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Cold Feet: The New Years

The gang is back and this season returns with the sharp humor and closely-observed emotional truth Cold Feet is famous for.

Year: 2017 · Season 2 · Credits: James Nesbitt, John Thomson, Robert Bathrust... more

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Cold Feet Extras: Meet the Cast and Characters

Cold Feet Extras: Meet the Cast and Characters

Meet the Cast and Characters

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Cold Feet Extras: Looking for Love?

Cold Feet Extras: Looking for Love?

Looking for Love?

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Cold Feet Extras: Manchester Magic

Cold Feet Extras: Manchester Magic

Manchester Magic

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Cold Feet Extras: Tea or Coffee?

Cold Feet Extras: Tea or Coffee?

Cold Feet answers the BIG Brit questions: Tea or Coffee?

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Additional Information

Years: 2016 - 2020

Seasons: 4

Genre: Drama

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