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Each week Jane Garvey hosts the Radio Times podcast to talk TV – and more. From interviews with the small screen’s biggest names to recommendations of the shows you must not miss. Jane, our resident TV critic Rhianna Dhillon and their guests will mark your card for the week ahead. Whether you want to listen to Jodie Comer and Stephen Graham discussing Help!, Prue Leith chatting all things Bake Off or Gillian Anderson on Sex Education, the best of the box is here. Join us every Wednesday for a whistle stop tour of the finest treats the entertainment world has to offer.
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This week’s guest is one of the QI Elves behind the hit podcast, No Such Thing As A Fish – it is Dan Schreiber! In this episode Dan sits down with Kelly-Anne Taylor to discuss how he broke into the TV industry and why he moved to London at 19 after receiving a letter from Richard Curtis. Plus, they speak about being starstruck, encouraging your inner weirdo and why it’s good to be in the wrong place at the right time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Joining Kelly-Anne Taylor in the studio this week, is the author and journalist, Caroline O’Donoghue. In 2018, Caroline launched the podcast Sentimental Garbage – with the tagline, Justice for dumb women. What started out as a chick-lit podcast – grew into a podcast that celebrated guilty pleasures – deep-diving, unpicking, examining everything from Gilmore Girls to Little Women to Taylor Swift. In this episode, Caroline discusses how she’s got a lot of mileage out of her comfort TV Sex in the City and how she reacted when she had the rug pulled out from under her feet. Plus, we talk about her latest novel, The Rachel Incident. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
This week’s guest is Capital Breakfast’s radio host, Roman Kemp. Breaking intro broadcast aged 21, he has forged an intimate relationship with listeners – often thanks to his oversharing and unfiltered conversation! In this episode, he discusses growing up as the ‘famous kid’ (his dad is Spandau Ballet singer Martin Kemp and his mother is Shirlie Holliman) and what his upbringing taught him about the world of celebrity. Plus, he talks to Kelly-Anne Taylor about his campaign work surrounding male suicide – and how bearing all and investigating a topic so close to home can be a burden. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week. Show notes: David Hockney: A Celebration, Sky Arts Starstruck, BBC3, The Woman in the Wall, BBC1 Midsomer Murders, ITV1 Madonna Night, BBC2 Film of the week: She Said, Now
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This week’s guest is the comedian, Rose Matafeo. Having made a name for herself on the UK comedy scene, she has successfully turned her hand to television. She writes and stars in the BBC rom-com series Starstruck which follows a young woman named Jessie who has a one-night stand with a celebrity. In this episode she talks to Kelly-Anne Taylor about gender parity in comedy, how she managed to break into the industry at the age of 12 and why she has a more mature outlook on love in her thirties. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week
Show notes:
Women’s World Cup Final, BBC1 The Reunion, ITVX Star Wars: Ahsoka, Disney+ Tommy Jessop Goes To Hollywood, BBC1 London Bridge: Facing Terror, C4
Film of the Week:
How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, Paramount+ and Channel 4 Streaming Service
From the Archive:
Hornblower, ITVX The Last of Us, Now Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
This week Kelly-Anne Taylor is joined by Sky’s special correspondent, Alex Crawford. They discuss Alex’s 30-year broadcast career – over the course of which, she has reported from Myanmar’s Rakhine State and was the first journalist in Tripoli after rebel forces took over the Libyan Capital. Plus, how growing up in Zimbabwe primed Alex for a career in foreign correspondence, why certain stories aren’t covered by our news cycle and the future of news as we know it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week
Show notes:
Sandition, ITVX The Ipcress File, ITV1 Oppenheimer (Documentary), BBC4 Henpocalypse!, BBC2 Archive on 4: Growing up with Madonna, Radio 4
Film of the Week:
Ammonite, BBC2
From the Archive:
Hullraisers, Channel 4 Catch-Up Middlemarch, BBCiPlayer Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
This week’s guest is a hallmark of British TV – it’s national treasure, David Tennant. He sits down with Kelly-Anne Taylor to talk about his first TV memory – watching Doctor Who, and witnessing Jon Pertwee turn into Tom Baker – and how he can’t wrap his head around how things ultimately panned out. Plus, we talk about Good Omens, Christianity and why Michael Sheen isn’t the ying to David’s yang. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week
Show notes:
Annika, Alibi This Cultural Life: Sally Wainwright, BBC4 Alone, C4 Only Murders in the Building, Disney+ Drops of God, Apple TV Radio Recommendation: Stirring It Up Podcast
Film of the Week:
The Worst Person in the World, C4
From the Archive:
Silent Witness, BBC iPlayer Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
This week’s guests are the mother-daughter duo dominating the broadcast world, Andi and Miquita Oliver. We discuss their broadcast careers, why both of them needed to take a step away from the industry, why if your dreams don’t scare you they are not big enough – and how despite having a challenging relationship with food in the past, it has become the backbone of their success. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week
Show notes:
Sixth Commandment, BBC iPlayer Wolf, BBC One Heartstopper, Netflix The Kitchen Cabinet, Radio Four Our Guy in Colombia (Guy Martin), C4 Blur Night, BBC Two A Bit of Fry and Laurie, BBC Two Film of the Week:
The Silent Twins, NOW
From the Archive:
Appropriate Adult, ITVX Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
This week, joining Kelly-Anne Taylor, on the Radio Times sofa, is the comedian who has been a staple on our televisions for almost two decades – Jack Whitehall. He broke into telly, aged 19, while presenting E4’s Big Brother’s Big Mouth – but he soon became a household name as a panellist on the likes of Would I Lie To You, 8 Out of 10 Cats and Mock the Week. His stand-up career has been glistening – with multiple sell-out shows, and he’s also made his mark in the world of TV and film – starring in Fresh Meat, Bad Education and most recently, Apple TV’s The Afterparty. In this episode, we talk about the highs and lows of his career, what it’s really like making a TV show with a parent and working on his American accent… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week
Show notes:
The Power of Parker, BBC One Good Omens, Amazon Prime David Bowie Night, BBC Four A Year on Planet Earth, ITV1
Films of the Week:
Oppenheimer, in cinemas Barbie, in cinemas
From the archive:
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To launch this new series, we welcome the presenter and author, Katie Piper onto the Radio Times sofa. In 2008, Katie was the victim of an acid attack, which left her with life-changing injuries – her experience was documented in the BAFTA-nominated film, Katie: My Beautiful Face. Following its success, she signed an exclusivity deal with C4 that saw her go on to establish herself as one of our leading television presenters. In this episode, we discuss diversity within the media and how she has dealt with adversity. Plus, we talk about Katie Piper’s Jailhouse Mums, her powerful and poignant new documentary which sees Katie travel the USA meeting women who are pregnant or who have given birth behind bars. Stream for free all episodes of Katie Piper’s Jailhouse Mums on UKTV Play. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week
Show notes:
Women’s World Cup, BBC and ITV Bad Sisters, Apple TV World On Fire, BBC One Yellowstone, Channel 5/ Paramount Fifteen-Love, Amazon Prime
Film of the Week:
Rocketman, C4
From the archive:
Foyle's War, ITVX SAS: Rogue Heros, BBC iPlayer The Camomile Lawn, C4
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Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week
Show notes: A Spy Amongst Friends, ITV The Afterparty, Apple TV+ Bill Bailey’s Master Crafters, Sky Arts Boris Becker: Game, Set and Match, ITVX Katie Piper’s Jailhouse Mums, W The Summer I Turned Pretty, Amazon Prime
Film of the Week:
Brooklyn, BBC1
From the archive:
An Englishman Abroad, BBC Four/iPlayer Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week:
Show notes:
Wimbledon, BBC Wham!, Netflix Ellie Simmonds: Finding My Secret Family, ITV1 Hijack, Apple TV+ And Just Like That, NOW/Sky Comedy
Film of the Week:
A Star is Born, BBC iPlayer
From the archive:
Portrait of an Artist: George Michael, Amazon Prime Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week
Show notes:
Glastonbury (All weekend), BBC channels and online The Repair Shop: Michael Rosen, BBC1 Rose Ayling-Ellis: Signs for Change, BBC1 Sid James: Comedy Icon, Channel 5 Glenda Jackson: This Cultural Life, BBC iPlayer
Film of the Week:
Matilda, Netflix
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Break Point, Netflix Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week
Show notes:
Litvinenko, ITV There She Goes, BBC Two Staged, BBC One Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland, BBC iPlayer Windrush: Portraits of a Generation, BBC Two And Just Like That, Sky Comedy / NOW
Film of the Week:
Harry Potter Films, Netflix
From the archive:
The Secret She Keeps, BBC iPlayer The Escape Artist, Amazon Prime
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Take part in the Screen Test and be a part of the most far-ranging and important viewer survey ever undertaken in the UK. The Screen Test is a project being led by a team of researchers at the Universities of Sussex and Brighton, in partnership with Radio Times, to explore the role of television and audio in our lives.
