Radio Times Podcast

This week, for our series finale, I, Kelly-Anne Taylor, bring to you our Olympics special – it is an interview with the most successful British gymnast of all time – the six-time Olympic medallist, and the most successful pommel horse worker in the Games’ history – it’s Max Whitlock. In this episode, we reflect on his career – how he started gymnastics, his training regime during his teenage years (which hit highs of 35 hours a week – alongside school!) and competing in London in 2012. We also talk about a period of low mental health that he experienced after the Tokyo Olympics – and how having his daughter Willow, altered his approach to the sport. Plus, he talks about preparing for the Paris games and reveals why he has chosen to retire now.

I hope you enjoyed our series finale with the delightful Max Whitlock. I have loved choosing the guests for this series, researching, writing questions, and curating these interviews for you – wonderful listener. It is a joy and privilege to be able to create this podcast – and I want to thank you for listening, for writing in, for reviewing and for taking the time to listen to these conversations. Remember, that there is a wealth of archived episodes for you to go back and enjoy – be in my conversation, from the very early days of this series, with Stephen Fry in which we talk about how TV helped him come out, or my chat with the phenomenal duo Lily Allen and Miquita Oliver – in which they discuss the perils of fame and the misogyny they’ve faced – or you might like to listen and laugh to my conversation with Miriam Margolyes. You can also feast on our weekly recommendations podcast – in which I, and my co-host the TV critic and RT columnist Caroline Frost, run you through everything to watch that week on telly – and, tell you what to avoid. Thank you so much for listening – I’ll be back very soon.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

McDonald and Dodds, ITV1

Time Bandits, Apple TV

Tabloids on Trial, ITV1

Brats, Disney+

FILM OF THE WEEK:

Wicked Little Letters, Netflix

The Impossible, BBC3

The Godfather, Film 4

THE ARCHIVE:

Karen Pirie, ITVX

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This week I, Kelly-Anne Taylor, am joined by the best-selling author, Emma Gannon. She began her career working in magazines – she’s written columns for The Telegraph and The Sunday Times and was the Social Media Editor at Glamour. She created the hit podcast, Ctrl, Alt, Delete which racked up over 13 million downloads and saw her sit down with the likes of Elizabeth Gilbert, Lena Dunham and Gillian Anderson to talk about their work, wellbeing and creativity. She is also the writer behind The Hyphen on Substack, a six-figure business – which is described as ‘a cosy, online space for curious readers’. On top of that – she has written six best-selling books to date including The Success Myth, and, her debut novel Olive. Now, she is releasing A Year of Nothingness – a memoir, focusing on her time spent doing nothing following a period of burn-out. In this episode, we talk about the joys of slowing down, the beauty of cold water swimming, the power of slow news – and learning to say ‘no’.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

The Jetty, BBC One

Midsomer Murders, ITV

Marcus in Mallorca, Food Network

Daley: Olympic Superstar, BBC Two

FILM OF THE WEEK:

The Last Duel, Disney+ 

THE ARCHIVE:

Clive Myrie’s Italian Road Trip, BBC iPlayer

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Whilst I, Kelly-Anne Taylor, was away, reporting from the field at Glastonbury – RT had the incredible opportunity to interview Diane Von Furstenberg for the podcast. Despite my absence, I didn’t think it was fair – that our lovely listeners should miss out on an incredible episode with an incredible guest and so I recruited, my Smart TV co-host, the wonderful Caroline Frost, to take-over for this episode! Diane Von Furstenberg – you’ll know as the iconic fashion designer who created the wrap-dress. But, she is also a lady who has lived and a new documentary, Woman in Charge on Disney+, gives us a glimpse into her fascinating life story. She was born and raised in Brussels in 1946. Her mother, only 18 months before Diane was born, had been imprisoned at Auschwitz. Diane’s mother left a lasting impact and influence over Diane – which she talks about with Caroline in the episode. Diane entered high-society when she married a German Prince, Egon von Furstenberg. They moved to New York and this is when Diane kickstarted her fashion career. It was the 70s and life was governed by hedonism – in this episode, she talks about turning down a threesome with Bowie and Mick Jagger and rubbing shoulders with the greats. She also reflects on the highs and lows of her life, her sensuality and how it defined her brand and breaking glass ceilings as a woman in business. I hope you enjoy this episode and I’ll be back next week!

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Joining me, Kelly-Anne Taylor, for this very special bonus episode of the Radio Times Podcast is the phenomenal actress, Emma Myers. Born and raised in Orlando in America, Emma had an eclectic childhood – she was one of four and was homeschooled, often spending her days roaming the Disney theme park local to her house. Dance was her initial passion – but, after her family moved to Atlanta, she began to pursue acting. Her life changed forever, when she was cast as Enid Sinclair in Tim Burton’s Wednesday – Netflix’s second most watched show of all time. In this episode, we talk about starring in Wednesday – and how she went from having 900 followers on Instagram to just under 12 million in a matter of weeks – and how she dealt with that explosion in popularity. Plus, we talk about A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder – in which she stars as Pip, a precocious teenager who decides to investigate the unsolved murder of a young schoolgirl. It’s a delightful bonus episode – I really hope you enjoy it!

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Joining me, Kelly-Anne Taylor, this week is the writer, director and actor, Dolly Wells. She grew up off of Kensington High Street in London – the youngest of six children. Aged 18 – she discovered that her stepfather was actually her biological father – the great comic actor, John Wells. In her 20s, Dolly worked as an actress – but also as a photographer’s assistant, she had a stall in Portobello Market and wrote book reviews for the express. It was only when she had her daughter in her 30s that she really decided to go for it. Since then, she’s made her mark – and there seems to be very little that she can’t do. She’s played a vampire-hunting nun in Steven Moffat’s Dracula, a woman locked in a basement with David Tennant in Inside Man and an incompetent assistant in the Sky comedy Doll & Em (which, she co-wrote with her best friend, the actress, Emily Mortimer). Now, she turns her hand to directing BBC3’s A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder – which follows a bright-eyed, precocious teenager Pip (who decides to investigate the unsolved murder of a schoolgirl. In this episode, we talk about the beauty of ageing, her life-changing friendship with Emily Mortimer, and how female directors are changing the industry.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, BBC iPlayer

My Lady Jane, Amazon Prime

The Bear, Disney+

Glastonbury, BBC TV & Radio

Frosty's Stuff

FILM OF THE WEEK:

Moulin Rouge, BBC2

THE ARCHIVE:

Taylor Swift Eras, Disney+

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Joining me, Kelly-Anne Taylor, in the studio is the actress Suranne Jones. Born and raised in Greater Manchester, she first rose to prominence playing Karen McDonald in ITV’s Coronation Street. After leaving the soap, she has cemented herself as one of Britain’s finest actresses – winning a BAFTA for her performance as Gemma Foster in Doctor Foster, and critical acclaim for her role as Anne Lister in Gentleman Jack and Amy Silva in Vigil. In this episode we discuss the early days of her career – and how press intrusion and the era of lad mags, impacted her relationship with her body. And, she talks bravely about her mental health breakdown in 2018 – and the coping mechanisms and boundaries she has put in place since then. Plus, we also discuss her brand new documentary Suranne Jones: Investigating Witch Trials.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Douglas is Cancelled, ITV1

James Blunt, Netflix

Celine Dion, Amazon Prime

Suranne Jones: Investigating Witch Trials, C4

Chinook Zulu Delta, BBC2

THE ARCHIVE:

Middlemarch, BBCiPlayer

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Joining me, Kelly-Anne Taylor, for the first episode of this brand-new series of the Radio Times Podcast, is the Scottish actress who took Hollywood by storm, Karen Gillan. Born and raised in Inverness, she moved to London aged 18 to pursue acting – after two weeks at drama school, she dropped out and worked in a pub until she was cast in a role that would change her life – the brilliant Amy Pond in Dr Who. Since then, she’s conquered Hollywood with her role as Nebula in the Marvel film franchise. In this episode, we discuss losing your anonymity, the pressures placed on women’s bodies and her brand new show Douglas is Cancelled.

