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TV tonight: can a breakup in a flatshare ever end well?

The Guardian UK Thursday 15 October 2026, 05:20 UTC By Hollie Richardson, Alexi Duggins and Ali Catterall 1 min read
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It’s the final double bill of housing crisis romcom Break Clause. Plus, will the Traitors win their game of hide and seek? Here’s what to watch this evening10.05pm, Channel 4Can a breakup in a flatshare end well?

It’s the final double bill of housing crisis romcom Break Clause. Plus, will the Traitors win their game of hide and seek? Here’s what to watch this evening

10.05pm, Channel 4
Can a breakup in a flatshare end well? In the closing double bill, Ben (Samuel Bottomley) and Lil (Lara Ricote) are single and mingling – but they also find themselves back in each other’s arms, gallivanting around London … before reality hits again. With their six-month break clause in the lease coming up, they need to decide whether to get back together or move on for good. Hollie Richardson

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