TV tonight: Eric Morecambe's children's book 'The Reluctant Vampire' airs on BBC One
Lenny Rush stars in the adaptation, while divorce drama 'The Split Up' continues with more revelations.
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Among tonight's television highlights is an adaptation of "The Reluctant Vampire," a children's book written by the late comedian Eric Morecambe, airing on BBC One at 6:40pm with Lenny Rush in a starring role.
The program was listed as part of a broader guide to the evening's viewing options, which also included the continuation of "The Split Up," a drama described as featuring further revelations tied to its storyline centered on divorce.
Adaptations of children's literature for television remain a recurring feature of family-oriented programming, and "The Reluctant Vampire" draws on Morecambe's legacy as a writer in addition to his well-known career as a comedian and entertainer.
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Sources
- TV tonight: Eric Morecambe’s children’s book comes to life — The Guardian — Culture
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