With such a varied range of options as to how we watch, listen and stream media, we want to understand more about how people today are engaging with television and audio in all its different forms, what their experience is like, the reasons for the choices they make, their perceptions of the benefits and other consequences of consuming the content they choose. Equally, we want to know how a viewer’s or listener’s personality, values and background impact on their experience.
The survey takes approximately 20 minutes to complete and you are free to withdraw from the study at any time. The results will be announced in September as part of Radio Times’ centenary celebrations at the BFI Southbank. Visit thescreentest.org to find out more. The survey closes on the 30th of June 2023. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week
Show notes:
Black Mirror, Netflix Best Interests, BBC One The Full Monty, Disney+ Sarah Beeny vs Cancer, Channel 4 Our Planet II, Netflix Blackadder: the Lost Pilot, Gold
Film of the Week:
Titanic, Channel Four
From the archive:
The Capture, BBC iPlayer Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week.
Show notes Spy in the Ocean, BBC1 Davina McCall’s Pill Revolution, 9pm Avatar: the Way of the Water, Disney+ Pride, BBC3 Love Island, ITV2 Annika, BBC1 Gods of Tennis, BBC2 Prince Night, BBC2
From the archive Sex and The City, NOW TV
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Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week, plus a quick dive into the archive
Show Notes:
The Gold, BBC1
Better, BBC1
The Twelve, ITVX
Inside Our Autistic Minds, BBC2
Pru and Danny's Death Road Trip, C4
From Scratch, Netflix
Bettany Hughes’ Treasures of the World, C4
Scott & Bailey ITVX
Caroline Frost and Kelly-Anne Taylor discuss the best TV and streaming programmes coming up this week in the UK as well as giving a quick recap of the hottest event of the year so far: the Radio Times Covers Party
Show Notes:
Happy Valley finale
The Shamima Begum Story, documentary, BBC2
Consent, C4
Funny Woman, Sky Max
Pamela, a Love Story, Netflix
Your Honor S2, Paramount+
Acting Features Editor Caroline Frost joins Kelly-Anne Taylor to guide you through this weeks telly and this years Oscar nominees
Show Notes:
Saturday Night Fever, Amazon Prime
Dirty Dancing, Netflix
Hotel Portofino, ITV1 (6th Feb, 9pm)
Putin v the West, BBC2 (2nd Feb, 9pm)
Nolly, ITVX (3rd Feb)
Everything Everywhere All At Once, Amazon Prime
Aftersun, Amazon Prime with Mubi Subscription
All Quiet on the Western Front, Netflix
The Banshees of Inisherin, Disney+
Top Gun: Maverick, Amazon Prime with Paramount+
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Disney+ (1st Feb)
Thatcher and Reagan: A Very Special Relationship, BBCiPlayer
Acting Features Editor Caroline Frost sits down with Kelly-Anne Taylor to pick 5 top telly treats to watch this week – covering everything from documentaries to drama.
Show Notes:
Stock Aitken Waterman: Legends of Pop, C5
The Warship: Tour of Duty, BBC2
Bank of Dave, Netflix
The Last of US, Sky Atlantic
Brideshead Revisited, Britbox
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Although View From My Sofa is currently on a series break, we couldn’t pass up the opportunity to bring you this very special episode with KSI! Kelly-Anne Taylor sits down with the YouTuber, boxer and chart-topping artist to chat about dating, being an outcast and the repercussions of broadcasting your life to the world.
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Radio Times TV guru Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week, plus some surprise small screen Frost Fancies you might not have spotted
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Radio Times TV guru Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the most entertaining festive telly treats, the best things coming up on the box, plus some surprise small screen Frost Fancies you might not have spotted
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For our last episode of 2023, we look back on a terrific year of television. We’ve seen a procession of belting dramas, docs and comedies – so many that there are bound to be classics you never got round to watching. David Butcher and Kelly-Anne Taylor pick their highlights, including brilliant box sets on catch-up services – so you won’t need a subscription. If you’re at a loose end over the holidays and want to curl up with something classy, we’ll point the way.
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In this bonus Christmas special, Kelly-Anne Taylor is joined by Mr Christmas himself – the Elf star and renowned comedy actor Will Ferrell, and his co-star in Apple TV’s latest Christmas film Spirited, the Oscar-winning actress Octavia Spencer. The stars talk about their festive traditions, the worst Christmas presents they’ve ever received and the difficulties of taking on an all singing… all dancing musical.
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On this Christmas bonus episode of View From My Sofa, Kelly-Anne Taylor is joined by a self-confessed Christmas Scrooge – Miriam Margolyes. Known for speaking her own mind as much as her long and celebrated acting career – Miriam talks to Kelly-Anne about loathing Christmas, never reading a Harry Potter book despite playing the Head of Hufflepuff in the film franchise and why she refuses to slow down.
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Kelly-Anne Taylor and David Butcher gather around the Christmas tree to discuss their TV highlights for the holidays. They run through some classy dramas, heart-warming comedies and a festive helping of David Attenborough. Plus, as always, they pick one show you can safely avoid.
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This week’s guests, Dick and Angel Strawbridge, join Kelly-Anne Taylor from their French Chateau to talk all things Christmas. The couple have achieved cult status with their C4 series, which followed their renovation of a derelict 19th century chateau. Dick and Angel talk to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the importance of tradition, how a rom-com kickstarted their dream to uproot their lives and relocate to France and why this is the last series of their Chateau adventure…
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Radio Times journalist Kelly-Anne Taylor guides you through the week of telly ahead - covering everything from the latest royal documentary to a festive cooking special to a steamy Netflix film that must be at the top of your To Watch list.
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This week’s guest really needs no introduction – it’s the chef, restauranteur and cookbook author, Jamie Oliver. In our first festive episode, Jamie talks to Kelly-Anne Taylor about Christmas day in the Oliver household, how giving his wife Jools a foot massage is his sure-fire way to secure control of the remote and how landing his first TV show was all down to pot luck.
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There’s plenty of good TV out there…So what’s new this week that’s worth getting into? Radio Times associate editor David Butcher picks his upcoming highlights, including a powerful new drama starring Kate Winslet alongside her real-life daughter, two classy spy thrillers, a new Sheridan Smith sitcom, and a fantasy adventure that doesn’t take itself too seriously. Plus, as always, one show you can safely avoid.
