Chris Packham wraps up his heartfelt two-part BBC series tonight, exploring dyslexia through personal stories—including his stepdaughter's experiences. Viewers will hear raw, relatable descriptions of living with dyslexia, like one participant comparing it to "trying to grab hold of a slippery fish." It’s clearly a passion project for Packham, blending education with emotional resonance. Meanwhile, *The Last of Us* nears its finale—so grab the remote.

What This Mean: Dyslexia affects millions but is often misunderstood. Packham’s platform gives it human texture—not just clinical definitions—while validating struggles many face silently. For families touched by neurodivergence, seeing it centered in primetime (with a celebrity ally, no less) feels like long-overdue recognition. And hey, it’s a nice counterbalance to zombie apocalypses.