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The Radio Times Podcast is back for a sixth series! Starting Tuesday 18th June, join host Kelly-Anne Taylor each week on the Radio Times sofa where she'll be interviewing the biggest names in the TV and film industry, talking about their lives and careers. 

If you’re new here, welcome to the club, do scroll back and enjoy our rich archive - there’s interviews with Stephen Fry, Dame Emma Thompson, Louis Theroux, Romesh Ranganathan, Daniel Radcliffe, Will Ferrell, Andi Oliver, Lily Allen - and many, many more. 

Make sure to click follow, so you never miss an episode, and welcome back to the Radio Times Podcast!

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Fellow Travellers, Paramount +

House of the Dragon, Now/Sky

Federer: Twelve Final Days, Amazon Prime

Adam Lambert: Out, Loud and Proud, ITV1

Euro 2024

FILM:

Maradona (2019), NowTV (can buy on Apple for £3.49)

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Bridgerton Series 3, Part 2 – Netflix  

Dalgliesh Series 2 - Friday 9pm C5

On Thin Ice: Putin vs Greenpeace - Sunday 9pm BBC2

The Fall: Skydive Murder Plot - Tues-Thursday 9pm C4

Buying London Series 1 - Netflix

FILM:

Skyfall Saturday - 8pm ITV1

THE ARCHIVE:

The Parisien Agency - 2 seasons, Netflix

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Geek Girl, Netflix

Queenie, C4

Lost Boys and Fairies, BBC1

Ashley Madison Sex, Lies and Scandal, Netflix

FILM:

Four Weddings and a Funeral, BBC1 and iPlayer

THE ARCHIVE:

The X Files, First series - Channel4.com

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

D-Day at 80, BBC4 and C4 

D-Day: the Last Voices, Radio 4

The Outlaws, BBC1 

Springwatch, BBC2

Fiennes: Return to the Wild, National Geographic 

FILM:

Tenet, BBC2

THE ARCHIVE:

Morecambe & Wise: Fools Rush In, BBC iPlayer

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Rebus, BBC1

Suits, BBC iPlayer

Insomnia, Paramount+

Trying, Apple TV+

Rob and Rylan’s Grand Tour, BBC iPlayer

FILM:

How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, E4

THE ARCHIVE:

Endeavour, ITVX

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Eurovision Song Contest - Grand Final, BBC1

BAFTA TV Awards, BBC1

Bridgerton S3, Netflix from Thursday

Let It Be, Disney Plus

FILM:

The Idea of You, Amazon Prime

THE ARCHIVE:

The Buccaneers, Apple TV

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Doctor Who, BBCiPlayer

Eurovision Song Contest Semi-Finals, BBC1

Salman Rushdie: Through a a Glass Darkly, BBC2

FILM:

Senna, Channel 4

THE ARCHIVE:

The Avengers, Great TV (Channel 50 on Freeview)

Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased), Great TV

The Persuaders, Great TV

The New Avengers, Great TV

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Baby Reindeer, Netflix

The Tattooist of Auschwitz, Sky Atlantic / Now 

The Piano, C4

Clarkson’s Farm, Amazon Prime

FILM:

Catch Me If You Can, Film4

THE ARCHIVE:

Gods of Snooker, iPlayer

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Beyond Paradise Finale, BBC1

Walter Presents: Morten, Channel 4.com

Britains Got Talent, ITV1

BBCTWO turns 60!, BBCTWO

RADIO:

Romesh Ranganathan, BBC Radio Two

FILM:

Dune Part 2, multiple streaming services to buy/rent

THE ARCHIVE:

Borgen, Netflix

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For this special episode of the Radio Times Podcast, Kelly-Anne Taylor is joined by the conservationists Chris Packham and Megan Mccubbin. Packham was born in Southampton in 1961 and spent much of his childhood exploring the nature he found at his doorstep. As a teenager with autism, he was picked on at school – his solace was the outside world. After studying Zoology at the University of Southampton, Packham found himself in the world of television and film, taking still photographs – but it was his audition for The Really Wild Show which kickstarted his career. Today, he is recognised as one of Britain’s most prominent wildlife TV presenters. He joins the podcast, alongside his step-daughter the conservationist and TV presenter, Megan McCubbin. In this episode, we discuss the perils of activism, the everyday changes everyone can make to fight climate change – and, the beauty of watching telly together.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Feud: Capote vs The Swans, Disney+

Changing Ends, ITV1

Blue Lights, BBC ONE

Stacey Solomon’s Renovation Rescue, C4

FILM:

Back to Black, Cinemas

Anatomy of a Fall, Prime Video

THE ARCHIVE:

Hollywood, Netflix

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SHOW NOTES:

ABBA Night, BBC2

Eurovision Night, BBC4 

Meet the Roman Emperor with Mary Beard, BBC2

Race Across the World, BBC1

The Kominsky Method, Netflix

Franklin, AppleTV+ 

Film of the Week: Molly’s Game, BBC

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SHOW NOTES:

TV

This Town, BBC1

Ripley, Netflix

Pilgrimage, BBC

A Small Light, Disney+

FILM

Easy A, BBC3

FROM THE ARCHIVE

Peaky Blinders, Netflix

Sherlock, BBC iPlayer

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For the season finale of the podcast, Kelly-Anne Taylor is joined by Adam Buxton. The actor, comedian and podcaster attended Westminster School – where he befriended future-documentary-maker Louis Theroux, and Joe Cornish, who he would later star alongside in Channel 4’s The Adam and Joe Show. His podcast, The Adam Buxton Podcast, has been a hit – featuring conversations with everyone from Zadie Smith to Robbie Williams to Paul McCartney. In this episode, Buxton discusses the sacrifices his parents made to send him to public school, how he felt when Louis Theroux decided to launch a podcast and which interviews have been his best… and worst.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Passenger, ITV1

The Gone, BBC4/iPlayer

Pilgrimage, BBC2/iPlayer

Jury: Murder Trial, Channel 4

FILM:

All of Us Strangers, Disney+

THE ARCHIVE:

Top of the Lake, UKTV Play

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Kelly-Anne Taylor is joined by the journalist, best-selling author and mental-health advocate, Bryony Gordon. Gordon grew up in London in a family of journalists. Her mother is the former gossip-columnist Jane Gordon, and it was thanks to her address book that Gordon landed her first journalism gig. Since then, she has carved a successful career – known for her trademark honesty. In this episode she talks about the ups and downs of life, sobriety and being mates with Prince Harry. Plus, they discuss Gordon’s eighth book, Mad Woman, in which she writes about her experiences with binge-eating disorder, the menopause and OCD. Please note that this episode includes conversations surrounding eating disorders that some listeners might find triggering.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Manhunt, Apple TV+

Beyond Paradise, BBC1

The Dropout, BBC1

A Life in Ten Pictures, BBC2

Palm Royale, Apple TV+

Casualty, BBC1

ARCHIVE:

Oppenheimer (1980), BBC iPlayer

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Kelly-Anne Taylor is joined by the popstar-turned-actor Lily Allen and the TV presenter Miquita Oliver. They grew up in Ladbroke Grove, West London, in creative households, spending much of their youth roaming Portobello market and flunking school. Allen’s mother is the film producer, Alison Owen, and her father is the actor, Keith Allen. Oliver was raised by her mother, the broadcaster and chef, Andi Oliver. Both Oliver and Allen made their name at a young age – Oliver as a TV presenter on Channel 4’s music show Popworld and Allen for her debut-smash-hit Smile. In this episode they talk about the perils of fame, their new podcast called 'Miss Me?' and how they handle trolls. Plus, they reminisce about the hedonism of the 00s and reveal why they never listened to the advice imparted by their famous family members.