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This week’s guest is Letitia Wright – who went from Holby City to Hollywood after landing a leading role in the Black Panther franchise. The south London star’s TV credits also include Top Boy Small Axe and Black Mirror, but it was after breaking into the Marvel franchise that Wright established herself in the top tier on both sides of the Atlantic. In this episode, Letitia joins me from LA and talks about the importance of equality on-screen, her new film The Silent Twins, and why she had to ditch her back-up plan…
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Radio Times associate editor David Butcher picks out TV treats for the week ahead plus, as always, a show to avoid. He highlights not one but two sci-fi comedies – both seriously funny – as well as sharp new series from Lucy Worsley and Simon Schama. Also in the mix are Claudia Winkleman, Jimi Hendrix, and yet another string to the bow of the busiest man on TV, Romesh Ranganathan.
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This week’s guest is the reality TV star turned documentary maker, Zara McDermott. First appearing on our screens in 2018 as a “bombshell” on Love Island – she has since appeared on E4’s Made In Chelsea and hosted her own dating show Love In The Flesh. Zara released a documentary for the BBC on Revenge Porn which unflinchingly investigated the impact of the unauthorised sharing of explicit images and helped change the law in the UK. Since, then she’s made a documentary on Rape Culture and most recently, Disordered Eating. In this episode, Zara talks to Kelly-Anne Taylor about how working in government gave her the confidence to speak her mind, how she handles unpacking her own trauma and her love of Gossip Girl.
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Radio Times writer David Butcher picks out the best new TV for the week ahead. If you’re looking for something to watch other than the FIFA World Cup, he has alternatives, including a smart new chapter in the Addams Family saga, a Tokyo-set crime thriller and the US remake of a beloved British sitcom. Plus three fascinating documentaries – and one show to miss.
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This week’s guest is the face of Channel 4 news, journalist Krishnan Guru-Murphy. In this episode Krishnan talks to Kelly-Anne about how watching Sky’s This England took him back to the anxieties of Covid and when his 86-year-old father caught the virus, how his gig on Newsround shaped the journalist he is today - and how he almost starred in a film with Twiggy.
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Radio Times writer David Butcher runs through the week’s TV highlights, avoiding any that involve MPs and soap stars around a campfire. There’s a sharp comedy-drama with James Corden, a feature-length history tale from David Olusoga, a comedy romp in the woods courtesy of David Mitchell and – with the FIFA World Cup imminent – enough football documentaries to keep a small stadium happy. All this, plus as always, one show to miss.
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This week’s guest on the Radio Times View From My Sofa podcast has been a household name for over two decades and he’s only 33. Daniel Radcliffe found overnight global fame on the big screen as the world’s favourite young wizard, Harry Potter – but, contrary to all fears and expectations, he has never looked back. Since discarding his wand and cloak, Daniel has consistently surprised fans and critics with success in low-budget indie films, TV dramas and comedies – most recently starring in Weird: The Al Yankovic Story. In this episode, Daniel talks to Radio Times Journalist Kelly-Anne Taylor about handling fame, learning the ropes from the greatest British cast of all time and deciding to play the accordion.
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Radio Times TV critic David Butcher picks the programmes to look out for this week – plus a couple to avoid. He celebrates BBC2’s blazing new western The English. He trumpets the return of The Crown with Dominic West and Elizabeth Debicki as the Prince and Princess of Wales in the 1990s. He enjoys a stirring football doc called How to Win the World Cup and a film about Manchester’s famous Hacienda club. And sadly, he can’t entirely ignore a certain jungle reality show…
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This week’s guest is the novelist and screenwriter Helen Fielding – most celebrated as the creator of Bridget Jones. 27 years ago, Fielding wrote an anonymous column in The Independent which followed the daily triumphs and tribulations of a thirty-something singleton who smoked too much, drank too much and obsessed endlessly over unavailable men and her calorie intake. Bridget Jones has become a global sensation – with the column becoming four bestselling books and three hit films. In this episode, Fielding talks to me about growing up in the Industrial North, her early days as a TV journalist, how wanting a swimming pool fuelled her ambitions to become a writer – and reveals that she’s hard at work on the next Bridget film.
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Radio Times associate editor David Butcher picks out the best TV for the week ahead, including three very different dramas. On BBC1 there’s the origin story of the SAS done Peaky Blinders style. On Amazon Prime there’s a nightmarish thriller with Jessica Raine. And on Sky there’s the return of saucy satire The White Lotus with a new cast and a gorgeous new setting. All this plus documentaries about jazz and high fashion – and as always, one show to miss.
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This week’s guest is Louis Theroux – the godfather of the immersive documentary. Over 24 years of programme making, Louis’ trademark style has remained the same – charming, bookish and, always, direct. In this episode, he talks to Kelly-Anne Taylor about how he wanted to be a sit-com writer, his guilty-secret of watching his own documentaries and why lockdown, and spending more time with his family, has changed his outlook on life.
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Radio Times expert David Butcher runs through the TV highlights of the week ahead. They include a new series from Louis Theroux, big-budget sci-fi drama The Peripheral, a raft of programmes celebrating 100 years of the BBC, the return of The Handmaid’s Tale, and a magical documentary about Lionel Messi. Plus, as always – one show to avoid…
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This week’s guest is the actor, screenwriter, scriptwriter, playwright, author, raconteur, and the latest legend to be inducted into the Radio Times Hall of Fame, the one and only Stephen Fry. In this episode, Stephen tells Kelly-Anne Taylor about his life-long love affair with TV, why – of all the programmes he has made in more than 40 years in television – his BBC documentary exploring bipolar disorder is the show he’s most proud of, how he wishes shows like Heartstopper and It’s a Sin were around when he was younger – and how meeting Hugh Laurie was love at first sight.
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Radio Times critic David Butcher picks the best TV for the week ahead – shiny new programmes, great returning series and one show to miss. He previews a poignant coming-of-age drama on Channel 4, the return of the most violent saga on television and new ventures from comedians Sue Perkins and Judi Love.
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This week’s guest is the king of the TV conspiracy thriller Jed Mercurio – the brains behind Line of Duty, Bodyguard and most recently, Bloodlands starring James Nesbitt. In this episode, Jed tells Kelly-Anne Taylor about the TV he watched as a young boy growing up in a working-class family in 1970s Staffordshire, why he felt more comfortable flying a plane for the RAF than writing his first script and how his years as a junior doctor gave him his big TV break.
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Endlessly flicking through the channels or scrolling through streaming websites? In this episode, Radio Times journalist Kelly-Anne Taylor marks your cards for the week ahead – so you can wade through less content and get stuck into the best shows on the box. Whether you’re looking for a moving documentary, gritty drama or family-friendly film – we’ve got a recommendation for you.
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Our first guest, on this brand new podcast brought to you by Radio Times, is the one and only James May. Once the Captain Slow of BBC’s Top Gear – James and his two amigos, Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond, now famously travel the globe for Amazon Prime’s The Grand Tour. In this episode, James tells Kelly-Anne Taylor about the TV he watched as a child, the shows that made him the man he is today and how he uses the pause button on his remote to support his local pub. Plus, he gives us the real story of life on the road with Hammond and Clarkson – and he reveals how his uncharacteristically reckless driving in the current series of A Grand Tour landed him in a Scandinavian A&E Department.
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What’s worth watching this week? Radio Times critic David Butcher runs through his TV highlights with a bunch of shows to look out for…and one to miss. There’s a haunting real-life drama with Stephen Graham, an action thriller with Jeff Bridges, a weird and wonderful spoof of children’s TV, and Jeremy Paxman as you’ve never seen him before.
