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Things are much more positive on the show this week - we share a plethora of different programmes we've all been watching from French film to UK drama, American comedy and cross-continental crime series. Steven was marking the 30th anniversary of the three colours trilogy by watching them all. Alex has been watching Barry about a contract killer who decides to reform via the power of a community theatre group. Kelly tells us about The Hunt for Raoul Moat and the Lewis Capaldi documentary, How I'm Feeling Now.

On the deep dive this week Alex takes us through the new Netflix drama The Diplomat. Steven goes back to the future with Freaks and Geeks.

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This week the team is reunited and what we've been watching is wide and varied with similar reviews. Alex tells us about Jury Duty, Steven has finished Happy Valley and it's great to see his enthusiasm for a series go unbridled. Kelly started lots of things like Waco: An American Apocalypse but was most excited about Mario Bros. This conversation could not have gone ahead without, of course, a discussion of 'that' episode of Succession.

On the deep dive this week Alex tells us about Obsession - it's definitely not all good and in our back to the future slot Steven picks apart Designated Survivor.

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We are very excited this week to welcome Sam Heughan aka Jamie Fraser in Outlander, to tell us about what he's been watching in between filming the new series. He also gives us an update on what he's been up to. 

First we hear Steven has been on holidays but managed to squeeze in the last series of Queer Eye - some positive, comfort watching. Alex has been watching a lot this week including Fleishman is in Trouble, Extrapolations and Yellowjackets . Kelly talks about the first few episodes of Rise and Fall and Celebrity Bake Off which kicked off this week.

On the deep dive we are super hyped for the return of Succession this week and on our back to the future slot we talk about This England - in the week that marks three years since the first lockdown.

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This week, Kelly is off sick, and Alex has stepped in to demonstrate just how capable a host she really is. We’ve been watching cult comedy Party Down, new Guy Ritchie film Operation Fortune, and Steven has finally started Happy Valley.

For our deep dive this week, Alex looks at the new BBC One drama Rain Dogs with Daisy May Cooper, and Steven takes us back to the future with a few (timely and topical!) thoughts on Derry Girls ahead of the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.

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We have a real mixed bag for you this week - Steven and Kelly have been enjoying Blue Lights, Alex has been to the cinema to see Rye Lane and Rise and Fall is still on the agenda - sort of. On the deep dive this week Alex tells us about The Power, a new series coming to Amazon Prime starring the wonderful Toni Colette.

Steven takes us, way, way back to 1996 in fact and reviews drama Our Friends in the North - available to watch on Britbox.

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On this week's episode Alex and Kelly are joined by Katie to sub for Steven while he's on his hollibobs. They chat through what they've been watching recently which includes You, The Last of Us season finale, Ted Lasso, Better, The Gold and Sherlock. On this week's deep dive Katie gives us her take on the Oscars - what worked and what didn't and who was robbed. Alex revisits the whole 5 series of Luther for this week's deep dive - ideal considering the new movie is now available on Netflix.

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