Show notes

Miss Me? with Lily Allen and Miquita Oliver on BBC Sounds

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

The Oscars, ITV1

Darren McGarvey: The State We're In, BBC Two

Comic Relief, BBC1

Taylor Swift: the Eras Tour, Disney+

FILMS:

Dune Part 2, Cinemas (Part 1 on Netflix)

Gigli, Netflix

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This week Kelly-Anne Taylor is joined by the actor, Theo James. He grew up in Buckinghamshire, the youngest of five siblings, and dreamed of a career as a musician. After reading Philosophy at the University of Nottingham, he segued into acting, enrolling as a student at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre. He catapulted to fame when he landed the leading role of Four in the YA Hollywood hit-series, Divergent. Since then, he has starred in The White Lotus, Sanditon, The Time Traveller’s Wife – and, most recently, Guy Ritchie’s The Gentleman. In this episode, he talks about the harsh realities of overnight fame, how the Me Too movement has shaped films sets and how his latest role exposes Britain’s class system.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Prisoner, BBC iPlayer

The Gentleman, Netflix

Drive to Survive Series 6, Netflix

Sarah Everard: the Search for Justice, BBC1 

Navalny, BBC iPlayer

FILMS:

Ferrari, Now Cinema

Rush, Netflix

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This week joining Kelly-Anne Taylor, in the studio, is the British actress, presenter and author, Joanna Lumley. Born in India, in Kashmir, Srinagar – she was brought up in the Far East, coming to the UK, aged 8, to attend boarding school. She went on to work as a model and actress, living in London in the Swinging Sixties – and made her name starring as Purdy in The New Avengers. She boasts a successful career – spanning over 6 decades – she had audiences in hysterics as Patsy in hit sit-com Absolutely Fabulous, has presented wonderful travel programmes – and, of course, captured the nation in Jan Etherington’s radio show, Conversations From A Long Marriage – in which she stars alongside Roger Allum. In this episode, she talks about why she doesn’t have a mobile phone and how difficult she found it to shed the ‘pretty girl’ stereotype when she moved from modelling to acting. Plus, she talks about raising a child as a single mother, how playing Purdy in The New Avengers changed things financially for her and why she wishes sex scenes would be cut from TV and film.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

One Day, Netflix

The New Look, Apple TV+

Under the Banner of Heaven, ITVX

Saturday Night Takeaway, ITV1

RADIO

Conversations From a Long Marriage, Radio 4

FILM:

Wicked Little Letters, Cinemas

ARCHIVE:

Bloodline, Netflix

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This week Kelly-Anne Taylor is joined by the Scottish actor, Martin Compston. Born and raised in Greenock, Scotland – he first made his name starring in the Ken Roach film, Sweet Sixteen (which won the Best Screenplay Award at the 2002 Cannes Film Festival). It was his role as Detective Sergeant Steve Arnott in Jed Mercurio's Line of Duty that made him a household name. In this episode, he talks about how that role changed his life, what it’s like living in Vegas – and why he’s doing less on-screen nudity. Plus, he chats about his latest travelogue Martin Compston’s Norwegian Fling and what it was like running with wolves.

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SHOW NOTES:

FILMS:

Barbie

Oppenheimer 

Saltburn, Amazon Prime

Killers of the Flower Moon, Apple TV+ 

Maestro, Netflix

Anatomy of a Fall

Wham!, Netflix

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On this week’s episode host Kelly-Anne Taylor is joined by Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley! From Broadchurch to The Crown to The Favourite, Oscar-winning actress Olivia Colman has become a staple of British film and television. And Irish co-star Jessie Buckley boasts an impressive CV herself, starring across the big and small screen in projects like War & Peace, Chernobyl and Wild Rose. As a pair, Colman and Buckley previously worked together on Netflix movie The Lost Daughter – they played the same character at different ages and were both nominated for Oscars – and now share the screen again as warring neighbours in Wicked Little Letters, a comedy about a real-life poison pen scandal that shocked 1920s England. In this episode, we talk about sexism in the film industry, the importance of equal pay, the female-led films dominating the box-office and they share what they’ve learnt from their worst auditions.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

One Day, Netflix

Alice and Jack, C4

Hacks, Amazon Prime

The Traitors Australia, BBC iPlayer

RADIO

Young Again, Radio 4

FILM:

Aftersun, BBC2

ARCHIVE:

Normal People, BBC iPlayer

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This week’s guest is the actress, Sophie Rundle. Her career began with a bang – when she landed the role of Ada Shelby in the hit-drama Peaky Blinders, straight out of drama school. Since then, she’s gone on to star in Sally Wainwright’s Gentleman Jack, Alibi’s The Diplomat and most recently ITV’s, After the Flood. In this episode, she talks to Kelly-Anne Taylor about how revolutionary Gentleman Jack was in depicting LGBTQ+ love stories and how it has been heralded for its portrayal of sex scenes. Rundle discusses her own experience filming intimate scenes – and how they have changed over the course of her career. Plus, she reveals how Peaky Blinders changed her life – and, the pressure she faces to look a certain way on screen.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

One Day, Netflix

Death in Paradise, 100th episode, BBC1

Hot Mess Summer, Amazon Prime

Boris Becker: The Rise and Fall, ITV1

The Hairy Bikers Go West, BBC2

The Greatest Night in Pop, Netflix

FILM:

Atonement, BBC1

ARCHIVE:

The Royle Family, BBCiPlayer

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This week’s guest is the TV presenter and reality TV star, Rylan. He grew up on a council estate in East London – with his mum, Linda, his nan and older brother. It was the era of reality TV – and Rylan decided that was the way to make his fame and fortune. In 2012, aged 23, he appeared as a contestant on X Factor – and his emotional reaction at the judges houses and his live show performances made him an X Factor icon. He turned his moment in the limelight, into a longstanding career – pivoting into the world of presenting. In this episode, he reflects about his time on X Factor, receiving death threats and handling overnight fame. Please note that this episode contains strong language.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Ambulance, BBC1

Putin vs the West, BBC2

The Apprentice, BBC1

To Catch a Copper, C4

All the Beauty and the Bloodshed, BBC iPlayer

FILM:

Ali and Ava, BBC iPlayer

ARCHIVE:

Navalny, BBC iPlayer

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This week’s guest is the actress, Tamsin Greig. She grew up in London with her parents, two sisters – 5 lodgers and a handful of cats. Her mother had been in amateur dramatics – and Tamsin, absorbed by osmosis, the yearning to perform at a young age. She graduated from the University of Birmingham with a first-class BA in Drama and Theatre – and then, worked at the Family Planning Association – before getting her foot in the door with her role as Debbie Aldridge in The Archers. Since then – she has had a glittering career on both the stage and on television. She has starred in some of Britain’s most loved sitcoms – from Black Books to Green Wing – and most recently, Friday Night Dinner. In this episode, she discusses what it’s like to juggle parenthood with working life, her love of trampolining and playing a baddie in Paramount’s new drama, Sexy Beast, based on the cult-classic gangster film of the 00s.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Ex-Pats, Prime Video)

