95bFM: Viewmaster

Sam returns to Viewmaster with a the binge-able Workin' Moms, streaming on Netflix. Although season one wasn't his favourite, this 20-minute-episode series caught him on seasons two and three. If you need something to get you through a Sunday hangover, this is the show for you.

Alex talks two shows that are very dear to his heart, the Great British Bake Off and The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance. And being a huge Jim Henson fan, Alex was feeling very nervous about this prequel but has it lived up to all his hopes and dreams? Tune in to find out. 

BBC's Years & Years (2019) is Sam's pick for the week, and both Tess and 95bFM's News Director, Lillian, are big fans. Featuring Emma Thompson and Russell Tovey, this series will make you laugh, cry, and possibly have an existential crisis. An intensely good time.

Sam returns to talk about what he's been watching in the during his hiatus. The Boys was his pick this week, a series that takes a different look at the world of superheroes and a commentary on the ~fame and fortune~ that comes with saving the world. 

Sam and Rachel are very much excited about Big Little Lies Season Two, as it's just returned to our screens. After a couple of years hiatus, we're back into it and without any spoliers, it's very, very good. 

Sam's excited about pride month and on theme, watched Tales of the City on Netflix. A heart warming show about the queer community that's left Sam itching to go to San Francisco. If you're looking for something to make you feel good, and binge watch like Sam did, this is for you.

Sam's bringing in not one, but two, shows this week. After Black Mirror released three episodes in season five last week, there's been a lot of hype and Sam's here to set the record straight. Featuring Miley Cyrus and a series of dystopian realites to shock your system, does it live up to the hype? Sam's also been watching Swamp Thing, but after an eerie abrupt cancellation, what went wrong?

Sam's talking iZombie this week, and no, zombies are not the same as vampires despite Rachel and Tess's comparisons. Sam reckons iZombie needs a little more hype, a great series full of laughs and some solid detective work, worth a watch.

Rachel's pretty stoked about Sam's selections for today, we're talking Fleabag (2016) season one, highly recommended by Rachel herself - but that's not to say your life's a mess (don't worry). The series follows the protagonist, Fleabag, a young woman trying to cope with life in London. Created by Phoebe Waller-Bridge, who also stars in the show, this is not something you want to miss out on, according to Sam AND Rachel, wow.  

Sam tried to watch Chambers, couldn't get into it, so we're talking The Society. And after 10 hours of binge watching the series in two days, Sam's got some thoughts to share. This teen drama has got the running themes to keep you hooked, but is it worth your time?