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Radio Times critic David Butcher runs through the TV highlights of the week ahead – plus one show to miss. With several big series postponed from last week’s schedules, there’s plenty to talk about, including a high-class thriller starring David Tennant and Stanley Tucci; ITV’s latest (brilliant) female detective; a new comedy from Daisy May Cooper; and Kenneth Branagh’s take on Boris Johnson. Not forgetting – Strictly is back!
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Radio Times critic David Butcher picks TV highlights for the week ahead. With the Queen’s funeral dominating the schedules, it’s an historic week for broadcasting. But for those who want an alternative, there’s a powerful Keeley Hawes drama on BBC1, a wild road trip for Clarkson, May and Hammond on Amazon Prime and American stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney continue their football education on Disney Plus with Welcome to Wrexham.
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Radio Times critic David Butcher highlights the best TV to seek out this week – and what to skip. He previews a new historical drama about Catherine de Medici, a slick Israeli thriller and a powerful new wildlife series from David Attenborough. But all eyes will be on a certain tent of dreams – is the new series of Bake Off creamy or crumby?
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What’s worth watching this week? Radio Times critic David Butcher rattles through his TV highlights with a bunch of shows to seek out…and one to miss. The big news is Amazon’s new fantasy epic based on The Lord of the Rings. It’s the world’s most expensive TV drama – but is it any good? Alongside that, there’s edgy stand-up comedy, politics, classic literature and a trip to Brazil.
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With the August Bank Holiday there’s a bunch of great new shows, including a compelling comeback role for Aidan Turner and a high-tech thriller that messes with your mind
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Radio Times TV critic David Butcher picks the top programmes to look out for this week. Game of Thrones follow-up House of the Dragonis the big newsbut there is also a slick new Sharon Horgan drama, an epic documentary about lions, and terrific series about art, food and lifeboats. Plus as always, one show to avoid…
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Radio Times critic David Butcher picks his TV highlights for the week ahead. Top of the list is a haunting new drama about marriage starring Nicola Walker and Sean Bean. Then there’s an edgy comedy-drama about a confused Muslim, a revealing series about America’s attempts to pull out of Afghanistan and some classy new films to stream. Plus, as always, one show to miss…
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Radio Times TV critic David Butcher picks the best programmes to look out for this week – and one to avoid. He highlights some new and returning shows, from scenic crime dramas to Masterchef to Amazon’s latest look behind the scenes of top-flight football. And if you need something to take on holiday, he suggests five brilliant recent series that fit the bill.
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It’s a fantastic week of telly to look forward to this week, and staff writer Kelly-Anne Taylor will be helping you select the TV gems you should not miss! There’s an Amazon Prime film which she claims is the “most brilliant thing” she has seen of late, a gripping Apple+ TV drama and two very different – but very excellent – Channel 4 documentaries which should be high on your viewing list!
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Summer is often branded a drought for good TV dramas - but this week, staff writer Kelly-Anne Taylor, comes bearing gifts. She'll be reviewing everything from Channel 4's political satire The Great, to Apple TV's absorbing true crime drama Under the Banner of Heaven and a beguiling BBC3 documentary following influencer Caroline Calloway.
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Radio Times’s TV Previews Editor Frances Taylor brings you some of the week’s televisual highlights, including reviews of two ~~big~~ new ITV dramas, an eye-opening documentary about one of the biggest global scandals of the past 40 years, a profile of one of the country’s most successful comedians and a preview of an upcoming BBC thriller that, she says, simply doesn’t live up to the hype…
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Radio Times Staff Writer Kelly-Anne Taylor marks your cards for the week ahead. She previews a fast-paced series that follows coppers working night shifts in Brighton, talks about Taron Egerton’s plotty Apple TV drama Black Bird and helps navigate the best box-sets you may have missed.
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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week. Persuasion, Snowflake Mountain, The Undeclared War and Don’t Make Me Go.
This episode:
Rhianna reviews Persuasion, Snowflake Mountain, The Undeclared War and Don’t Make Me Go
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Persuasion
Netflix, 8th July
- Snowflake Mountain
Netflix
- The Undeclared War
Channel 4, 9pm Thursdays or on All4.
- Don’t Make Me Go
Amazon Prime 15th July
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Radio Times TV critic David Butcher picks the best programmes to look out for this week – and one to avoid. He previews the return of a Bafta-winning food show, an inspiring series about teenagers learning to play cricket and a new season of the world’s weirdest comedy-drama. And in a monster weekend for sport he gives a quickfire tour of where to find what – and when.
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This episode:
Rhianna reviews My Life as a Rolling Stone, Big Zuu’s Big Eats, The Baby and Loot.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- My Life as a Rolling Stone
BBC2 on Saturday 2nd July at 9.30pm (four-part series also released as a boxset on iPlayer)
- Big Zuu’s Big Eats
Dave on Monday 4th July at 10pm
- The Baby
Sky Atlantic, on Thursday 7th July with a double bill at 9pm and 9.40pm
- Loot
Available now on Apple TV+
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In this week’s bonus episode of the Radio Times podcast, David Butcher runs through the next seven days on screen with a quickfire look at his TV highlights. It’s the great British summer so Glastonbury and Wimbledon loom large but there’s also a batch of new streaming treats, Swedish chills on a North Sea oil rig and a dark drama about cyber war. Plus, the return of an endangered species: the comedy sketch show.
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Jane and Rhianna chat to Jack Saunders about Glastonbury. They also review Glastonbury 50 years and Counting, Murder in the Alps, Man Versus Bee and Top Gear.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Glastonbury 50 years and Counting
BBC1, Sun 19th June 9pm
- Murder in the Alps
Channel 4, Sun 26th June. Boxset after that on All4/channel4.com
- Man Versus Bee
Netflix, Friday 24th June
- Top Gear
BBC2, Sunday 26th June at 8pm. This will be ep4 of the current series
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Radio Times TV critic David Butcher picks the best programmes to look out for this week – and one to avoid. He highlights a special, one-off episode of everyone’s favourite panel show, a Brian Cox documentary about exploring Mars, and two crime dramas featuring chalk-and-cheese cops. Also on the podcast, what does new streaming service Paramount+ have to offer? Answer: it’s good news if you’re a Star Trek fan…
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This episode:
Jane talks to James Nesbitt about Suspect and Rhianna reviews Lenny Henry’s Caribbean Britain, Sherwood and Love Island.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Suspect
Sun 19th to Weds 22nd, two eps a night at 9pm and 9.30pm on Channel 4.
- Lenny Henry’s Caribbean Britain
Weds 22nd June, 9pm BBC2 (second part the following week)
- Love Island
Started on Mon 6th June on ITV2, runs daily at 9pm apart from Saturdays when they show Love Island: Unseen Bits at 9pm. All seasons available on ITV Hub.
- Sherwood - starts Mon 14th June, 9pm BBC1 followed by the second ep on Tues 15th June, 9pm BBC1 (this will be the pattern for three weeks)
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David Butcher hacks a path through the TV jungle. Which programmes this week are worth your time and which are best avoided? David offers tips ranging from a US drama about the space race to a stirring story from playwright James Graham about the long shadow of the miners’ strike. There’s a standout episode of Who Do You Think You Are, a moving documentary on the Falklands, and a slick time-travel saga (yes, another one...) Plus, as always, one show to miss. It’s all delivered with critical spin and zero PR hype – your briefing on the TV week ahead in double-quick time.