Masters of the Air, Apple TV+

Sexy Beast, Paramount+

Around the World in 80 Weighs, C4

Air Fryers: Do You Know What You’re Missing?, C5

FILM:

Killers of the Flower Moon, Apple TV

ARCHIVE:

BMX Bandits, Netflix

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This week’s guest is Hollywood A-Lister, Nicole Kidman. With a career that spans over four decades, Kidman has starred in almost 100 TV and film projects and picked up all of the most prestigious awards including, an Oscar, Bafta and six Golden Globes. She was born in Hawaii to Australian parents: her father was a biochemist and later a psychologist, and her mother was a nurse educator. Aged 3, she moved to Australia, and it was there, that she found her love of acting. She headed to Hollywood at 20 for a starring role opposite Sam Neill in the psychological thriller Dead Calm – and she quickly made her mark. She has since forged a very successful career – in an industry renowned for its fickleness. In this episode, she discusses her latest project – Expats – an Amazon Prime drama directed by The Farwell’s Lulu Wang. It follows three American women living in Hong Kong whose lives are impacted by a horrific event – the disappearance of a young boy. Kidman plays Margaret, the mother of the missing child. In this episode, she sits down with Kelly-Anne Taylor to unpick the emotional impact the role had– and the importance of having more women behind the lens. Plus, she talks about inner resilience being a superpower and reveals how she deals with negative press.

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Hollywood A-Lister Nicole Kidman joins the Radio Times Podcast and discusses hating her height, protecting herself from negative press and the loneliness she has felt whilst travelling for work. Plus, she talks about the importance of championing women and, why in a post #MeToo era intimacy coordinators are essential on set.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

True Detective, Sky Atlantic/Now

Big Boys, C4

LOL, Last One Laughing Ireland, Amazon Prime

Mr Bates and the Post Office, ITV1

Winterwatch, BBC2

FILM:

Good Grief, Netflix

ARCHIVE:

Detectorists, BBCiPlayer

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This week’s guest is the nation’s favourite PE teacher – Joe Wicks! His YouTube workout videos kept the nation moving during lockdown and catapulted Wicks into national (and global!) consciousness. In 18 weeks, he amassed over 80 million views! In this episode, Joe discusses how growing up in a household plagued by drug addiction has shaped him into the person he is today and how finding fitness saved his life. Plus, he talks to host Kelly-Anne Taylor about his new book Feel Good in 15 and reveals some health tips that will help you make better choices this January!

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

After the Flood, ITV1

The Tourist, BBC1

Criminal Record, Apple TV

Robson Green Double Bill:

Grantchester, ITV1

Robson Green’s Weekend Escapes, BBC2

FILM:

Nomadland, C4

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Happy New Year! Welcome to the first episode of The Radio Times Podcast in 2024! Joining host Kelly-Anne Taylor, this week, is the comedian – Ed Gamble! He first ventured into comedy whilst studying at the University of Durham and quickly made a name for himself on the London comedy scene – juggling part-time jobs with late-night gigs. A regular on panel shows, Ed Gamble has also found success talking about food – he is a judge on the BBC’s Great British Menu and host of the chart-topping food podcast, Off Menu – alongside James Acaster. In this episode, he talks about how losing 7 stone in his early 20s impacted how people treated him and why, as a type 1 diabetic, he hates dieting brands using medication intended for diabetics to promote weight-loss. Plus, he talks about the return of The Traitors and unpicks why everyone is obsessed with the show.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

New Year’s Eve Celebrations, BBC / ITV

The Tourist, BBC1

Mr Bates vs The Post Office, ITV1

The Traitors, BBC1

FILMS:

Paddington 2, BBC1

No Time to Die, ITV1

FAVOURITE SHOWS OF 2023:

The Last of Us, Now 

Heartstopper, Netflix

The Bear, Disney+

Happy Valley, BBC

Succession, Now

The Newsreader, BBC

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Doctor Who, BBC1

The Hills Are Alive with the Kanneh-Masons, BBC2

Carol’s From Kings, BBC1

Royal Carols: Together at Christmas, ITV1

The King’s Christmas Broadcast, BBC1/ITV1

Matthew Bourne’s Sleeping Beauty, BBC2

Ghosts, BBC1

Michael McIntyre’s Christmas Wheel, BBC1

Caroline Aherne: Queen of Comedy, BBC2

FILMS:

Maestro, Netflix

Rye Lane, Disney+ 

Barbie, Amazon Prime 

Die Hard, C4

The Grinch, ITV1

Home Alone, C4

The Lion King, BBC1

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For our Radio Times Podcast Christmas special, host Kelly-Anne Taylor is joined by the comedian, actor and screenwriter, Mae Martin. Their first foray into stand-up came aged 13 – and by 15 Mae had dropped out of school to pursue comedy full-time. They relocated to London in their early 20s and made a name for themselves on the British comedy circuit. With two Netflix comedy specials under their belt, they’ve also conquered the world of television with the Netflix series Feel Good – which Mae stars in alongside Charlotte Richie. In this festive episode, Mae talks about how they spend the big day, what the best part of a Christmas dinner is, what part to avoid – and the worst Christmas present they have ever received.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Vanishing Act, ITV1

Imagine: Russell T Davies, BBC1

Strictly Final, BBC1

Nigella’s Amsterdam Christmas, BBC1 

The Hairy Bikers: Coming Home For Christmas, BBC2

RADIO:

Desert Island Discs, Sunday, 11.15am, Radio 4

FILM:

Cyrano, BBC2

THE ARCHIVE:

The Sixth Commandment, BBCiPlayer

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In this week’s episode, host Kelly-Anne Taylor is joined by TV chefs, Si King and Dave Myers – aka The Hairy Bikers. Dave was born and raised in Barrow-in-Furness, and Si in Kibblesworth County Durham and both brought up in working-class families. They met on the TV set on Catherine Cookson’s The Gambling Man – Si was the second assistant director and Dave, head of make-up. It was their united love of motorbikes and good grub that helped launch The Hairy Bikers – but it’s not always been an easy ride. In this episode, they discuss low-ratings and the Christmas special that was supposed to be their swan-song, Dave’s on-going battle with cancer and why Christmas means so much to them this year.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Vigil S2, BBC1

The Crown, Netflix

Jamie's Christmas Shortcuts, C4

The Dog House at Christmas, C4

FILM:

Wonka, in cinemas from 8 December

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part Two, ITV

THE ARCHIVE:

The Crown, Netflix

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This week’s guest is the LBC radio host, James O’Brien. James grew up in Kidderminster in the 70s and 80s with his adoptive parents Joan and Jim O’Brien. He attended Ampleforth College, the famous Catholic public school in Yorkshire. He describes his school years as rebellious – but reflects that the ‘weird burning sense of injustice’ he felt was ‘pretty well placed’. Following in his father’s footsteps – James pursued a career in journalism – and got his foot in the door thanks to a chance encounter with John Major. Although he started out in print, he later segued into broadcast – starting his LBC show in 2004. In this episode he discusses with host Kelly-Anne Taylor the impossibility of impartiality, receiving hate on social media, imposter syndrome, his new book 'How They Broke Britain' and what he gets up to on Christmas Day.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Hidden Assets, BBC4

