Luke and Matt are joined by Sarah Kennedy to review ITV's psychological drama 'Too Close', The BBC's answer to The Masked Singer - 'I Can See Your Voice' as well as Channel 5's 'Intruder' and a look back at the end of Unforgotten as well as how we're feeling about this series of Line of Duty.
The original podcast trio reunites as Gary returns to the podcast to help review HBO's The Flight Attendant, ITV's Grace and a little BBC show called Line Of Duty!.
Sarah Kennedy joins Luke and Matt to review the first drama from Disney Plus's Star brand = Big Sky. Bryan Cranston's return to TV in Your Honor and Gordon Ramsay's turn as gameshow host in the BBC's Bank Balance. Plus new foreign drama, The Man in Room 301 from Finland and BBC Four.
Matt and Luke are joined by Michael Lee to review the welcome return of ITV's best crime drama Unforgotten. BBC One's new four-part drama Bloodlands, new Netflix drama Behind Her Eyes and look back at the wonderful It's a Sin in its entirety.
Matt and Luke are joined by Will Barber-Taylor to review Channel 5's The Drowning, Channel 4's Ramy and Sky Atlantic's ZeroZeroZero.
Matt and Luke reunite with Gary to review Channel 4's masterpiece It's a Sin. New Danish drama The Investigation, ITV's Finding Alice and Netflix's true-crime documentary series Night Stalker: Hunt for a Serial Killer.
We're joined by Mo Walker, to review ITV's The Pembrokeshire Murders, French Netflix drama Lupin, a really compelling 24 Hours in Police Custody double bill and dog grooming competition Pooch Perfect from BBC One.
We're joined by Sarah Kennedy to review the BBC's new drama The Serpent as well as BBC Two's A Teacher, Channel 4's The Great and Traces which originally aired on Alibi.
In our favourite podcast of the year, we revisit the very best shows of the maddest year we've ever seen which delivered some of the best shows in recent memory. Join us for a countdown of our favourite shows and a special 2020 edition of the Quiz BoxMaster.
In this special bonus episode, Youtube creator, and site contributor Jackson (Skip Intro) breaks down his favourite shows of the year and talks about what made the television of 2020 so special.
We review pivotal Christmas episodes and not so pivotal ones. The 2000 remake of A Christmas Carol which starred Ross Kemp on ITV. The 1986 infamous episode of EastEnders. Plus, our favourite Royle Family Christmas special.
Matt and Luke, who have never seen the Netflix period drama are joined by fans Sarah Kennedy and Mo Walker to discuss the first four series.
We review HBO's teen-centric drama We Are Who We Are. New Icelandic drama The Valhalla Murders from BBC Four and Steve McQueen's Small Axe - Lover's Rock. We also finally review FX's Mrs America which aired over the summer.
We review the return of I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here as it arrives in a Welsh Castle. The return of Educating Greater Manchester and new dramas Industry on BBC Two and the acclaimed Netflix drama The Queen's Gambit.
On this week's Custard TV Podcast we get all political by reviewing the first two episodes of The West Wing as the entire series comes to All4. There is also a political slant to one of the Freaks and Geeks episodes that is reviewed on our final lookback at the classic series. Also we review new Sky Atlantic drama The Undoing and Amazon Prime comedy Truth Seekers as well as the final episode of Channel 4's excellent Adult Material.
We look at ITV's new spooky supernatural drama The Sister. New Danish drama DNA airing on Saturday's on BBC Four. We continue our love of Adult Material and do a deep dive into HBO & Sky Atlantic's new drama The Third Day which deserves a big discussion. We also reach the penultimate part of our Freaks & Geeks rewatch otherwise known as, The Rewind.
Three reviews from our October 20th 2020 podcast - Zoe Kravitz in an adaptation of High Fidelity, Hugh Laurie in political thriller Roadkill and Netflix teen drama Grand Army.
Reviews of Channel 4's Adult Material, Sky's new comedy-drama I Hate Suzie, BritBox resurrects Spitting Image for 2020 and South Park tackles the pandemic in their 'pandemic special.' We also discuss the sad demise of GLOW and the strange direction Netflix is heading in.
This week, Gary makes a triumphant return to the podcast to help Matt review ITV's true-crime two-parter Honour starring Keeley Hawes. Showtime's drama on James Comey, The Comey Rule and Anna Kendrick's new series Love Life which is now available on BBC iPlayer.
In this week's podcast - we review Amazon's long-awaited remake of Channel 4's Utopia. The new supernatural series, Evil from Good Wife creators and BBC One's new drama 'Life' which is billed as a spin-off from Doctor Foster but proves to be anything but.
The podcast returns to discuss the shows we've enjoyed over the strangest summer ever. We review ITV's three-part true-crime drama Des starring David Tennant. BBC One's new Sunday night drama Us, adapted by David Nicholls from his book of the same name. Plus a review of Ryan Murphy's latest Netflix series Ratched and a look at who we hope will win an Emmy's at this year's Ceremony.
In the final instalment of our Desert Island Comedies, Matt picks his 10 favourite comedies of all time.
It's time for Luke's picks. The 10 comedies that shaped my view on the genre. The 10 shows I'll always go back to because they make me laugh and cry. From Peckham to Pawnee.
In the first of three brand new podcasts, the podcast team talk about their favourite comedies of all time in 'Desert Island Comedies' These are the shows that shaped our love of the genre. The comedies that made us cry as much as they made us laugh and the comedies we revisit over and over. In this first episode, podcaster and comedy lover Sophie Davies picks her ten favourite shows. The shows range from Nighty Night to Parks and Recreation.
On this week's podcast we have reviews of BBC1's new ripped from the headlines The Salisbury Poisonings. The BBC's new drama I May Destroy You along with HBO's light-hearted skateboarding drama Betty and a look at the third series of Killing Eve.
In week 10 of the pandemic, we review HBO's new documentary McMillion$ now available on Sky Documentaries, new US drama Little Fires Everywhere now on Amazon Prime, new comedy Space Force on Netflix and the end of HBO's Run.
In another live special - Matt and Luke discuss the adaptations that TV shows are making to handle lockdown whilst also asking your pandemic-related questions. There's also reviews of The Masked Singer, The Real Marigold Hotel and ER Season 7! Plus Gary returns briefly to join the guys once again.
Reviews of Ryan Murphy's Netflix series Hollywood. New Norweigan period piece State of Happiness. We gush about all 12 episodes of Normal People and Jackson joins in to discuss how Better Call Saul has become an incredible TV show.
On this week's podcast we review BBC3's adaptation of Normal People. New Sci-fi drama Devs. ITV's Beat the Chasers and new Netflix coming of age comedy Never Have I Ever.
Gary rejoins Matt and Luke as they go live to discuss lockdown binges, Luke's newfound love of ER and what the TV schedules will look like as lockdown continues.