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This episode:
Jane and Rhianna review season 2 of The Outlaws, Dolly Alderton’s new series Everything I Know About Love, behind the scenes show - Backstage with Katherine Ryan, Reel Britania – a look at the making of British film, and interview one of the stars of The Outlaws – Gamba Cole.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
• Backstage with Katherine Ryan
Amazon Prime on Thursday 9th June
• Everything I know about Love
BBC1 on Tuesdays at 10.40pm. Also released as a boxset
• The Outlaws Season 2
BBC iPlayer • Reel Britannia, Britbox on Thursday 9th June - weekly episodes
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Radio Times critic David Butcher picks his TV highlights for the week ahead. They don’t include the Platinum Jubilee (too many programmes, not enough time…) but they are all royally worth watching. There’s a comedy involving large snakes, a sort-of-sequel to The Wire, a memorable episode of Top Gear, and documentaries about football and orchestras that have more in common than you’d expect. He also suggests good films on free-to-air TV and, as always, one show to avoid. All parcelled and previewed in less time than it takes to troop a colour.
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This episode:
Jane talks to Dolly Alderton about the adaptation of Everything I know About Love and Kelly-Anne sits in to review Borgen, My Name is Leon, Avoidance and Somebody Feed Phil.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- My Name Is Leon
BBC2, Friday 10th June 9pm
- Borgen
Netflix, Thursday 2nd June
- Somebody Feed Phil
Netflix
- Avoidance
BBC1, Friday 10th June 9.30pm
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The Radio Times Television Festival took place at the British Film Institute on London’s Southbank, on the 20th, 21st and 22nd May.
This very special bonus episode of the Radio Times Podcast is your official cut-out-and-keep souvenir edition of the 2022 Festival. Hosted by Jane Garvey and Kelly-Anne Taylor.
In this episode you’ll hear from some huge names from the world of TV including...
Professor Brian Cox; Martin Freeman; Omari Douglas aka Roscoe from It’s A Sin; Starstruck’s hilarious Rose Matafeo; Stephen Merchant
AND
Stephen Fry.
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David Butcher picks the best TV shows to look out for this week – and one to miss. He previews a scarily good new version of The Midwich Cuckoos, a moving documentary from Hannah Fry about cancer, and the return of Stranger Things to Netflix. Plus big sporting drama and the repeat of a stone cold TV classic.
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This episode:
Jane and Rhianna are live at the BFI in front of an enthusiastic audience to review Five Dates a Week, Pistol, Emergency and talk to Kit Connor, star of the Netflix hit – Heartstopper.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Five Dates A Week
Channel 4, Sunday 29th May at 10pm. Also released as a boxset
- Emergency
Prime Video on 27th May
- Pistol
Disney+ on Tuesday 31st May
- Heartstopper
Netflix, available now
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Radio Times TV critic David Butcher offers quickfire viewing tips for the week ahead. He highlights much-loved series that are back on air from Who Do You Think You Are to Hunted to evergreen forensics drama Silent Witness. He also previews a marriage breakup comedy and a pair of verydifferent history docs. Plus, as always, one show to miss…
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This episode:
- Jane and Rhianna review the Netflix success ‘Selling Sunset’, new comedy ‘Big Boys’, David Attenborough’s ‘Prehistoric Planet’ and Apple TV+’s ‘The Essex Serpent’.
- Jane interviews The Essex Serpent’s director Clio Barnard.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Big Boys
Channel 4, Thursday 26th May with two episodes; one at 10pm and one at 10.30pm that night, then every Thursday night and all on All 4 after the first episode has gone out
- The Essex Serpent
Apple TV+, the first episode is on there, and they are dropped weekly on Fridays
- Prehistoric Planet
Apple TV+, from 23rd to 27th May - 5 episodes across the week
- Selling Sunset
Currently on Netflix
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David Butcher picks the best TV shows to look out for this week – plus one to miss. He runs through quickfire previews of Eurovision, a trio of dramas based on bestselling novels, and not one but two FA Cup finals. There’s also time to highlight a documentary about physics that may mess with your mind.
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This episode:
- Jane and Rhianna review the new Sally Rooney adaptation ‘Conversations with Friends’ and ask if it’s as good as ‘Normal People’. Plus ‘Joe Wicks: Facing My Childhood’, ‘Floodlights’ and ‘The Time Traveller’s Wife’.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Conversations with Friends
BBC3 Sun 15th May at 10pm and as a boxset on BBC iPlayer
- Joe Wicks: Facing My Childhood
BBC1 Mon 16th May at 9pm·
- Floodlights
BBC2 Tues 17th 9pm
- The Time Travellers' Wife
Sky Atlantic Mon 16th at 9pm
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Too many viewing options? Radio Times’s David Butcher cherry-picks from the TV buffet, with a quick run through the week’s highlights. His selections include a vicious political comedy, a Swedish crime drama and the return of horror anthology The Terror. Plus classy documentaries about Mother Teresa, John Stonehouse and Fergal Keane, all worth watching – but all on the same night.
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This episode:
- Jane talks to Strictly winner Rose Ayling-Ellis who is up for a BAFTA and Rhianna reviews The Staircase, Downton Abbey: A New Era, The Dry and White Hot: The Rise & Fall of Abercrombie & Fitch.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- The Staircase
Sky Atlantic, Thursday 5th May at 9pm
- Downton Abbey: A New Era
In cinemas now
- The Dry
Britbox, Thursday 5th May
- White Hot: The Rise & Fall of Abercrombie & Fitch
Netflix
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Radio Times’s David Butcher selects interesting TV to look out for in the week ahead. His picks include a sparky new sitcom with Katherine Parkinson, a history series from The Repair Shop’sJay Blades and the final chapter of crime saga Ozark. Plus a new show about chain reaction machines that parents and kids can watch together. And as always, one programme to miss…
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This episode:
- We hear from Parminder Nagra on ITV’s new drama DI Ray.
- Rhianna reviews The Thief, His Wife and the Canoe, Ten Percent and Imagine: Miriam Margolyes - Up for Grabs.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- The Thief, His Wife and the Canoe
ITV Hub
- DI Ray
ITV, Mon 2nd - Thurs 5th May 9pm (will also available on ITV Hub)
- Ten Percent
Amazon Prime, Thurs 28 April
- Imagine: Miriam Margolyes - Up for Grabs
Mon 25 April 10.40pm
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David Butcher takes a quick canter through the TV week ahead, with some returning favourites and hidden gems to look out for. He discusses the remake of beloved French comedy Call My Agent!, a spooky crime drama on Sky, a new run of The Great British Sewing Beeand a 1980s basketball saga on AppleTV+. There’s also time for dips into Russian politics and cult band The The. Plus, as always, one show this week you might want to miss.
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This episode:
- Rhianna speaks with Tan France (of Queer Eye fame), about his new documentary Beauty and the Bleach, we also hear Radio Times staff writer, Kelly-Anne Taylor’s, interview with Noughts and Crosses star Masali Baduza.
- Rhianna reviews Beauty and the Bleach, Jimmy Savile: A British Horror Story, Heart Stopper, Inside No 9, and Noughts and Crosses.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Inside No 9
BBC2, starting Wednesday 20th April at 10pm - continues weekly for six weeks. Also available on iPlayer
- Jimmy Savile: A British Horror Story
Available to watch on Netflix now
- Heart Stopper
Netflix, from this Friday, 22nd April
- Noughts and Crosses
BBC1, Tuesday 26th April at 10.40pm, every week
- Beauty and the Bleach
BBC2, Wednesday 27th April at 9pm
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This week David Butcher picks out TV gems for the week ahead with quickfire previews of Inside No 9, new Hollywood satire Chivalry, a jaw-dropping doc about a $450m artwork, time-bending costume drama Life After Life and the best sport on terrestrial TV. Plus, as always – one show to avoid...