Seeds of Deceit: The Sperm Donor Doctor, BBC4

Greg Lamond, Sky Documentaries

Smothered, Sky Comedy

FILM:

 Chicken Run, Dawn of the Nugget 

RADIO:

Radio Drama: Turning Point: Mae West, Radio 4

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This week’s guest is the British adventurer, Bear Grylls. Born in Northern Ireland, and raised on the Isle of Wight, Bear – a nickname he was gifted by his older sister – developed a taste for adventure whilst on excursions with his father. He started at Eton aged 8 – and found solace in a regimented world by making rafts, climbing buildings and exploring the sewers at night by torch. Later, he was accepted as part of the SAS. A horrific parachuting accident which left him with a broken back turned Bear’s life upside down. While lying in a hospital bed, with a poster in front of him of Everest, he vowed to get better and one day climb that mountain – which he did, becoming the youngest Briton at the time to do so. Since then, he’s brought a number of successful television shows to our screens – and cemented himself as Briton’s favourite adventurer. In this episode, he talks to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the invaluable life lessons his parents instilled in him, the joys of watching telly in bed and what one soldier said to him in the SAS recruitment process.

Bear is an ambassador for the conservation charity Tusk. He will be hosting an evening with Tusk at London's Royal Geographical Society. December 8th. Tickets at Tusk.org

Plus, walk on the wild side with Bear Grylls next April, as the iconic adventurer heads out on a UK tour to discuss endurance, hardships, and the true meaning of Never Give Up. Tickets available now. https://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/artist/1599144?irgwc=1&utm_source=1236178-Immediate%20Media%20Company%20Limited&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=1236178&awtrc=&clickId=SuewP6y7IxyPT7fzlvSZkx8MUkFVT1zZh3zO3M0&camefrom=CFC_BUYAT_1236178&ircid=7559

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Doctor Who, BBC1

Slow Horses, Apple TV+

The Couple Next Door, C4

Being Kae Tempest, BBC2

Ronnie O’Sullivan: The Edge of Everything, Amazon Prime

FILM:

The Imitation Game, BBC2

THE ARCHIVE:

Doctor Foster, BBCiPlayer

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This week’s guest on the Radio Times Podcast is Romesh Ranganathan. Born and raised in Crawley, in West Sussex – Romesh’s childhood was a tale of two halves. Life started in a two-up, two-down house and he attended private school – but after his father was imprisoned, life as he knew it was upended. Years later, he left his job as a Maths Teacher to pursue comedy full-time – and although, he doesn’t shy away from how tough it was at first to make ends meet – what has ensued is a glittering career which has established him as one of Britain’s leading comics. In this episode, he talks to Kelly-Anne Taylor about diversity in comedy and what he thinks of people who brand women ‘un-funny’. Plus, they talk about why he wouldn’t send his kids to private school, how his three young boys keep him humble and why, if his career ended tomorrow, you’d still find him with a mic hooked up to a lamppost in the park.

Tickets to his live tour can be purchased here: https://www.romeshranganathan.co.uk/tour/

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Archie, ITVX

Dr Who Night, BBC4

Boat Story, BBC1

David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived, Sky Documentaries

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here, ITV1

Fisk, Netflix

THE ARCHIVE:

Hollywood Women, BBCiPlayer

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On this week’s episode of the Radio Times Podcast is the dancer and head judge on BBC1’s Strictly Come Dancing, it is Shirley Ballas. Born and raised in Merseyside, she grew up with her mother and brother on a council estate – and found dance at the age of 7 when a tune caught her ear. She worked her way to the top of the dancing world – and has plenty of stories to tell of her journey. In this episode she talks to Kelly-Anne Taylor about everything from the phone call that changed her life but ended her engagement to Nigel Tiffany to how she was almost bullied out of the dance industry – but instead, landed the Strictly gig.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

The Crown, Netflix

Squid Game: The Challenge, Netflix

Return to Lockerbie with Lorraine Kelly, ITV1

Will’s Book: Shakespeare’s First Folio, Sky Arts

FILM:

Little Women, Channel 4

THE ARCHIVE:

The 1981 Royal Wedding: A TV Event, ITVX

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On this week’s episode of the Radio Times Podcast is the comedian, Jo Brand. Raised in Kent, she was a student at Tunbridge Wells Girls Grammar School and on a sure-fire path to Oxbridge. However, when her parents attempted to uproot her and move to Hastings, she revolted and left home as a teenager. She got her life back on track after accidentally setting the bed-sit she was living in on fire and trained as a psychiatric nurse – a career she pursued until she made a name for herself in the alternative comedy scene of the 1980s. The rest is history – she’s a BAFTA award-winning actress and a national treasure. In this episode she sits down with Kelly-Anne Taylor to discuss how her nursing days primed her for a career in comedy, how she never had a life-plan and why she never watches herself on panel shows.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

The Newsreader, BBC2

The Buccaneers, Apple TV+

Beatles Night, BBC2

Louis Theroux Interviews Anthony Joshua, BBC2

Judi Dench This Cultural Life: Shakespeare Special, BBC4

The Secret Genius of Modern Life, BBC2

FILM:

Passages, Mubi

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To launch series five of the Radio Times Podcast, host Kelly-Anne Taylor is joined by the double-Bafta winning TV chef Big Zuu. Born Zuhair Hassan to a mother from Sierra Leone and a dad from Lebanon, he grew up on the Mozart Estate in West London. He started cooking aged nine to, as he says, ‘help around the house’ when his mother fell pregnant with his younger brother. It was whilst he was studying to become a social worker at University, that he decided to drop out in pursuit of a full-time music career. After making a name for himself as a Grime MC/Rapper, he turned the heads of TV commissioners when he started posting videos of himself on social media cooking. That landed him his Dave show Big Zuu, Big Eats. In this episode, Big Zuu talks about his love of Strictly, why his mum thought he was possessed by the devil and learning Latin with Boris Johnson.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Shetland, BBC1

Time, BBC1

Rhod Gilbert: a Pain the Neck for Stand Up 2 Cancer, C4

Coleen Rooney: The Real Wagatha Story, Disney

All The Light We Cannot See, Netflix

Survivor, BBC1

FILM:

Fingernails, Apple TV

THE ARCHIVE:

One of Us, BBCiPlayer

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Join us on the Radio Times Sofa every Tuesday, where we’ll be sitting down with celebrity guests to talk all things telly. What’s the view from their sofa? What do they watch? And who do they watch with? Kicking off our series we have the double-Bafta winning TV chef Big Zuu – which will be available on the 31st Oct. Don’t forget to follow so you never miss an episode!

