Matt is joined by site contributors Michael Lee and Dawn Glenn to cover ITV's Holding and The Ipcress File. They look at the first two episodes of Apple TV+'s The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey and How I Met Your Father which is available in the UK on Disney+
The trio of TV obsessives return to review another set of new shows. Luke, Matt and Sarah review ITV's latest thriller Our House. Explore the true-life story of Elizabeth Holmes in The Dropout on Disney+. Look into Netflix's new twisty thriller Pieces of Her and the brilliant comedy-drama Somebody Somewhere on Sky.
Matt is joined by Mo Walker and Dawn Glenn to review the returns of Killing Eve and Starstruck. Along with new drama The Holiday, and BBC Three's Mood.
Matt is joined by site contributors Erin and first-timer Megan to review Inventing Anna on Netflix. Apple TV+'s genre-bending drama Severance and ITV's new shiny floor show for Saturday night Starstruck. He also welcomes back site contributor Mo Walker to discuss the return of Amazon's The Marvellous Mrs Masiel.
Matt is joined by Sarah Kennedy and guest contributor Suki Khakh to review the first episode of Louis Theroux's Forbidden America entitled 'Angry & Online'. The first episode of 'Reacher' on Amazon Prime Video. Sky's The Fear Index and Peacock's Bel Air.
In a podcast first (we think) Luke, Matt and Sarah review six new shows. This is Going to Hurt on BBC One, Pam & Tommy on Disney+ & Hulu, No Return on ITV, Suspicion on Apple TV+, Chole on BBC One and comedy The Curse on Channel 4.
Luke and Matt are joined by site contributor Mo Walker to review Channel 5 drama The Teacher. Apple TV's The AfterParty HBO Maxs' pandemic set drama Station Eleven and Netflix's comedy pastiche The Woman across the street from the girl in the window.
Luke, Matt and Sarah review four new dramas in the form of ITV's Trigger Point the BBC crime drama The Responder. The return of Julian Fellows with The Gilded Age and Amazon's brilliant comedy-drama As We See It.
The team Luke, Matt, Milo and Sarah review the return of HBO's Euphoria. BBC Four's latest crime drama Hidden Assets and two new dramas from Netflix with The Journalist and Archive 81.
Matt is joined by site contributor Michael Lee to review BBC One drama The Rules of the Game, Channel 4's comedy-drama , ITV's gameshow Ant & Dec's Limitless win and ABC's re-imagining of The Wonder Years.
Luke, Matt and Sarah review true-life dramas Four Lives on BBC One and Anne on ITV as well as The Tourist on BBC One and the return of Matt Berry as Stephen Toast as the BBC launches 'Toast of Tinseltown'
Luke and Matt countdown their individual Top 10 shows of the year. Plus, there's a BoxMaster of The Year and we look at the Top 10's of our site contributors.
Matt is joined by site contributors Sarah Kennedy and Will Barber-Taylor to review BBC One dramas, The Girl Before, Around the World in 80 Days and A Very British Scandal. As well as BBC Two's The Mezzotint.
For our BUMPER Christmas special, we're joined by special guests. Site contributor Sophie Davies joins us to relive the 1996 festive episode of Top Of the Pops (hosted by the Spice Girls) Dawn Glen from the TV Ship Yard podcast to watch the dinnerladies Christmas Special which aired in 1999 the boys from The Walford Weekly Podcast join us to discuss the importance of soaps at Christmas and how they can stay relevant in a world of disparate viewing. We also welcome back to the podcast Gary and Sa...
Matt and Luke are joined by Sarah Kennedy to review Sky's black comedic drama Landscapers. BBC1's new crime drama You Don't Know Me, Sky Atlantic's drama Yellowjackets and Peacock's updated version of Saved By the Bell.
Luke and Matt are joined by site contributor Mo Walker to review Series 1 & 2 of BBC comedy drama In My Skin, Dopesick from Star on Disney+ and upcoming Peacock comedy Girls5eva.
Matt and Luke are joined by Will Barber-Taylor to review ITV's The Tower, Channel 4's Close to Me and Channel 5's adaptation of Dalgleish.
Matt is joined by Sophie Davies to review BBC1's new comedy-drama The Outlaws. New BBC One drama Showtrial and the welcome return of 'What We Do in the Shadows' on BBC Two and iPlayer.
This week we review 4 big US shows. We're joined by Jackson of YouTube channel SkipIntro to review the welcome return of HBO's Succession. The return of American Crime Story on BBC Two which looks at the Monica Lewinsky scandal. Scenes from a Marriage on Sky Atlantic and new FX comedy Reservation Dogs which lands on Star on Disney+ in the UK.
Matt and Sarah are joined by Deborah Shrewsbury to review ITV's psychological l thriller, Angela Black. Crime/reality/game show hybrid Murder Island. BBC One comedy The Cleaner and French drama Paris Police 1900.
Luke and Matt fly solo to review Netflix mega-hit Squid Game. Netflix drama Maid, ITV's Hollington Drive and a unique episode of Only Murders in the Building.
Matt is joined by Sarah to discuss Sky Comedy's Young Rock, The Chair on Netflix and ITV's Manhunt: Nightstalker. They're also joined by Erin to review Jack Thorne's powerful single drama Help.
Matt is joined by Sarah and Gary to review Sky's quirky forensic/crime drama hybrid Wolfe from Paul Abbott. Gruff new BBC Two drama The North Water. BBC Two comedy Alma's Not Normal returns for a full series after the award-winning pilot episode. And Daisy Haggard's comedy drama Back to Life returns for a second series.
The podcast trio of Luke, Matt and Sarah review ITV's Stephen, BBC1's Vigil, Only Murders in the Building on Star on Disney+ and finally Sweedish true-crime drama The Hunt for a Killer.
Last month marked 10 Years of the podcast. In this free-form episode Luke, Matt and Gary discuss the biggest changes to happen in television over the last decade.
Sarah, Matt and Luke review BBC One's new drama Time from acclaimed writer Jimmy McGovern. Channel 4's British remake of Swedish crime drama Before We Die. Brand new comedy We are Lady Parts. The return of Feel Good on Netflix and several episodes of Inside No.9
Matt and Luke are joined by Mo Walker to review the first episode of series 2 of Innocent on ITV, The Underground Railroad on Amazon Prime Video, The Mosquito Coast on Apple TV+ and check back in on the truly brilliant Mare of Easttown.
Sarah joins Matt and Luke to review the returns of Fargo for series 4 and Inside No.9 for series 6. As well as new BBC dramas Three Families and period piece The Pursuit of Love.
In this special episode, the original podcast trio reunites to break down the rather lacklustre final episode of Line Of Duty.
Sarah Kennedy joins Matt and Luke for the second week in a row, to review Sky Atlantic's Mare of Easttown, Starstruck from BBC Three, ITV's new drama Viewpoint and Channel 4's Frank of Ireland.
