History Series / ItsASin

* ReasonWhyYouSuckSDpeech: Jill delivers one [[spoiler:to Ritchie's mum Valerie after she takes him out of hospital back home where he dies without adequate medical care.]]

* ContrastMontage: Ritchie, Roscoe and Colin being asked where do they see themselves in 10 years time and talking about their hopes and dreams for the future all during interviews is contrasted with nurses entering the ward Henry was isolated in and moving his now-dead body into a coffin and sanitizing the bed.

Beginning in 1981 Ritchie Tozer (Olly Alexander) is a closeted university student from the Isle of Wright who finally gets the chance to live his sexuality openly in the London gay scene alongside his close group of friends, including British-Nigerian drag performer Roscoe Babatunde (Omari Douglas) fleeing his religious family, apprentice tailor Colin Morris-Jones (Callum Scott Howells), his beard and level-headed friend Jill (Lydia West) and school librarian Ash Mukherjee (Nathaniel Curtis).

Creator/StephenFry and Creator/NeilPatrickHarris also star.

Beginning in 1981 Ritchie Tozer (Olly Alexander) is a closeted university student from the Isle of Wright who finally gets the chance to live his sexuality openly in the London gay scene alongside his close group of friends, including British-Nigerian drag performer Roscoe Babatunde (Omari Douglas) fleeing his religious family, apprentice tailor Colin Morris-Jones (Callum Scott Howells), his beard and level-headed friend Jill (Lydia West) and Ash Mukherjee (Nathaniel Curtis).

Beginning in 1981 the series follows a group of characters who are all part of the London gay scene: Ritchie Tozer (Olly Alexander) is a closeted university student from the Isle of Wright studying acting, Roscoe Babatunde (Omari Douglas) a British-Nigerian drag performer who has left his zealous religious family to live as himself and Colin Morris-Jones (Callum Scott Howells) an apprentice tailor. Other characters include Jill Baxter (Lydia West), Ritchie’s friend and beard, and Ash Mukherjee (Nathaniel Curtis).

Beginning in 1981 the series follows a group of characters who are all part of the London gay scene: Ritchie Tozer (Olly Alexander) is a closeted university student from the Isle of Wright studying acting, Roscoe Babatunde (Omari Douglas) a British-Nigerian drag performer who has left his zealous religious family to live as himself and Colin Morris-Jones (Callum Scott Howells) a shy young Welsh shop clerk. Other characters include Jill Baxter (Lydia West), Ritchie’s friend and beard, and Ash Mukherjee (Nathaniel Curtis).

* CastFullOfGay: With the exception of Jill.

* TheEighties: The first episode begins in 1981 and sees Ritchie setting off for university, which puts it around autumn. By episode three its 1986.

* TheEighties: The first episode begins in 1981 and sees Ritchie setting off for university, which puts it around autumn.

Beginning in 1981 the series follows a group of characters who are all part of the Manchester gay scene: Ritchie Tozer (Olly Alexander) is a closeted university student from the Isle of Wright studying acting, Roscoe Babatunde (Omari Douglas) a British-Nigerian drag performer who has left his zealous religious family to live as himself and Colin Morris-Jones (Callum Scott Howells) a shy young Welsh shop clerk. Other characters include Jill Baxter (Lydia West), Ritchie’s friend and beard, and Ash Mukherjee (Nathaniel Curtis).

* ContrastMontage: Ritchie, Roscoe and Colin being asked where do they see themselves in 10 years time and talking about their hopes and dreams for the future all during interviews is contrasted with nurses entering the ward Henry was isolated in and moving his now-dead body into a coffin and sanitizing his bed.

Beginning in 1981 the series follows a group of characters who are all part of the Manchester gay scene: Ritchie Tozer (Olly Alexander of the British synth-pop group Years & Years) is a closeted university student from the Isle of Wright studying acting, Roscoe Babatunde (Omari Douglas) a British-Nigerian drag performer who has left his zealous religious family to live as himself and Colin Morris-Jones (Callum Scott Howells) a shy young Welsh shop clerk. Other characters include Jill Baxter (Lydia West), Ritchie’s friend and beard, and Ash Mukherjee (Nathaniel Curtis).

Beginning in 1981 the series follows a group of characters who are all part of the Manchester gay scene: Ritchie Tozer (Olly Alexander of the group Music/YearsAndYears) is a closeted university student from the Isle of Wright studying acting, Roscoe Babatunde (Omari Douglas) a British-Nigerian drag performer who has left his zealous religious family to live as himself and Colin Morris-Jones (Callum Scott Howells) a shy young Welsh shop clerk. Other characters include Jill Baxter (Lydia West), Ritchie’s friend and beard, and Ash Mukherjee (Nathaniel Curtis).

Beginning in 1981 the series follows a group of characters who are all part of the Manchester gay scene: Ritchie Tozer (Olly Alexander) is a closeted university student from the Isle of Wright studying acting, Roscoe Babatunde (Omari Douglas) a British-Nigerian drag performer who has left his zealous religious family to live as himself and Colin Morris-Jones (Callum Scott Howells) a shy young Welsh shop clerk. Other characters include Jill Baxter (Lydia West), Ritchie’s friend and beard, and Ash Mukherjee (Nathaniel Curtis).

* IncurableCoughOfDeath: Henry refers to Juan's mysterious new illness as being primarily a cough.

Beginning in 1981 the series follows a group of characters who are all part of the Manchester gay scene: Ritchie Tozer (Olly Alexander) is a closeted university student from the Isle of Wright studying acting, Roscoe Babatunde (Omari Douglas) a British-Nigerian drag performer who has left his zealous religious to live as himself and Colin Morris-Jones (Callum Scott Howells) a shy young Welsh shop clerk. Other characters include Jill Baxter (Lydia West), Ritchie’s friend and beard, and Ash Mukherjee (Nathaniel Curtis).

The series has three main characters: Ritchie Tozer (Olly Alexander) is a closeted university student from the Isle of Wright studying acting, Roscoe Babatunde (Omari Douglas) a British-Nigerian drag performer working in the club scene after leaving his religious family, and Colin Morris-Jones (Callum Scott Howells) a young Welsh shop clerk.

''It's a Sin'' is a 2021 period drama from Creator/Channel4 created by Creator/RussellTDavies about the lives of young gay and bisexual men in the 1980s as the AIDS epidemic begins.

* GoodTimesMontage: Showing the lives of young English gay men and the club scene in the last days of the pre-AIDS 80s in the first episode.

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