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Three LIittle Birds, ITV1

Planet Earth III, BBC1

The Pideon Tunnel, AppleTV+

Mamma Mia! I Have a Dream!, ITV1

FILMS:

Killers of the Flower Moon, in cinemas now

Spencer, Netflix

THE ARCHIVE:

Small Axe, BBC iPlayer

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

The Ex-Wife, C5 

Coleen Rooney: The Real Wagatha Christie, Disney+

Bangers: Mad for Cars, Channel 4

Pride of Britain: a Windrush Special, ITV1

FILM:

Fair Play, Netflix

HAPPY TV:

Detectorists, BBC iPlayer

Gogglebox, Channel 4

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

The Reckoning, BBC One

Payback, ITV

Lessons in Chemistry, Apple TV+

Big Brother, ITV

Big Little Journeys, BBC2

FILM:

Licorice Pizza, BBC2

FROM THE ARCHIVE:

Gosford Park, Amazon Freevee

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Partygate, Channel 4 

Portrait Artist of the Decade, Sky Arts

Beckham, Netflix 

The Deepest Breath, Netflix

RADIO:

Young Again – Kirsty Young, Radio 4

FILM:

Ali and Ava, BBC2

FROM THE ARCHIVE:

The West Wing, Channel4.com

The Thick of It, BBC iPlayer

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SHOW NOTES:

TV:

Long Shadow, ITV

Delhi Crime, Netflix 

Black Snow, BBC4 and Amazon Prime

Inside the World’s Toughest Prisons, Netflix 

Who Killed Jill Dando, Netflix

FILM:

Woman King, Now

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For our series finale Kelly-Anne Taylor is joined by the restaurant critic and MasterChef regular, Grace Dent. Grace is the host of the chart-topping podcast Comfort Eating – in which she invites celebrity guests to talk about their lives through the prism of food. Now, she gifts us a book – Comfort Eating: What We Eat When Nobody’s Watching – which as well as talking about everyone’s favourite foods – delves into Grace’s own life. In this episode she speaks about how writing the book – after the passing of her mother – wasn’t cathartic, but like picking a wound. Plus, they discuss the pressures placed on women to look a certain way, why Grace has ditched the booze and how coronation street has informed her perception of glamorous women.

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SHOW NOTES:

TV

Strictly, BBC

Neighbours, Amazon Freevee

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Netflix

Chris Packham: is it Time to Break the Law?, C4

The Super Models, Apple TV+

FROM THE ARCHIVE

Frasier, C4

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This week’s guest is one of the QI Elves behind the hit podcast, No Such Thing As A Fish – it is Dan Schreiber! In this episode Dan sits down with Kelly-Anne Taylor to discuss how he broke into the TV industry and why he moved to London at 19 after receiving a letter from Richard Curtis. Plus, they speak about being starstruck, encouraging your inner weirdo and why it’s good to be in the wrong place at the right time.

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Caroline Frost chats to David Brown about the best things coming up on the box this week

SHOW NOTES:

TV

Wilderness, Amazon Prime

Living Next Door to Putin, BBC1

Celebrity Race across the World, BBC1

Your Mum, My Dad, ITV1

The Royle Family: Down the Back of the Sofa, Gold

FROM THE ARCHIVE

The X-Files, Disney +

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Joining Kelly-Anne Taylor in the studio this week, is the author and journalist, Caroline O’Donoghue. In 2018, Caroline launched the podcast Sentimental Garbage – with the tagline, Justice for dumb women. What started out as a chick-lit podcast – grew into a podcast that celebrated guilty pleasures – deep-diving, unpicking, examining everything from Gilmore Girls to Little Women to Taylor Swift. In this episode, Caroline discusses how she’s got a lot of mileage out of her comfort TV Sex in the City and how she reacted when she had the rug pulled out from under her feet. Plus, we talk about her latest novel, The Rachel Incident.

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Caroline Frost chats to David Brown about the best things coming up on the box this week.

SHOW NOTES:

TV

Love & Death, ITVX

Top Boy, Netflix

Mortimer and Whitehouse: Gone Fishing, BBC Two

Martin Clunes and Mel Giedroyc Explore Britain by the Book, ITV

RADIO

The Reunion, Radio 4

FROM THE ARCHIVE

Thunderbirds, Talking Pictures TV

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This week’s guest is Capital Breakfast’s radio host, Roman Kemp. Breaking intro broadcast aged 21, he has forged an intimate relationship with listeners – often thanks to his oversharing and unfiltered conversation! In this episode, he discusses growing up as the ‘famous kid’ (his dad is Spandau Ballet singer Martin Kemp and his mother is Shirlie Holliman) and what his upbringing taught him about the world of celebrity. Plus, he talks to Kelly-Anne Taylor about his campaign work surrounding male suicide – and how bearing all and investigating a topic so close to home can be a burden.

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Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week.

Show notes: 

David Hockney: A Celebration, Sky Arts

Starstruck, BBC3, 

The Woman in the Wall, BBC1

Midsomer Murders, ITV1

Madonna Night, BBC2

Film of the week: 

She Said, Now

Radio Recommendation: 

This Cultural Life, Radio 4

From the archive: 

Parkinson at 50, BBC iPlayer

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This week’s guest is the comedian, Rose Matafeo. Having made a name for herself on the UK comedy scene, she has successfully turned her hand to television. She writes and stars in the BBC rom-com series Starstruck which follows a young woman named Jessie who has a one-night stand with a celebrity. In this episode she talks to Kelly-Anne Taylor about gender parity in comedy, how she managed to break into the industry at the age of 12 and why she has a more mature outlook on love in her thirties.

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Show notes:

Women’s World Cup Final, BBC1

The Reunion, ITVX

Star Wars: Ahsoka, Disney+

Tommy Jessop Goes To Hollywood, BBC1

London Bridge: Facing Terror, C4

Film of the Week:

How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, Paramount+ and Channel 4 Streaming Service

From the Archive:

Hornblower, ITVX

The Last of Us, Now

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This week Kelly-Anne Taylor is joined by Sky’s special correspondent, Alex Crawford. They discuss Alex’s 30-year broadcast career – over the course of which, she has reported from Myanmar’s Rakhine State and was the first journalist in Tripoli after rebel forces took over the Libyan Capital. Plus, how growing up in Zimbabwe primed Alex for a career in foreign correspondence, why certain stories aren’t covered by our news cycle and the future of news as we know it.

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Show notes:

Sandition, ITVX

The Ipcress File, ITV1

Oppenheimer (Documentary), BBC4

Henpocalypse!, BBC2

Archive on 4: Growing up with Madonna, Radio 4

Film of the Week:

Ammonite, BBC2

From the Archive:

Hullraisers, Channel 4 Catch-Up

Middlemarch, BBCiPlayer

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This week’s guest is a hallmark of British TV – it’s national treasure, David Tennant. He sits down with Kelly-Anne Taylor to talk about his first TV memory – watching Doctor Who, and witnessing Jon Pertwee turn into Tom Baker – and how he can’t wrap his head around how things ultimately panned out. Plus, we talk about Good Omens, Christianity and why Michael Sheen isn’t the ying to David’s yang. Enjoy!

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Show notes:

Annika, Alibi

This Cultural Life: Sally Wainwright, BBC4

Alone, C4

Only Murders in the Building, Disney+

Drops of God, Apple TV 

Radio Recommendation: Stirring It Up Podcast

Film of the Week:

The Worst Person in the World, C4

From the Archive:

Silent Witness, BBC iPlayer

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This week’s guests are the mother-daughter duo dominating the broadcast world, Andi and Miquita Oliver. We discuss their broadcast careers, why both of them needed to take a step away from the industry, why if your dreams don’t scare you they are not big enough – and how despite having a challenging relationship with food in the past, it has become the backbone of their success.

