Critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell join 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake to share their reviews of Wild Bill – a cop drama set in Lincolnshire and starring Rob Lowe, which none of us can quite believe... plus 63 Up, the documentary series that returns to the same cast every seven years to catch up with them…and Tales of the City is back – though we weren’t aware it had actually gone anywhere.

Plus, Edward Bluemel talks about joining Killing Eve for series 2. He plays Hugo and is super lovely. And Scott is a massive fan.

Also on this episode – the shows you’ve always hated, even though everyone else seems to love them. We open the confession inbox – and you can send us your suggestions: [email protected]. Standby for Breaking Bad, The Office and Love Island.

Hayley gives us the quote of the episode early on: “Black Mirror is a shallow idea of deep” – #strongcontent.

Scott and Hayley also have suggestions of what you need to binge on right now in “Download” – Hayley loves The Virtues, and Scott loves The Restaurant that Makes Mistakes.

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Critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake share their TV reviews as Killing Eve and Black Mirror return.

What show does Hayley say has “all great ingredients” but made a “terrible cake”?

Which series does Scott think should maybe not have returned?

And as Love Island comes back – do we still care about the shenanigans in the villa?

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Joe Dempsie joins Nihal to talk about the Game of Thrones finale, and joining Deep State on Fox.

Mat Horne – Gavin, from Gavin and Stacey - speaks exclusively to Must Watch's Nihal Arthanyake about the surprise return of the beloved show for a Christmas Special.

How long has he been keeping the secret?

What spoiler does he drop?

Will he still fit into those polo shirts?

You’ll have to listen to find out…

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Critics Scott Bryan, and Hayley Campbell join 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake share their TV reviews. Plus Alex Lanipekun talks Riviera, and Tom Cullen talks Knightfall

We also talk bike insurance and contents insurance – yep – and it turns out Hayley once had to attend a police line up of bikes to retrieve her stolen cycle.

Scott reaches peak BBC by cycling a fold-up bike into New Broadcasting House. Tony would be so proud.

And Scott and Hayley agree on lots of things. What a Bank Holiday miracle…

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Critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake on the week’s biggest new TV and streaming shows.

It’s an end of the era as the Game of Thrones juggernaut shudders to a halt, but does the finale live up to expectations (we’re spoiler free until 56:40, so if you don’t want to know what happens, make sure you don’t listen beyond that).

Madonna performed at Eurovision and it’s probably safe to say it didn’t exactly go down well. So what DO you say to a global megastar after a less than perfect routine?

Plus Shane Meadows returns to TV with Channel 4’s The Virtues and the team are divided over Netflix’s What/If.

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Must Watch critics Scott Bryan, Hayley Campbell and guest-host Laura Whitmore share their TV reviews. Plus, Russell T Davies & Ruth Madeley talk about Years and Years.

This week, we’re talking about The Society on Netflix, and Years and Years on BBC One.

We clean up the BAFTAs after Scott’s late night of rubbing shoulders with all the celebs. Hayley reveals she’s the head of the Julia Davis fan club.

Download recommendations include Louis Theroux and Inside the Cockpit with easyJet. Did Scott mention this parents are air traffic controllers?

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Critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake review the week’s big new TV including the return of the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, In Sight of Home: The Iolaire, and one of the darkest (literally) episodes of Game of Thrones ever. Plus they’re joined by Superintendent Ted Hastings himself, Line of Duty’s Adrian Dunbar and Sabrina’s Chance Perdomo.

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This episode is a spoiler free zone.

Must Watch’s Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell join 5 Live’s Colin Paterson to share their TV reviews. Plus Daisy Haggard is in the studio to talk about her role in Back to Life.

Even though Winter is Coming, Nihal takes a well earned break and leaves Colin Paterson in the hot seat.

We chat through Game of Thrones, and what episode 2 has to offer. Plus, Line of Duty continues – and we can’t get enough of it.

The lovely Daisy Haggard joins Colin to chat about creating, and starring in, Back to Life – and reveals what would be in her manifesto if she was ever to lead the country #crisps.

In other life, Scott’s marathon is FINALLY nearly here – and Hayley has some barbecue beef. No, no…as in beef with her neighbours, not as in a burger.

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Scott Bryan, Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake have all watched episode 1 of Game of Thrones season 8. Gemma Whelan (Yara Greyjoy) and John Bradley (Samwell Tarly) join us to chat about the final few episodes. We also manage to remain relatively spoiler-free.

Jamie East from Sky Atlantic’s Thronecast is also with us to not tell us anything he can’t.

Meanwhile, Katy from our team is new to Game of Thrones – she’s only watched two episodes and is hooked. We guide her through what she still needs to see.

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