If you loved Charlotte Ritchie as Kate Galvin in YOU, you’ll adore her in these TV shows

Charlotte will always be Oregon in my eyes

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Charlotte Ritchie has once again made her way onto our screens, and no one is that mad about it. Charlotte stars as Kate Galvin in season four of YOU on Netflix, and has been close to figuring out who Joe really is. Charlotte puts on a great act as Kate and YOU wouldn’t be the first TV show she has wowed audiences in. She has been in a string of classic British TV shows that will go down in history as some of the very best. Here are seven TV shows you can watch Charlotte Ritchie in next, if you’ve binge watched her as Kate in YOU season four.

1. Ghosts

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Ghosts is a BBC sitcom from the creators of Horrible Histories and it follows a couple who inherit a massive house and are blissfully unaware it is inhabited by ghosts. Charlotte stars as Alison Cooper, the woman who inherits the property, alongside Kiell Smith-Bynoe who plays her husband, Mike.

The cast is full of nostalgic actors, including Mathew Baynton, Laurence Rickard and Martha Howe-Douglas from Horrible Histories. Charlotte has described Ghosts as “really uncynical and very loving.” Speaking to The Guardian, she said: “If there isn’t something you like in the first minute, then there will definitely be something for you in the next three minutes. If you don’t like a bit of wordplay, then someone will fall over.”

2. Feel Good

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Feel Good is one of Charlotte’s latest projects, which is a semi-autobiographical comedy series starring Mae Martin. In the show, Charlotte plays George, who begins dating Mae who is trying to put their life back together. Feel Good ran for two seasons and ended in 2021.

3. Fresh Meat

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Fresh Meat was an iconic TV series in the early 2010s about a group of university students living together in the most awkward way possible. Alongside Charlotte, the cast included Jack Whitehall, Zawe Ashton and Joe Thomas. Charlotte played Oregon, a literature student who soon embarks on an affair with her lecturer, and an brief relationship with his son which she doesn’t know about at the time.

4. Siblings

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Real Charlotte Ritchie fans will recognise her for her role on the BBC Three sitcom Siblings. Charlotte starred as Hannah, alongside Tom Stourton as Dan and they do not get along, despite being incredibly a lot like each other. Siblings only had two seasons and aired from 2014 to 2016.

5. Call the Midwife

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Charlotte Ritchie played Nurse Barbara in Call the Midwife for four years from season four to season seven. Nurse Barbara was killed off and it ruined everyone’s Christmas. Speaking to Radio Times about her decision to leave Call the Midwife, Charlotte said: “I felt like Barbara had gone through such a lovely journey, having arrived at Nonnatus House a sort of wreck and quite incompetent, or at least on the surface.

“And she’s really grown up and become this adult. And it felt like such a lovely time, with her wedding to Tom, having found that happiness and reconciled with Trixie. It could be a good time to go.” Charlotte felt that it was time for her to “try and branch out and try something new.”

6. Grantchester

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In September 2022, Charlotte was pictured in scenes on season eight of Grantchester. She joined the show in season seven, as Bonnie and on her first day she recalled one of her first episodes being “quite embarrassing”. Speaking to What’s To Watch, Charlotte said: “It was one of my first scenes, so everyone seeing my pants on the first day is quite an interesting way to introduce yourself!”

7. Dead Pixels

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Dead Pixels is a sitcom on Channel 4, which follows three friends who have an obsession with a fantasy role-playing game. The TV series follows their friendship in the real world and in their online game. Charlotte played the role of Nicky and Dead Pixels had two seasons from 2019 to 2021.

Part one of season four of YOU is available on Netflix now, with part two dropping on March 9th. For all the latest Netflix news, quizzes, drops and memes like The Holy Church of Netflix on Facebook.