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Show notes:

Sixth Commandment, BBC iPlayer

Wolf, BBC One

Heartstopper, Netflix

The Kitchen Cabinet, Radio Four

Our Guy in Colombia (Guy Martin), C4

Blur Night, BBC Two

A Bit of Fry and Laurie, BBC Two

Film of the Week:

The Silent Twins, NOW

From the Archive:

Appropriate Adult, ITVX

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This week, joining Kelly-Anne Taylor, on the Radio Times sofa, is the comedian who has been a staple on our televisions for almost two decades – Jack Whitehall. He broke into telly, aged 19, while presenting E4’s Big Brother’s Big Mouth – but he soon became a household name as a panellist on the likes of Would I Lie To You, 8 Out of 10 Cats and Mock the Week. His stand-up career has been glistening – with multiple sell-out shows, and he’s also made his mark in the world of TV and film – starring in Fresh Meat, Bad Education and most recently, Apple TV’s The Afterparty. In this episode, we talk about the highs and lows of his career, what it’s really like making a TV show with a parent and working on his American accent…

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Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week

Show notes:

The Power of Parker, BBC One

Good Omens, Amazon Prime

David Bowie Night, BBC Four

A Year on Planet Earth, ITV1

Films of the Week:

Oppenheimer, in cinemas

Barbie, in cinemas

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To launch this new series, we welcome the presenter and author, Katie Piper onto the Radio Times sofa. In 2008, Katie was the victim of an acid attack, which left her with life-changing injuries – her experience was documented in the BAFTA-nominated film, Katie: My Beautiful Face. Following its success, she signed an exclusivity deal with C4 that saw her go on to establish herself as one of our leading television presenters. In this episode, we discuss diversity within the media and how she has dealt with adversity. Plus, we talk about Katie Piper’s Jailhouse Mums, her powerful and poignant new documentary which sees Katie travel the USA meeting women who are pregnant or who have given birth behind bars. Stream for free all episodes of Katie Piper’s Jailhouse Mums on UKTV Play.

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Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week

Show notes:

Women’s World Cup, BBC and ITV

Bad Sisters, Apple TV

World On Fire, BBC One

Yellowstone, Channel 5/ Paramount

Fifteen-Love, Amazon Prime

Film of the Week:

Rocketman, C4

From the archive:

Foyle's War, ITVX

SAS: Rogue Heros, BBC iPlayer

The Camomile Lawn, C4

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Show notes:

A Spy Amongst Friends, ITV

The Afterparty, Apple TV+

Bill Bailey’s Master Crafters, Sky Arts

Boris Becker: Game, Set and Match, ITVX

Katie Piper’s Jailhouse Mums, W

The Summer I Turned Pretty, Amazon Prime

Film of the Week:

Brooklyn, BBC1

From the archive:

An Englishman Abroad, BBC Four/iPlayer

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Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week:

Show notes:

Wimbledon, BBC

Wham!, Netflix

Ellie Simmonds: Finding My Secret Family, ITV1

Hijack, Apple TV+

And Just Like That, NOW/Sky Comedy

Film of the Week:

A Star is Born, BBC iPlayer

From the archive:

Portrait of an Artist: George Michael, Amazon Prime

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Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week

Show notes:

Glastonbury (All weekend), BBC channels and online

The Repair Shop: Michael Rosen, BBC1

Rose Ayling-Ellis: Signs for Change, BBC1 

Sid James: Comedy Icon, Channel 5

Glenda Jackson: This Cultural Life, BBC iPlayer

Film of the Week:

Matilda, Netflix

From the archive:

Break Point, Netflix

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Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week

Show notes:

Litvinenko, ITV

There She Goes, BBC Two

Staged, BBC One

Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland, BBC iPlayer 

Windrush: Portraits of a Generation, BBC Two

And Just Like That, Sky Comedy / NOW 

Film of the Week:

Harry Potter Films, Netflix

From the archive:

The Secret She Keeps, BBC iPlayer

The Escape Artist, Amazon Prime

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Take part in the Screen Test and be a part of the most far-ranging and important viewer survey ever undertaken in the UK. The Screen Test is a project being led by a team of researchers at the Universities of Sussex and Brighton, in partnership with Radio Times, to explore the role of television and audio in our lives. 

With such a varied range of options as to how we watch, listen and stream media, we want to understand more about how people today are engaging with television and audio in all its different forms, what their experience is like, the reasons for the choices they make, their perceptions of the benefits and other consequences of consuming the content they choose. Equally, we want to know how a viewer’s or listener’s personality, values and background impact on their experience. 

The survey takes approximately 20 minutes to complete and you are free to withdraw from the study at any time. The results will be announced in September as part of Radio Times’ centenary celebrations at the BFI Southbank. Visit thescreentest.org to find out more. The survey closes on the 30th of June 2023.

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Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week

Show notes:

Black Mirror, Netflix

Best Interests, BBC One

The Full Monty, Disney+

Sarah Beeny vs Cancer, Channel 4

Our Planet II, Netflix

Blackadder: the Lost Pilot, Gold

Film of the Week:

Titanic, Channel Four

From the archive:

The Capture, BBC iPlayer

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Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week.

Show notes

Spy in the Ocean, BBC1

Davina McCall’s Pill Revolution, 9pm

Avatar: the Way of the Water, Disney+

Pride, BBC3

Love Island, ITV2

Annika, BBC1

Gods of Tennis, BBC2

Prince Night, BBC2

From the archive

Sex and The City, NOW TV

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With Kelly-Anne Taylor off on holiday, Caroline Frost chats to TV Previews Editor Frances Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week, plus a quick dive into the archive:

Show Notes:

The Gallows Pole, BBC Two

Succession, Sky, Atlantic

University Challenge, BBC Two

Who do You Think You Are?, BBC One 

Poker Face, Sky Max

From the archive:

Dallas, Amazon Prime Video/Apple TV

Dynasty, Amazon Prime Video/Apple TV

Industry, BBC iPlayer

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With Kelly-Anne Taylor off on holiday, Caroline Frost chats to TV Previews Editor Frances Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week, plus a quick dive into the archive:

Show Notes:

Ten Pound Poms, BBC iPlayer

Maryland, ITV 1

Steeltown Murders, BBC iPlayer

Great British Dog Walks with Phil Spencer, More4

Once Upon A Time in Northern Ireland, BBC Two

Reel Stories: Pet Shop Boys, BBC Two

From the Archive:

Colin from Accounts, BBC iPlayer

Secret City, Netflix

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In our Smart TV Eurovision Special, Kelly-Anne Taylor talks to superfan Caroline Frost about why the UK has gone crazy for the Song contest this year – plus why it’s always been so important, culturally and politically, what makes for a perfect Eurovision song and whether Sweden has what it takes to win again!

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For the series finale of The Radio Times Podcast, Richard Armitage joins Kelly-Anne Taylor for a live recording at the PPA Festival! The British actor and author, Richard Armitage, made a name for himself as John Thornton in the BBC series North & South – and what has followed has been a glorious career on the British TV scene as well as internationally – especially since his role as Thorin Oakenshield in Peter Jackson's The Hobbit. In this episode, Armitage discusses feeling out of place in Hollywood, his fear of falling out of favour and his Netflix erotic thriller, Obsession.

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Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week, including a roundup of all the coronation coverage

Show Notes:

The Coronation, BBC1, ITV1, Sky News

The Coronation Concert, BBC1

Andrew: The Problem Prince, Channel 4

Mad Women, Channel 4

Eurovision Welcomes the World, BBC1

Eurovision Calling: Jason and Chelcee's Ultimate Guide, BBC1

The Chris and Rosie Ramsey Show, BBC1 

From the archive: 

The Diplomat, Netflix

Lady Bird, BBC3

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This week on the Radio Times sofa, Kelly-Anne Taylor is joined in the studio by the duo dominating the podcast world - it's the hilarious Chris and Rosie Ramsey. They talk about their Shagged, Married, Annoyed empire, working with your partner and what it's like landing a TV show with little to no TV experience.

