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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TV critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake share their TV reviews. Plus Alex Kingston talks about her role in The Widow.

Nihal reveals he is the Jay-Z of confectionery…he thinks.

We introduce a new category for our shows – we now have “not a must watch”, “a must watch” and “an okay watch”…strong content.

Alex Kingston talks about her role in The Widow on ITV. She tells us that she still has to audition for shows – and she’s very water conscious. In fact, she’s so conscious about her water usage she tells us all about using a champagne bucket to help conserve water.

Fleabag gets an honourable mention as the series comes to a complete end. Totes emosh.

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TV critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell join 5 live’s Nihal Arthanayake to talk about the week’s biggest new TV and streaming shows.

They review a new documentary going behind the scenes of Brexit with the BBC’s political editor, Laura Kuennsberg

Netflix go up against the BBC with their major new nature documentary series Our Planet, with narration from Sir David Attenborough.

YouTube star Mimi Missfit joins the crew to talk about her new show, looking at sex education for children.

BBC Director General Lord Hall gives us his thoughts on the return of Line of Duty.

And for reasons that still aren’t entirely clear Nihal attempts to describe a public health information film featuring a Spitting Image Bjork puppet and a worm called Johnny Condom.

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TV Critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell, and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake, share their TV reviews of Line of Duty series 5, and The Case Against Adnan Syed. Plus, Martin Compston joins the team to talk about his role of DS Steve Arnott in Line of Duty.

We’re also joined by Amy Berg, the director of The Case Against Adnan Syed and Rabia Chaudry - a family friend of Adnan Syed who originally brought this story to the Serial podcast.

Plus, we’ve been gathering the best opening TV scenes to shows EVER. We were inundated with your suggestions – did it make the cut?

And, Britain’s been voting for its favourite crisps – and there’s a Channel 5 TV show all about it. So, we resurrect the BBC Radio 1 Chart Music from our New Year special, and see if Scott can give us the rundown of the top 10 before the music stops.

TODAY’S RUNNING ORDER

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Scott Bryan, Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake share their TV reviews. Plus, Jason Isaacs and Kingsley Ben-Adir talk about their roles in The OA (Part 2).

On today’s pod - Pose, The Disappearance of Madeleine McCan, The OA (Part 2) and Harry’s Heroes: The Full English where Harry Redknapp gets old (and possibly slightly out of shape) former England footballers and gets them to play Germany again.

And, we’ve begun the search for the best openings to TV series. What’s your favourite? Which one meant you couldn’t switch off and had to stay with the entire series? Email us anytime: [email protected].

Plus we get a bit lost on what a rolled up bit of bread gets called in different parts of the UK. As eclectic goes on Must Watch, this is probably one of the best.

RUNNING ORDER for today (use these times to skip to your faves)

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Critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Sam Walker share their TV reviews. Plus, Ricky Whittle talks about his role in American Gods, and Katherine Kelly about Cheat.

We burn through LOADS of TV recommendations for you including The OA, Broad City and Three Identical Strangers. What do you think we should be watching – email us anytime: [email protected].

Also today – we learn that Hayley went to a wedding where a meat platter was raffled. Obviously it was in Australia. Scott got hypothermia while on a practice run for his bronze Duke of Edinburgh award – and didn’t do the real thing. Hayley hates camping, but loves Camping (on NowTV); Scott doesn’t actually wear a TV hat despite saying he’s wearing his TV hat. And Hayley cried. At Queer Eye Season 3. Huge, if true.

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Michael Jackson’s nephew Taj talks to Nihal Arthanayake about a new Channel 4 documentary, Leaving Neverland. The film features two men who allege they were abused by Michael Jackson as children. Taj says his uncle is being unfairly accused.

Nihal’s interview with Leaving Neverland’s director Dan Reed, is available as a separate episode of Must Watch.

Scott Bryan, Hayley Campbell and Nihal give their reviews of Derry Girls, Fleabag, Home and Leaving Neverland.

Plus, it's a guest fest - Lisa McGee is the writer of Derry Girls and she tells us all about Season 2 - and whether Protestants are taller than Catholics.

And Youssef Kerkour, who plays a Syrian refugee that smuggles himself into the UK in "Home" tells us about how hard he's researched his character.

Plus Hayley and Scott review the new Michael Jackson documentary, Leaving Neverland.

And, does Scott accidentally give away a Bake Off spoiler? Who's the Fleabag in the studio? And did you know - Nihal loves True Detective. Newsflash.

Critics Scott Bryan, and Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake share their TV reviews. Plus – it’s a Partridge-fest as Alan returns to the BBC for the first time in decades.

Scott is being as non-spoilerific as usual, and he has a new email. Meanwhile, Hayley is just two weeks away from telling us why on earth she was in America a few weeks ago…she’s so mysterious. And we had a team photo shoot earlier…intriguing…

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