THE TIPTONS is our new comedy drama, set in the Black Country.
It's a bit like The Archers, only set in the Black Country, so nothing like The Archers. It follows the fortunes of Doreen and her daughter Trojan as they battle to try and repay nearly two million pounds, from a lottery ticket win that the judge says they weren't legally entitled to.
The story picks up from where the Doreen Movie left off.
THE TIPTONS is our new comedy drama, set in the Black Country.
It's a bit like The Archers, only set in the Black Country, so nothing like The Archers. It follows the fortunes of Doreen and her daughter Trojan as they battle to try and repay nearly two million pounds, from a lottery ticket win that the judge says they weren't legally entitled to.
The story picks up from where the Doreen Movie left off.
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THE TIPTONS is our new comedy drama, set in the Black Country.
It's a bit like The Archers, only set in the Black Country, so nothing like The Archers. It follows the fortunes of Doreen and her daughter Trojan as they battle to try and repay nearly two million pounds, from a lottery ticket win that the judge says they weren't legally entitled to.
The story picks up from where the Doreen Movie left off.
THE TIPTONS is our new comedy drama, set in the Black Country.
It's a bit like The Archers, only set in the Black Country, so nothing like The Archers. It follows the fortunes of Doreen and her daughter Trojan as they battle to try and repay nearly two million pounds, from a lottery ticket win that the judge says they weren't legally entitled to.
The story picks up from where the Doreen Movie left off.
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Doreen and Trojan are on their way up to Scotland to confront corrupt MP Jim Nightingale in his castle. But Doreen is about to find out that Scotland is a long way from Tipton.
Disguised as an oil company lobbyist and a transgender Sheikh billionaire, Doreen and Trojan finally track down and confront the corrupt MP Jim Nightingale, armed with a hidden camera. What could possibly go wrong?