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This episode:
Jane is off this week, so staff writer Kelly-Anne joins Rhianna to review All The Old Knives, Hullraiser, Chivalry and Life After Life. Kelly-Anne also interviews Joe Locke - one of the stars of Netflix’s new show, Heart Stopper.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Chivalry
Channel 4, on Thursday 21st, with two episodes – one at 10pm and 10.30pm
- Life After Life
BBC2, starting on Tuesday 19th at 9pm, then airing weekly
- Hullraisers
Channel 4, starting on Tuesday 12th April at 9.45pm
- All The Old Knives
On Amazon Prime now
- Heart Stopper
Netflix, from 22nd April
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This week David Butcher talks (very fast) about the return of Suranne Jones in Gentleman Jack, a pair of nostalgic rock-docs, a new series of Taskmaster, the Amazon comedy Hacks, a delicious new Agatha Christie adaptation…plus sporting giants Muhammad Ali and Paul Gascoigne.
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This episode:
Jane chats to Lucy Boynton about the new Agatha Christie, Patrick Kielty talks to Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee and Rhianna reviews Anatomy of a Scandal, SAS Who Dares Wins, Is it Cake and The Split.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Agatha Christie: Why Didn’t They Ask Evans?
BritBox, 14th April
- Anatomy of a Scandal
Netflix, 15th April
- Derry Girls
C4, starts 12th April at 9.15pm
- Is it Cake?
Netflix
- SAS Who Dares Wins
C4, 10th April 9pm
- The Split
BBC iPlayer
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There’s more TV than ever out there and more ways to watch. New shows, classic shows, hidden gems - the options are limitless. At Radio Times we point you to the good stuff each week in the magazine – and now in a podcast too. Smart TV is a bonus episode of the Radio Times podcast where Choices Editor David Butcher talks through the week’s top TV in double-quick time. He’ll fill you in on the programmes to watch – and one to avoid. Find it every Friday wherever you get your podcasts.
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This episode:
Jane interviews Bond actor Colin Salmon who’s readying himself to be a contestant in the all-singing, all-dancing extravaganza, ‘All Star Musicals’.
Rhianna reviews The House of Maxwell documentary, Slow Horses with Gary Oldman and Kristin Scott-Thomas, Deadline and new Marvel film, Moon Knight.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- The House of Maxwell
BBC2, on Monday 4th April at 9pm, then available as a boxset
- Deadline
Channel 5, on Tuesday 5th April to Friday 8th at 9pm
- Moon Knight
Disney Plus from today, Wednesday 30th March
- All Star Musical
ITV, on Sunday 3rd April at 7.30pm
- Slow Horses
Apple TV, from this Friday 1st April
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This episode:
· Jane discovers where we can watch Oscar-nominated films and Rhianna reviews Bridgerton, Falklands War: The Untold Story, The Adam Project and Gordon Ramsey’s Future Food Stars.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Bridgerton
Netflix, Fri 25th March
- Falklands War: The Untold Story
Channel 4, Sun 27th March 9pm
- The Adam Project
Netflix
- Gordon Ramsey’s Future Food Stars
BBC1, Thurs 31st 9pm
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This episode:
- Jane interviews the star of Then Barbara Met Alan, Ruth Madeley.
- Rhianna reviews Master, The Simpler Life and Bad Vegan.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- The Simpler Life
Channel 4 at 9.15pm on 22nd March, and the second episode will be the following night (23rd March). Episodes will be available on 4OD after broadcast.
- Master
Amazon Prime from 18th March.
- Then Barbara Met Alan
BBC2 at 9pm on Monday 21st March.
- Bad Vegan
Netflix from today (16th March)
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This episode:
- Rhianna reviews Inventing Anna, Turning Red, Top Boy, Holding and Walter Presents: Snow Angels.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Inventing Anna
Netflix
- Turning Red
Disney+ Friday 11th March
- Top Boy
Netflix, from Friday 18th March
- Holding
ITV, starts Monday 14th March 9pm, weekly for four weeks
- Walter Presents: Snow Angels
Available on All4 from 11 March; first episode will be shown on C4 on Sunday 13th March at 11.45pm
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This episode:
- Jane and Rhianna are joined by Tuppence Middleton and Martin Compston to talk ‘Our House’
- Rhianna also reviews Killing Eve, The Ipcress File, Murder in Provence and the final series of Peaky Blinders.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Killing Eve
BBC1, Sat 5th March, 9pm (released on iPlayer from 8th Feb)
- Peaky Blinders
BBC1, Sundays, 9pm
- The Ipcress File
ITV, Sun 6th March, 9pm. TX's weekly and the entire series will be available as a boxset on ITV Hub after the first episode has aired
- Our House
ITV, Mon 7th to Thurs 10th March, 9pm (four eps over consecutive nights)
- Murder in Provence
Britbox, Tues 1st March
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This episode:
- Jane and Rhianna are joined by Radio Times writer David Butcher for Butcher’s Choice Cuts. David talks through the five greatest moments of Peaky Blinders, ahead of the sixth and final series coming out.
- Rhianna also reviews Rooney, The Fear Index, Magpie Murders and Fantastic Beasts: A Natural History.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Magpie Murders
Available to watch on Britbox now
- Rooney
Available to watch on Prime Video now
- The Fear Index
Airs weekly on Sky Atlantic on Thursdays at 9pm and the final episode will be on 3rd March. It is also available as a boxset on Sky Media Village now.
- Fantastic Beasts: A Natural History
Sunday 27th February at 7pm on BBC1
Butcher’s Choice Cut: Peaky Blinders Greatest Moments
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0008clx/peaky-blinders-series-5-4-the-loop
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b04l8zyp/peaky-blinders-series-2-episode-2?seriesId=b04kkm8q
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b07fg86c/peaky-blinders-series-3-episode-6?seriesId=b079vp14
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b07dwngq/peaky-blinders-series-3-episode-5?seriesId=b079vp14
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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.
This episode:
- Jane interviews creator of Call the Midwife - Heidi Thomas, and Extraordinary Escapes presenter - Sandi Toksvig.
- Rhianna also reviews Couples Therapy and I Want You Back.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Couples Therapy
Available on BBC iPlayer
- I Want You Back
Available on Prime Video
- Call The Midwife
Catch up on all 11 series on BBC iPlayer – episode 8 of the current series is on Sunday 20th February at 8pm on BBC1
- Extraordinary Escapes
Episode 2 is on Thursday 24th February, at 9pm on Channel 4. Catch up on previous episodes on All4.
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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.
This episode:
- Jane interviews the star of The Responder – Martin Freeman, alongside the show’s writer Tony Schumacher.
- Rhianna also reviews ‘Munich - The Edge of War’, ‘Inside Dubai’ and ‘Ant and Dec’s Limitless Win’.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Inside Dubai
All episodes available on the BBC iPlayer
- Munich – The Edge of War
Netflix from Friday 21st January
- The Responder
Starts Monday 24th January at 9pm, and the entire series released as a boxset on iPlayer after the first episode has gone out
- Ant and Dec’s Limitless Win
Two episodes available on the ITV hub, and episode three goes out at 8.30pm on Saturday night (22nd Jan)
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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.
This episode:
- Jane interviews Louis Theroux.
