| PLACATORY | Stage show including animal - or seeking to appease (9) |
| OKAPI | Took a picture, including animal with stripes |
| NATURE | From the Latin "to be born", the collective phenomena of the physical world including animals and plants (6) |
| GOLDDIGGING | Hero outside left understanding or seeking profitable partnership |
| SELF | Word before service or seeking |
| QUEST | An instance of looking for or seeking (5) |
| TAOISEACH | PM show including parodies on a regular basis (9) |
| MAKESNICE | Tries to appease someone |
| IDRISELBA | Star of shows including Luther and In The Long Run (5,4) |
| EDSHEERAN | Singer who appeared in shows including Game of Thrones and The Simpsons (2,7) |
| UNASTUBBS | British actress famed lor her roles in TV shows including Till Death Us Do Part and Sherlock (3,6) |
| SOP | A piece of bread dipped/soaked in gravy, sauce or soup; a puddle; a saturation; or, alluding to a drugged cake thrown by a sibyl to appease Cerberus, a word for a concession or bribe, given to placate |
| OLIVIER | Show including one actor of renown (7) |
| CIRCUITOUS | Show including computers etc at university is longer than needed (10) |
| CIRCUMSTANCES | Situation in travelling show, including naughty men's act (13) |
| AFTERSUN | Weekly TV show including interviews with Love Island contestants (8) |
| JOYBEHAR | "The View" panelist who recently missed three days of the show, including yesterday's |
| PLACATE | Has to turn out for a lap, etc, to appease the others (7) |
| ASSUAGE | To appease or calm a situation (7) |
| TASK | Activity that contestants might do to appease and impress Greg Davies, in a British game show |
