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Reviews and opinions from a trio of TV obsessives on a variety of the week’s biggest shows. Expect hot takes, bad jokes and people who have spent far too much time in front of the TV. Read more from the team on thecustardtv.com
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Friday May 06, 2016
Friday May 06, 2016
Matt and Gary join forces to discuss the wonderful final episode of Line of Duty, the end of Scott & Bailey, Louis Theroux's foray into documentaries based in the UK and bizarre comedy Flowers.
Plus we go West(eros) to review the return of Game of Thrones
Friday Apr 22, 2016
Friday Apr 22, 2016
Gary and Matt return to mourn the loss of Victoria Wood, and discuss new Sky drama The Five. Plus the returns of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and the Sky Atlantic drama The Tunnel.
Friday Apr 15, 2016
Friday Apr 15, 2016
Gary goes Live on Periscope as we review, the most recent Line Of Duty, the welcome return of Scott & Bailey and Britain's Got Talent.
Friday Apr 15, 2016
Friday Apr 15, 2016
I chat to writer of the fifth series of Scott & Bailey Lee Warburton. We discuss taking Sally Wainwright's characters on, and working with Russell T Davies and Paul Abbott.
Thursday Apr 07, 2016
Thursday Apr 07, 2016
The trio of telly obsessives discuss the second episode of the gripping Line of Duty. ITV's Marcella from the writer of The Bridge. Peter Moffat's Sunday night six-parter Undercover and the brilliantly atmospheric The People Next Door.
Friday Apr 01, 2016
Friday Apr 01, 2016
We look at the shows that lost out on a BAFTA nomination. The end of Fresh Meat, the welcome return of Line of Duty and the loss of Ronnie Corbett.
Plus the return of The Island and Rowan Atkinson as Maigret.
Thursday Mar 24, 2016
Thursday Mar 24, 2016
Matt and Luke journey to the RTS Awards and catch up with celebs. Reviews of Trapped, Stag and the penultimate Fresh Meat as well as new BBC1 drama The A Word.
We also review new Nordic drama Follow the Money and learn that Matt owns a high value boxset!
Friday Mar 18, 2016
Friday Mar 18, 2016
We discuss the end of Happy Valley, the brilliance of Fresh Meat and why the UK can't seem to do a good pre-watershed comedy.