- Rhianna also reviews Starstruck, The Millionairess and Me, The Teacher and Forbidden America.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Starstruck
Available as a boxset on BBC iPlayer
- The Millionairess and Me
Monday 14 Feb at 10pm on C4
- The Teacher
All 4 episodes available on My5
- Forbidden America
Sunday 13 Feb at 9pm on BBC2
David Butcher’s Choice Cuts: Louis Theroux (all in BBC iPlayer)
Dark States: 1. Heroin Town
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0991fsb/louis-theroux-dark-states-1-heroin-town
Dark States: 3. Murder in Milwaukee
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b09c4ppc/louis-theroux-dark-states-3-murder-in-milwaukee
Altered States: 1. Love Without Limits
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0br9vrx/louis-theroux-altered-states-1-love-without-limits
When Louis Met...: The Hamiltons
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p06jng0z/louis-theroux-when-louis-met-the-hamiltons
Louis Theroux - Savile
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b07yc9zh/louis-theroux-savile
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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.
This episode:
- Jane interviews the Radio Times Sports Editor Simon Barnes about what to watch in the Winter Olympics 2022.
- Rhianna also reviews ‘This Is Going To Hurt’, ‘Dear Rider’, ‘The Curse’ and ‘Chloe’.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- The Curse
Sunday 6th February at 10pm on Channel 4 and will be available as a boxset after this first episode has gone out
- Dear Rider
Available to download on all major outlets including iTunes and Amazon
- Winter Olympics
Live coverage runs on BBC1 and BBC2 throughout the week plus highlights on BBC2 and BBC3
- Chloe
Sunday 6th February at 9pm on BBC1 and will be available as a boxset after this first episode has gone out
- This Is Going To Hurt
Tuesday 8th February at 9pm on BBC1 and will be available as a boxset after the first episode has gone out
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This episode:
- Jane interviews one of the new judges on Great British Menu – Ed Gamble.
- Rhianna also reviews ‘The Afterparty, Trigger Point and Dancing on Ice.’
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- The Afterparty
Friday 28th January and released as weekly episodes on Apple TV+
- Trigger Point
Sunday 23rd January at 9pm and continues for six weeks on ITV
- Great British Menu
Tuesday 1 February at 8pm, continues Wednesday 2nd & Thursday 3rd February on BBC Two
- Dancing on Ice
Sunday 30th January at 6.30pm is episode 3 on ITV. Catch up on ITV Hub.
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This episode:
- Jane interviews Ricky Gervais about Season 3 of After Life on Netflix.
Rhianna also reviews ‘Four Lives’, ‘The Man Who Bought Cricket’, ‘The Language of Love’ and ‘Screw’.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- After Life
Netflix
- Four Lives
BBC iPlayer
- The Man Who Bought Cricket
Sky documentaries
- The Language of Love
All 4
- Screw
All 4
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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.
This episode:
- Rhianna interviews Shazad Latif (who plays the much-loved ‘Clem Fandango’) about the new BBC comedy ‘Toast of Tinseltown’. Plus Kevin Sampson – who has written ‘Anne’ the ITV drama starring Maxine Peake as Anne Williams, a mother who spent years fighting for justice following the tragic death of her son at the Hillsborough disaster in 1989.
- Rhianna also reviews ‘The Lost Daughter’ which stars Olivia Colman and new BBC thriller starring Jamie Dornan, ‘The Tourist’.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- The Lost Daughter
Available on Netflix
- Toast of Tinseltown
All episodes available on BBC iPlayer
- The Tourist
All episodes available on BBC iPlayer
- Anne
Available on the ITV hub, with the final episode going out tonight - Wednesday 5th January at 9pm on ITV
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The Radio Times Podcast is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week. This week hosted by TV expert Rhianna Dhillon and David Butcher (standing in for Jane Garvey for this episode).
This episode:
- In this Christmas bumper episode, Rhianna talks to guests David Tennant about his new BBC series ‘Around the World in 80 Days’ AND the creator of Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda about his new film Encanto. Reviews from David Butcher, who’s standing in for Jane, include; BBC drama ‘A Very British Scandal’, Netflix film ‘Don’t Look Up’ and Sky’s ‘Amazing Mr Blundon’. Rhianna and David also discuss their top three shows of 2021.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- A Very British Scandal
BBC1, on three consecutive nights, starting on Boxing Day at 9pm (and all episodes available on iPlayer after the first episode has gone out)
- Don’t Look Up
In selected cinemas now, then on Netflix from Christmas Eve
- Encanto
In cinemas now, then available on Disney+ from Christmas Eve
- Amazing Mr Blundon
Sky Max, on Christmas Eve at 7pm
- Around The World in 80 Days
BBC1, starting with a double episode on Boxing Day at 5.50pm and 6.40pm
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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.
This episode:
- Jane talks to Strictly finalists John and Johannes about their experience as the first ever male same sex couple dancing on the show. Rhianna reviews new BBC1 drama ‘The Girl Before’, the new series of Sex and the City ‘And Just Like That...’, the biographical drama about Lucille Ball ‘Being the Ricardos’, and finally ‘Last Train to Christmas’ with Michael Sheen.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- The Girl Before
Available on BBC1 and BBC iPlayer at 9pm from Sunday 19th December. The entire series will be available on BBC iPlayer following the broadcast of the first episode.
- And Just Like That...
First two episodes available on Sky Comedy and Now TV, then weekly episodes released on a Thursday
- Being the Ricardos
In Cinemas now and available on Amazon Prime Video from Tuesday 21st December
- Last Train to Christmas
Available on Sky Cinema and Now TV from Saturday 18th December
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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.
This episode:
- Jane talks to Julie Walters about the new animation she stars in - The Abominable Snowbaby. Rhianna reviews Will Smith’s new documentary ‘Welcome to Earth’, BBC documentary ‘David Baddiel: Social Media, Anger and Us’, and ‘The Unforgiveable’ which is on Netflix.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Welcome to Earth
Available on Disney+
- David Baddiel: Social Media, Anger and Us
BBC Two and iPlayer, Monday 13th December at 9pm
- The Abominable Snowbaby
Channel 4, Christmas Day at 7.30pm
- Netflix on 10th December
Amazon Prime, Friday 19th November
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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.
This episode:
- Jane and Rhianna review Sky Atlantic’s Landscapers, starring Olivia Colman and David Thewlis, The Beatles: Get Back, Netflix’s The Power of the Dog, new Marvel series Hawkeye and Paddy and Christine McGuiness: Our Family and Autism.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Landscapers
All episodes available on Sky Atlantic on Tuesday 7th December
- The Beatles: Get Back
Available to watch on Disney Plus now
- The Power of the Dog
Available to watch on Netflix
- Hawkeye
Out now on Disney Plus
- Paddy and Christine McGuiness: Our Family and Autism
Available on BBCiPlayer
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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.
This episode:
- We hear from ex Love Island contestant and Made in Chelsea star, Zara McDermott about her new BBC documentary ‘Uncovering: Rape Culture’. Rhianna and Jane review Finch, on Apple TV+, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s new musical film ‘Tick, Tick... Boom!’ on Netflix, and the highly anticipated ‘Tiger King 2’.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Tick, Tick... Boom!
Available now on Netflix
- Uncovering: Rape Culture
BBC1 at 10.35pm on 24th November, then available on BBC3 and iPlayer
- Finch
Available on Apple TV+
- Tiger King 2
Available now on Netflix
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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.
This episode:
- We hear from journalist Sathnam Sanghera about his new two-part Channel 4 series ‘Empire State of Mind’. David Hepworth discusses new ‘The Beatles: Get Back’ series, having spoken to director Peter Jackson. Rhianna reviews ITV’s The Tower, The Wheel of Time and The Shrink Next Door on Apple TV+.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- The Shrink Next Door
Apple+ TV, Friday 12th November
- The Tower
All three episodes available on the ITV hub now
- Empire State of Mind
Channel 4 at 9pm on Saturday 20th November
- The Wheel of Time
Amazon Prime on Friday 19th November
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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.
