The Syndicate

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The Syndicate

2012- 2021

4 Seasons

23 Episodes

7.5(25 votes)

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Drama

Overview

A drama exploring how winning the lottery transforms the lives of ordinary people.

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14 members

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Liberty Hobbs

Gemma Hepworth

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Ruben Reuter

Shane Sanderson

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Katherine Rose Morley

Keeley Sanderson

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Taj Atwal

Roxy Varma

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Kieran Urquhart

Jake Thackery

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Kym Marsh

Donna Sanderson

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Mark Benton

Graham Woods

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Emily Head

Colette Andrews

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Neil Morrissey

Frank Stevenson

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Gaynor Faye

Cheryl Armitage

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Rita May

Nanna

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Joe Sugg

Sam

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Katie McGlynn

Georgina Clarke

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Lorraine Bruce

Denise Simpson

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