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Ground Down  30 Min TV Comedy Drama

Meat industry exec Katy loses her job and  fiancé the day she buys a fixer-upper she can no longer afford. Stranded in the hometown she planned to dazzle, she must rebuild a rundown farmhouse and her life

Synopsis

Katy Redvers, 38, is the self-proclaimed Beyoncé of Brisket—confident, corporate, and coated in affirmations. But in one spectacular morning, she loses her high-flying job, catches her fiancé mid-affair, and accidentally buys a derelict farmhouse in her East Yorkshire hometown. Broke and broken-hearted, Katy returns to Hornsea expecting to dazzle her past. Instead, she’s forced to live with her eccentric parents and face a community that remembers her as an oddity. Ground Down is a female-led series about coming undone—and the fierce, messy, hilarious business of putting yourself back together.

Awards and Results

  • Semi-finalist - Female Pilot Club Competition

  • Upcoming awards to be announced

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Themes that matter to viewers today

  • Class, Aspiration & Impostor Syndrome: Katy’s belief that life might’ve turned out differently with an Oxbridge degree reflects the quiet shame and class hangups that still shape ambition, confidence, and self-worth.

  • Toxic Positivity & Self-Help Culture: From vision boards to viral mantras, the show skewers the pressure to “manifest” your way out of a mental breakdown.

  • The Loneliness of Self-Reliance: Ground Down explores the burden of having to rebuild your life without a safety net—when asking for help feels harder than pretending you're fine.

  • Female Rage & Redemption: Katy’s cake-hurling, sweary breakdowns tap into the suppressed anger of women who’ve held it together for far too long.

  • Small Town Reputations: Returning home means confronting the past—Ground Down explores the pressure of performing success when everyone remembers who you used to be.

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