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Ludicrous – and the makers know it: Sky One’s Prodigal Son reviewed

Would I watch it again? Probably, if I were on my own in a hotel in somewhere like Belarus and it was the only thing in English on the box

The star of Sky One's Prodigal Son is Michael Sheen’s lovably evil Dad. Image: David Giesbrecht / ©2019 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
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