Comedy drama series starring Helen Baxendale and James Nesbitt about a trio of thirtysomething couples. Adam and Rachel want to move in together, and Pete's about to be a dad.

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Episode 1 - Adam finds himself in hot water at work, while his relationship with Karen continues to affect the group.Jenny's finished her cancer treatment, but her struggle is far from over. David ...

Go back to the beginning as Adam, Rachel, Pete, Jenny, Karen and David navigate the highs and lows of love and life in Manchester. Unfortunately Cold Feet isn't available to watch right now.

TV comedy drama ITV1 1997 - 2020 60 episodes (9 series) Adam and Rachel wage a territorial battle over whose place to move into, only to discover that Rachel is still married. Meanwhile, Jenny and ...

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