What follows is a family drama that explores how the relationship between Greg (Eccleston) and Marie (Paula Malcomson) came to break down, and whether any amicable solution can be found to their differences.
The series first aired on BBC One back in March 2018, but is no longer available on iPlayer, with Channel 4 instead snapping up the streaming rights for its free ad-supported streaming platform.
Speaking to RadioTimes.com when the series first aired, Brocklehurst explained that he found it important to tie up "all those loose ends" in the three chapters, rather than leave things open-ended in the hope of a second season.
He added: "Some stories can carry on but some stories should just end. It’s a miniseries, so just end it and do something else."
Co-star Paula Malcomson told RadioTimes.com that she felt Eccleston was "a very convincing Belfast man", but one viewer described his accent as "dodgy" and another questioned why a Northern Irish actor wasn't cast in the role.
View oEmbed on the source website"I mean, it is my job to humanise, to create a character that's empathetic, that people will want to follow that story. But as far as likability goes, I can't really worry about that very much."
Come Home is available to stream on Channel 4.
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