This document contains summaries of different TV drama genres including teen drama, period/costume drama, police/crime drama, and medical/hospital drama. For the teen drama Younger's, it provides a brief description of the plot following a group of London teenagers pursuing careers in urban music. For the period drama Downton Abbey, it highlights Hugh Bonneville's performance and the show's high production value. The police drama Luther is summarized as starring Idris Elba as a London detective who dedicates his life to his work. Finally, the medical drama Casualty is outlined as the longest-running emergency medical drama focusing on the staff of Holby City Hospital's accident and emergency department.

1. Television Presentation
Saima Rashid

2. TV Drama
TV Drama is a
story that is
presented in a
dramatic way and
explores a range
of genres.

3. Teen Drama
Younger's is a British teen comedy
drama series created by Benjamin
Kuffuor and Levi David Addai. It
began airing on E4 on 20 March 2013.
It is produced by Big Talk Productions.
The series has been picked up for
international distribution by BBC
Worldwide. The series follows a group
of south-east London teenagers
aiming to become the next big thing
on the urban music scene

4. Teen Drama
Davina lives in South London but she believes "on the
wrong side".
Davina's definitely not ghetto. Her love of singing and
urban music means the Youngers are a natural fit for
her though.
She decides to not let her more privileged
background or the heavily male-dominated scene
stop her from pursuing a career in urban music. To
mask her insecurities she hides behind her 'Diva'
persona and hopes for the best.
Daniva is a school leaver
who is the only girl in the group.
She is from a more privileged
background from the other two
boys in the group who live in the
stereotypical south london estates.

5. Period/costume drama
Downtown abbey is said to be the most expensive
British TV drama ever filmed . Julian Fellowes’s
script was sharp and knowing, combining acute
social observation with delicious sexual and
financial intrigue. The seven episodes seldom put a
foot wrong. Although much was made of Maggie
Smith’s performance as the calculating countess, it
was Hugh Bonneville, who deserves a knighthood
for services to the dinner jacket, who was the
classiest act.

6. Period/costume drama
Lady Mary crawley played by
Michelle Dockery.
Lady Mary Josephine Crawley (née Crawley) (born
1891) is the eldest daughter and child of Robert
Crawley, Earl of Grantham and his American heiress
wife Cora Crawley (née Levinson), as well as the mother
of the current heir of Grantham, George whom she had
with her late husband Matthew Crawley. Mary has two
younger sisters, Lady Edith Crawley and Lady Sybil
Branson, who later died in 1920 from complications
following childbirth. A potential brother was
miscarried in 1914. Through Sybil, she is the sister-in-
law of Tom Branson and the aunt and godmother
of Sybil "Sybbie" Branson. Although unaware of it as of
the summer of 1923, she has another niece named
Marigold Gregson through Edith. She is also the
granddaughter of the late earl of Grantham and Violet
Crawley (through whom she is linked to the MacClare
Family) and of Isidore and Martha Levinson.

7. Police/crime drama
Luther is a British psychological
crime drama produced by Katie
Swinden, shown on BBC. This
television series starring Idris Elba as
the title character, Detective Chief
Inspector John Luther, who works in
London, Great Britain. Elba has
been nominated for a Golden
Globe Award for Best Actor in a
Miniseries or Television Film for each
consecutive season, winning at the
69th Golden Globe Awards. The
series has also received eight
Primetime Emmy Award
nominations.

8. Police/crime drama
Inspector john Luther played
by Elba.
Luther is a talented detective and pivotal
member of London's SCU (Serious Crime
Unit). He once quipped that he has been a
police officer "since God was a boy". Life and
work have merged into one for Luther and
he relegates all other aspects of his life to
afterthoughts, including his wife,
a humanitarian lawyer, Zoe. His intelligence
is unparalled in the force and it is referenced
on more than one occasion that he is well-
read with an interest in literature and
philosophy, much to the disappointment of
his father, for whom sports and the military
were paramount.

9. Medical/hospital drama
Casualty, stylised as CASUAL+Y, is a
British medical drama that airs weekly
on BBC One, and the longest-running
emergency medical drama television
series in the world. Created by Jeremy
Brock and Paul Unwin, it was first
broadcast on 6 September 1986,and
transmitted in the UK on BBC One. The
original producer was Geraint Morris.
The programme is based around the
fictional Holby City Hospital and focuses
on the staff and patients of the
hospital's Accident and Emergency
Department. The show has very few ties
to its sister programme Holby City, which
began as a spin-off from Casualty in
1999, set in the same hospital. Casualty
is shown weekly on a Saturday evening,
which has been its time slot since the
early 1990s.

10. Medical/hospital drama
Charlie Fairhead, played by
Derek Thompson
Charlie Fairhead, played by Derek Thompson, is a senior
charge nurse and the longest serving cast member of
Casualty. He first appeared on 6 September 1986, which
was the first episode of the show, before making his first
departure from the show in series 18, he later returned for
thirty episodes in series 19 before making a permanent
return in the following series. Thompson departed the
programme in series 22, episode 17 before returning eleven
episodes later. He has since remained in the show. Charlie
has also appeared in occasional Holby City episodes from
its debut in 1999 until 2012. He also appeared in an episode
of Holby Blue in 2007.
He has dated numerous women during the show. The most notable is
Barbara Wilder - another original character - who was eventually his wife.
Baz left Casualty after series one but returned nearly a decade later.
Unhappily married, she reconciles with Charlie and gets pregnant with
their son, Louis. Baz divorces her husband and marries Charlie in 1998 but
they separate when Baz gets a job in Canada two years later. She briefly
returns in late 2003 to visit her father but dies after a road accident so
Charlie gets full custody of Louis. Charlie has come close to death on
several occasions since 1990 as a result of a shooting and later a hit and run
involving a stolen ambulance, a pulmonary embolism, attempted drowning
and a heart attack.