| EPISODES | Instalments of serialised radio or television dramas; or, incidents (8) |
| EPISODE | Instalment of a serialised radio or television drama; or, an incident (7) |
| SERIES | A cycle/set of banknotes, books, coins, games, stamps, television dramas or other related things (6) |
| SOAP | Cleanser from which a genre of serialised television/radio dramas or "operas" derive their name (4) |
| PENNYDREADFUL | A cheap usually sensational form of serialised literature that was popular in Victorian Britain (5,8) |
| ANECDOTAL | Pertaining to short stories or incidents (9) |
| WESTERN | Film or television drama about cowboys (7) |
| SIDESHOWS | Subordinate events or incidents (9) |
| EDITIONS | Episodes or instalments of programmes broadcast on TV, radio or online (8) |
| LAPLANTE | Lynda, actress/dramatist who created the Prime Suspect series of television dramas (2,6) |
| DIASPORA | Those living abroad get help returning, with first instalments of support payments of regular amounts (8) |
| NEWSCAST | A radio or television broadcast of news reports (8) |
| ROADSHOW | A series of radio or television programmes broadcast on location from different venues (8) |
| STATIONS | Stopping-places on railways; radio or television channels; depots for firefighters; or, positions in society (8) |
| SIDESHOW | Subordinate event or incident (8) |
| REPORTER | Someone who collects news for a newspaper, radio or television (8) |
| BATHURST | Star of TV dramas The Pillars of the Earth and Downton Abbey, Robert -------- (8) |
| CALLSIGN | (Broadcasting) a combination of letters used to identify a radio or television station (4,4) |
| HOSPITAL | Type of institution in which TV dramas Grey's Anatomy and House were set (8) |
| SEANBEAN | English actor whose roles include Richard Sharpe in a series of TV dramas |
