TV Series1995 · ITV1 · Ended · 30 min
Faith in the Future was a spin off from the popular Second Thoughts comedy series. Having split up with Bill, Faith looks forward to a life on her own. That is until her daughter Hannah returns from her round-the-world trip and moves back in with Faith, cramping her new found freedom.
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