This episode:
- We hear from ‘Sex Education’ star Aimee Lou Wood about ‘Mincemeat’ part of the Bafta nominated ‘On the Edge’ Channel 4 dramas. Plus reviews of ‘Dopesick’ the new gripping star-studded Disney miniseries; BBC coming of age drama ‘In My Skin’, Crime - the new Irvine Welsh adaptation and ‘Bump’ an Australian teen comedy.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Dopesick
Disney, Friday 12th November
- In My Skin
Released as a boxset on BBC3/iPlayer
- Crime
ITV Britbox released as a boxset on Thursday 18th November
- Bump, Available now on BBC iPlayer
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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.
This episode:
- We hear from Bridgerton star Phoebe Dynevor and David Morrissey about their new film ‘The Colour Room,’ as well as Bake Off winner and author Nadiya Hussain, about her new BBC series ‘Fast Flavours’. Jane and Rhianna also discuss the new series of Dr Who, Channel 4’s ‘On The Edge’ and black and white film, ‘Passing’.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- On The Edge
Channel 4, Sunday 7th November (Mincemeat 10pm, Cradled 10.30pm and Superdad 11pm)
- The Colour Room
Sky Cinema Premiere, Friday 12 November at 8pm
- Dr Who (series 13)
BBC1, Sunday 7th November 6.15pm
- Fast Flavours
BBC2 Thursday 11th November 8.30pm
- Passing
Netflix from Wednesday 10th November
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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.
This episode:
- We hear from Jodie Whittaker about what it was like to film her last ever series as The Doctor, as well as Sarah Snook, who stars as Shiv in HBO series ‘Succession’. Plus reviews of gripping BBC drama Showtrial, ‘The Harder They Fall’ starring Idris Elba and Regina King, and the latest on Channel 4 series ‘Stath Lets Flats’.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Showtrial
BBC1, Sunday 31st October at 9pm
- The Harder They Fall
Wednesday 3rd November Netflix (and in cinemas from Fri 22nd October)
- Dr Who, series 13
BBC1, Sunday 31st October 6.25pm
- Stath Lets Flats
Channel 4, Tuesday 26th 10.15pm
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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.
In this episode:
- We hear from Professor Brian Cox about his new documentary series ‘Universe’ and Stephen Merchant on his new comedy thriller ‘The Outlaws’ which also stars Christopher Walken. Plus ‘Scenes from a Marriage’ with Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac and new ITV drama The Long Call.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- The Outlaws
BBC1, Mon 25th October, 9pm
- Scenes from a Marriage
Sky Atlantic, Mon 25th October, 10.05pm (this will be episode 3)
- The Long Call
ITV, Mon 25th - Thurs 28th October, 9pm
- Universe
BBC2, Weds 27th October, 9pm
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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.
In this episode:
- We hear from presenter Mel Giedroyc about the new ‘Handmade: Britain’s Best Woodworker’
- Jane and Rhianna review Succession, Handmade: Britain’s Best Woodworker, Squid Game and Impeachment: An American Crime Story
- We also hear from Made in Chelsea / Strictly star Jamie Laing on his new show ‘I Like The Way U Move’
- ‘What We Watched’ sparks our TV memories of panel shows of the past with future world leaders as guests
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Succession (series 3)
Sky Atlantic Monday 18th October 9pm
- Hand Made: Britain’s Best Woodworker
Channel 4 and All 4 Thursday 21st October, 8pm,
- Squid Game
Season 1 available on Netflix (nine episodes)
- I Like The Way U Move
Boxset available from Sunday 17th on BBC3/iplayer and weekly eps on BBC1 Tuesdays 10.35pm
- Impeachment: An American Crime Story
BBC2 Tuesday 19th October 9.15pm
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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.
In this episode:
- We hear from Will.i.am about his new documentary ‘will.i.am: The Blackprint’ on ITV, where he meets civil rights heroes, leaders in tech and the odd celebrity friend to find out about events that have shaped Black Britain.
- Jane and Rhianna review ‘Attenborough: The Mating Game’, ‘Paul Merson: Football, Gambling and Me’, Who Do You Think You Are? and The Little Things, as well as looking at this week’s radio highlights.
- What We Watched’ sparks our TV memories of panel shows of the past with future world leaders as guests.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Attenborough: The Mating Game
BBC1 Sun 10 Oct 8pm
- Paul Merson: Football, Gambling and Me
BBC1 Mon 11th October 9pm
- Will.i.am: The Blackprint’
ITV Thurs 14th October 9pm
- Who Do You Think You Are: Josh Widdicombe
Tues 12th October 9pm
- The Little Things
(£8.99) HD Amazon
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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.
In this episode:
- We speak to Sarah Solemani who wrote and adapted the gripping new thriller ‘Ridley Road’ on BBC One.
- Jane and TV expert Rhianna Dhillon review ‘Sex Actually’, ‘Brassic’ and Prince Phillip: The Royal Family Remembers.
- ‘What We Watched’ sparks our TV memories of panel shows of the past with future world leaders as guests.
You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:
- Ridley Road
BBC1 Sunday 3rd October 9pm
- Sex Actually with Alice Levine
Channel 4, Wednesday 6th October 10pm
- Brassic
Sky Max Wednesday 6th October 10pm
- Prince Phillip: The Royal Family Remembers
BBC iPlayer
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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.
In this episode:
- We speak to 'Sex Education' stars Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs as the third series launches on Netflix
- Jane and TV expert Rhianna Dhillon review 'Gunpowder Milkshake', '28 Up', 'Hollington Drive' and 'The Goes Wrong Show'
- 'What We Watched' takes us down a TV gameshow memory lane.... Contenders ready! Gladiators ready!
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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.
In this episode:
- Jane speaks to Prue Leith ahead of the new series of the Great British Bake Off
- Anton Du-Beke reveals what kind of judge Strictly judge he's going to be
- Jane and TV critic Rhianna Dhillon review 'Spice Girls: How Girl Power Changed Britain', 'Never Mind The Buzzcocks', 'Everybody's Talking About Jamie'
- Our end of show nostalgia drenched feature 'What We Watched' comes from the year daytime tv institution 'Homes Under The Hammer Launched'
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The brand-new Radio Times Podcast is here! Hosted by Jane Garvey, this is the place for trusted TV recommendations each week. In the first episode Jane speaks to two of the most sought-after names in TV and film right now, Jodie Comer and Stephen Graham, about the new Channel 4 drama 'Help!'
TV critic Rhianna Dhillon helps Jane pick apart the week's TV. The shows being talked about this week are ‘The Cleaner’ starring Greg Davies, Jamie Oliver’s new cooking show ‘Together’ and the highly anticipated BBC drama ‘The North Water’, starring Colin Farrell and the very busy Stephen Graham.
If you love a bit of nostalgia, we end each show with ‘What We Watched’. This is where we pick a year and chat about iconic TV shows and the moments that we all remember.
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Each week Jane Garvey hosts the Radio Times podcast to talk TV – and more. From interviews with the small screen’s biggest names to recommendations of the shows you must not miss, Jane and her guests will mark your card for the week ahead. Whether you want to watch Jodie Comer in Help! or Nicole Kidman in Nine Perfect Strangers, enjoy a slice of Bake Off or simply want to binge Sex Education, followed by Succession, the best of the box is here. Join us every Wednesday for a whistle stop tour of the finest treats the entertainment world has to offer. Starts 8th September.
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