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'Noughts + Crosses': TV Review

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To start by giving credit, Peacock's BBC One acquisition Noughts + Crosses is an admirably ambitious creation. The six-episode drama's alt-history take on an England colonized by African interests, with all racial and systemic relationships inverted, offers an abundance of topical substance to ponder well after the first season is complete and well beyond what is typical of the genre.

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