We discuss The Missing, the return of Ordinary Lies, the truly bizarre HIM from ITV and why Matt can't get into The Apprentice this time round. Plus we go west to look at Insecure and Black-ish and review the reboot of The Crystal Maze.
Gary returns from hospital and we discuss The Apprentice, the tense return of The Missing and the final National Treasure. The first X Factor live show and Louis Theroux's harrowing new Saville documentary.
The guys return for a rare morning recording to discuss the return of Strictly Come Dancing, the third series of The Fall, ITV crime drama The Level and C4 comedy Damned. Plus more on Our Girl and National Treasure.
Luke chats to Cold Feet creator and writer Mike Bullen about resurrecting the hugely popular series after 13 years away.
The podcast trio return to discuss new US shows Designated Survivor and Speechless. New Channel 4 drama National Treasure and ITV's attempt at a crime drama in Paranoid. Plus Gary reviews the return of Red Dwarf and we discover Matt has a speech impediment.
Matt & Gary discuss the fate of The Bake Off now that the BBC have lost it to Channel 4 and the new series of Our Girl.
We discuss the welcome return of Cold Feet on ITV, wonder why we can't quite connect with Our Girl and whether Motherland suffered from 'too many cooks' Plus Nicholas Lyndhurst returns for a new episode of Goodnight Sweetheart, Celebrity Gaming Show Go8Bit and more on the Bake-Off.
After our summer break we return to talk all things telly. Including Netflix mega-hit Stranger Things, the predictable return of The X Factor and the comedy reboots of Are you being Served and Porridge. We also look at the new comedy pilots and new BBC One drama One of Us and talk all things CAKE as the Bake Off tent opens again for another series.
So, imagine you were marooned on a desert island. You've got basic provisions which naturally includes a television. Which ten dramas would you take with you? In the third and final of our specials, token Luke picks the shows that have shaped his taste in television drama, the shows he couldn't live without and the shows that have defined him.
So, imagine you were marooned on a desert island. You've got basic provisions which naturally includes a television. Which ten dramas would you take with you? In the second of three specials, token Northerner Matt picks the shows that have shaped his taste in television drama, the shows he couldn't live without and the shows that have defined him.
So, imagine you were marooned on a desert island. You've got basic provisions which naturally includes a television. Which ten dramas would you take with you? In the first of three specials, Gary picks the shows that have shaped his taste in television drama, the shows he couldn't live without and the shows that have defined him.
On this week's podcast we review Jimmy McGovern's Reg, Anthony Horrowitz's New Blood and Channel 4 comedy Power Monkeys. Plus we go west to review Amazon comedy UnReal
We discuss the BGT semi finals, The rebooted Top Gear, Wallander, French import The Disappearance and try to get to the bottom why Gary doesn't like Mum. We also review two shows we've never actually seen: Bloodline which has two series on its Netflix platform and Peaky Blinders which will return to BBC Two for a further two series. But which did we prefer?
In this week's podcast we discuss Louis Theroux: A Different Brain, wonderful BBC2 comedy Mum, the finales of Marcella and Undercover, and wave goodbye to Peggy Mitchell. Plus thoughts on Jo Brand's Getting On spin-off Going Forward and Gary goes West to review Billions
The podcast trio return to discuss the new rules of the BBC, The BAFTA winners, BBC2's obsession with Shakespeare and new ITV drama The Secret.
Matt and Gary join forces to discuss the wonderful final episode of Line of Duty, the end of Scott & Bailey, Louis Theroux's foray into documentaries based in the UK and bizarre comedy Flowers. Plus we go West(eros) to review the return of Game of Thrones
Gary and Matt return to mourn the loss of Victoria Wood, and discuss new Sky drama The Five. Plus the returns of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and the Sky Atlantic drama The Tunnel.
Gary goes Live on Periscope as we review, the most recent Line Of Duty, the welcome return of Scott & Bailey and Britain's Got Talent.
I chat to writer of the fifth series of Scott & Bailey Lee Warburton. We discuss taking Sally Wainwright's characters on, and working with Russell T Davies and Paul Abbott.
The trio of telly obsessives discuss the second episode of the gripping Line of Duty. ITV's Marcella from the writer of The Bridge. Peter Moffat's Sunday night six-parter Undercover and the brilliantly atmospheric The People Next Door.
We look at the shows that lost out on a BAFTA nomination. The end of Fresh Meat, the welcome return of Line of Duty and the loss of Ronnie Corbett. Plus the return of The Island and Rowan Atkinson as Maigret.
Matt and Luke journey to the RTS Awards and catch up with celebs. Reviews of Trapped, Stag and the penultimate Fresh Meat as well as new BBC1 drama The A Word. We also review new Nordic drama Follow the Money and learn that Matt owns a high value boxset!
We discuss the end of Happy Valley, the brilliance of Fresh Meat and why the UK can't seem to do a good pre-watershed comedy.
The TV obsessed trio return to discuss the wonderful Happy Valley, the fantastic Fresh Meat and the brilliant Stag. Plus BBC Three launches its first drama of its online era with Thirteen, E4 comedy drama The Aliens and Gary goes west to report on The Shanara Chronicles
We discuss how many times we've moved house, new BBC drama The Night Manager and continue our love affair with Happy Valley. It's also the welcome return of Fresh Meat and Gogglebox.
This week - we discuss HBO's Vinyl, brilliant new Icelandic drama Trapped, BBC Three's move online - including a new series of Life and Death Row - and how Happy Valley is the best drama on TV.
We discuss the X Files revival, the end of The Good Wife and why we're so chuffed Happy Valley is back on our screens!
On the podcast Matt and Luke go west to review the new American Crime Story and The Good Wife. Plus Gary continues to enjoy Call the Midwife and we argue about a vlogger documentary.
We discuss the end of Endeavour, BBC3's new dramatised documentary and James Nesbitt in Sky drama Lucky Man. Plus ITV's new celeb experiment show Sugar Free Farm, the Sport Relief Bake-Off and reviews of Madam Secretary and Killjoys on Gary Goes West.
On the latest podcast, we discuss whether there's a show that's perfect from beginning to end and review the return of Call the Midwife and Walking The Himalayas
