The Custard TV Podcast

#421: Malpractice, The Diplomat, Dead Ringers, Inside No.9

Luke joins Matt and Dawn to review ITV's Malpractice, Dead Ringers on Prime Video, The Diplomat on Netflix and the return of Inside No.9 on BBC Two.

#420: Barry, The Hunt for Raoul Moat, The Last Thing He Told Me, Florida Man

Luke returns to the podcast to join Matt and Nick Bartlett to review ITV's new factual drama The Hunt for Raoul Moat, the return of Barry on HBO and Sky Comedy. Plus The Last Thing He Told Me on Apple TV+ and Florida Man on Netflix.

#419: Beef, Dreamland, Colin from Accounts, Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies

Matt is joined by  Dawn Glen and Sophie Davies to review Beef on Netflix, Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies on Paramount +, Dreamland from Sky and Colin from Accounts the new Aussie comedy airing on the BBC.

#418: Rain Dogs, The Magpie Murders, The Power, The Big Door Prize

Matt is joined by Sarah Kennedy and Milo Milton-Jeffries to review BBC1's Rain Dogs and The Magpie Murders along with The Big Door Prize on Apple TV+ and The Power on Prime Video.

#417: Succession, Great Expectations, Blue Lights, Six Four

Matt is joined by Dawn Glen and Sarah Kennedy to review new BBC dramas Great Expectations and Blue Lights and new ITVX drama Six Four. They're also joined by site editor Luke who is back to review the first episode of the final season of Succession.

# 416: Race Across the World, Rise & Fall, Swam and Extrapolations

Matt is joined by Dawn Glen and Mo Walker to review the return of Race Across The World which has been promoted to BBC One. New channel 4 reality format Rise & Fall. Prime Video's dark comedy/drama Swarm and Extrapolations on Apple TV+

# 415: Ted Lasso, A Town Called Malice, Daisy Jones & The Six, Bali 2002

Matt is joined by Dawn Glen and Sarah Kennedy to review the return of Ted Lasso on Apple TV+, musical drama Daisy and The Six from Prime Video, Bali 2002 on ITVX and Sky Max comedy A Town Called Malice.

# 414: Unforgotten, The Consultant, The Diplomat, Liaison

Matt is joined by Dawn Glen and Elaine Gregersen to review the return of ITV's Unforgotten and new dramas The Diplomat from Alibi, The Consultant from Prime Video and Liason from Apple TV+