Terry McDonough

Biography

Terry McDonough is a British television director and producer known for his work in drama and science fiction. Over his career, he has directed several well-known television series, earning a reputation for his ability to bring compelling stories to life across various genres.

Career Highlights

McDonough’s career spans several decades, and he has been involved with some notable television productions.

The Street (2006): One of McDonough’s most notable projects is his direction of episodes of The Street, a critically acclaimed British drama series created by Jimmy McGovern. The show focuses on the lives of residents in a fictional street in Manchester, exploring their challenges and relationships. McDonough's work on the series helped bring the gritty realism of the show to the screen.

Cold Feet (1997): McDonough also directed episodes of the beloved British comedy-drama series Cold Feet, which follows the lives of a group of friends as they navigate relationships, careers, and personal issues. The show has been praised for its warm, humorous take on the ups and downs of adult life, and McDonough’s contribution was a part of its success.

The Expanse (2015): In addition to his work in drama, McDonough directed episodes of The Expanse, a popular science fiction series based on the novels by James S.A. Corey. The show, set in a future where humanity has colonized the solar system, has garnered a loyal fan base thanks to its complex characters, political intrigue, and stunning visual effects. McDonough's direction helped to bring the show's ambitious vision to life on screen.