The Royal

Dr Ormerod finds the truth about his wife overwhelming and seeks comfort from Jill, hoping to manage his distress. His attempts to cope are hampered by the emotional weight of the revelation. At the same time, Greengrass learns that a long‑lost daughter, previously unknown to him, exists.

All at Sea is a television programme presented in an episodic format. It is listed simply as a programme of the episode type, and its genre is identified as “episode.” The title alone signals that the story unfolds within a self‑contained segment of a larger series. The central narrative follows Dr Ormerod as he grapples with a painful revelation concerning his wife. Unable to process the truth on his own, he seeks refuge in the company of Jill, whose presence offers him a measure of comfort amid his turmoil. At the same time, the storyline shifts to Greengrass, who is confronted with the startling news that he has a daughter he never knew existed. Dr Ormerod’s struggle is portrayed through his attempts to reconcile the reality of his marital situation with his own emotional limits. Jill’s role emerges as a supportive figure, providing a listening ear and a semblance of stability while he navigates the difficult emotions that the truth provokes. Their interactions highlight the way personal connections can serve as a lifeline when confronting unsettling personal disclosures. Parallel to this, Greengrass’s discovery of a long‑lost daughter introduces a new, unexpected dimension to his life. The revelation forces him to reconsider his past and contemplate the responsibilities and feelings that accompany suddenly learning about a previously unknown family member. Both story threads run concurrently, underscoring how characters cope with unforeseen personal challenges within the episode.