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Kelly-Anne Taylor and Carline Frost take you through the top picks for this week from top dramas to some coronation treats

Show Notes:

Queen Charlotte, a Bridgerton Story, Netflix

Tom Jones, ITVX

Guilt S3, BBC iPlayer

A Small Light: Disney+

Clive Myrie’s Italian Road Trip, BBC Two

Film: Rye Lane, Disney+

Coronation: The Windsors Coronation Special ,C4

Coronation: Frankie Boyle: Monarchy, C4 

From the archive: 

The Real Windsors, All 4

Inside the Crown: Secrets of the Royals, ITVX

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This week’s guest is one of the most famous women in the world – it’s the actress who has conquered both Bollywood and Hollywood, Priyanka Chopra-Jonas. Joining Kelly-Anne Taylor on the Radio Times sofa, Priyanka discusses representation on-screen, her journey to self-acceptance and the instability of acting. Plus, they discuss her upcoming Amazon Prime espionage drama, Citadel and what it was like working with Richard Madden and Stanley Tucci.

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Kelly-Anne Taylor and Caroline Frost guide you through the top TV picks from this week with an extra special dig into the archive:

Show Notes:

Dalgliesh, Channel 5

Citadel, Amazon Prime

Nelly and Nadine: Ravensbruck 1944, BBC4

Malpractice, ITV

From the archive: 

This is Going to Hurt, BBC iPlayer

Maternal, ITVX

Bodies, BBC iPlayer

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This week’s guest is Sky’s political editor Beth Rigby. Known for her robust interviews with politicians – from Boris Johnson to Nicola Sturgeon – she has also welcomed the likes of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, the First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska and Dame Emma Thompson onto her show Beth Rigby Interviews. In this episode, Beth talks about how Westminster felt like a boy’s club when she first joined and how female broadcasters face more scrutiny than their male counterparts. Plus, Kelly-Anne Taylor finally meets her TV soulmate – they talk about their collective love of Sex and the City and Friends.

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Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week, plus a quick dive into the archive

Show Notes:

Obsession, Netflix

The Hunt for Raoul Moat, ITV1

Deborah James: Bowelbabe In Her Own Words, BBC 2

Scared of the Dark, Channel 4 

Our Changing Planet, BBC 1

One from the Archive:

The Gold: The Inside Story, BBC iPlayer

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This week's guest is the comedian and presenter Sara Pascoe. Joining Kelly-Anne Taylor on the Radio Times sofa, Pascoe opens up about the challenges of being a stand-up and the difficulty of turning down work. Plus, they discuss the evolution of comedy and Pascoe reveals which panel show theme tune makes her nervous...

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Caroline Frost and Kelly-Anne Taylor discuss the best TV and streaming programmes coming up this week in the UK as well as giving a roundup of the essential Easter viewing

Show Notes:

Easter from Kings, BBC2

Easter Day Service, BBC1 

Why Didn’t They Ask Evans?, ITV1

Six Four, ITVX

Last Woman on Earth with Sara Pascoe, BBC2

Peter O’Toole: Along the Sky Road to Aqaba, Sky Arts and NOW

The Boy, The Mole, the Fox and the Horse, BBC1

Archive:

Agatha Christie: Lucy Worsley on the Mystery Queen, BBC iPlayer

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This week's guest is the journalist, podcaster and author, Elizabeth Day. In this episode, Day sits down with Kelly-Anne Taylor to discuss how failure has ultimately led to success and how the plan life carves out for you is often better than the one you envision for yourself.

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Caroline Frost and Kelly-Anne Taylor discuss the best TV and streaming programmes coming up this week in the UK as well as a few treats from the archive

Show Notes:

Magpie Murders, BBC1

Unforgotten, ITV1

Rain Dogs, BBC1 

Dreamland, Sky Atlantic

Pilgrimage, Good Friday 9pm BBC2

Tiny Beautiful Things, Disney+

From the archives:

Atonement, ITVX (Film)

Russia with Simon Reeve, iPlayer

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This week’s guest is the actor Freema Agyeman – who, in 2007, became famous overnight as David Tennant’s companion Martha in Doctor Who. Since then, she has starred in American medical drama New Amsterdam and most recently alongside Lily Allen in – Dreamland – a Sky comedy series about four sisters. In this episode Freema discusses how Doctor Who has been at the forefront in shaping British television and what she has learnt about fame.

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Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week, plus a quick dive into the archive

Show Notes:

Great Expectations, BBC 1

Succession, Sky Atlantic/Now

The Power, Amazon Prime Video

Jason & Clara: In Memory of Maudie, ITV 1

DNA Journey, ITV1

Bear Grylls Meets President Zelensky, All 4/Channel 4

One from the Archive:

Spotlight - I Spy, BBC iPlayer

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This week’s guest is the actor, Penn Badgley, who rose to fame playing Dan Humphrey in the American teen drama– Gossip Girl – and is currently starring in Netflix’s hit series, You. In this episode, Penn talks to be about being a child-actor in LA, about the impact adults playing teenagers has on young viewers and why the TV industry needs to reassess its portrayal of sex scenes.

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Acting Features Editor Caroline Frost sits down with Kelly-Anne Taylor to their top telly treats to watch this week – covering everything from documentaries to drama.

Show Notes:

Grace, ITV 1

Yellow Jackets S2, Paramount+

Anton and Giovanni’s Adventures in Sicily, BBC1

Race Across The World, BBC1

The Holy Land and Me, BBC2

The Great Celebtiry Bake Off for Stand Up To Cancer, C4

From the Archive:

No Way Out (Film)

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This week's guest is Sam Claflin - the British actor who rose to fame following his portrayal of Finnick Odair in Hunger Games. Since then he has starred as the romantic lead opposite Emilia Clarke in Me Before You and Lily Collins in Love Rosie. In this episode, Sam tells Kelly-Anne Taylor about his first ever read through for Hollywood blockbuster Pirates of the Caribbean and we discuss the darkness of lockdown and how his new role in the adaptation of Taylor Jenkin Reid's Daisy Jones and The Six felt like therapy.

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Kelly-Anne Taylor joins Acting Features Editor Caroline Frost to guide you through this weeks telly plus something from the archive

Show Notes:

Comic Relief, BBC1

Gogglebox – Ten Year Anniversary Special, Channel 4

Paula, Channel 4

Wild Isles, BBC1

Nazanin, Channel 4

The Last Of Us, Sky Atlantic

Endeavour, ITV1

One from the Archive:

Caroline Flack: Her Life And Death, All 4

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This week’s guest is Richard Curtis – the man behind all your favourite rom-coms – About Time, Love Actually, Four Weddings and a Funeral, Notting Hill – and, also under his belt, is some of the greatest British telly – Mr Bean, The Vicar of Dibley, Blackadder. In this episode, Richard talks about his Love Island obsession, the tragedy of his acting career, working with Rowan Atkinson, where the ideas for his rom-coms stem from – and why Hugh Grant wouldn’t play him in a biopic. Plus, he reflects on his favourite Comic Relief moments – the charity he co-founded which has raised £2billion pounds! – and why this year’s red nose is revolutionary…

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Acting Features Editor Caroline Frost joins Kelly-Anne Taylor to guide you through this weeks telly plus something from the archive

Show Notes:

George Michael: Outed, Channel 4

Jamie’s £1 Wonders, Channel 4

Becoming Frida Kahlo, BBC2

We Need To Talk About Cosby, BBC2

Luther: The Fallen Son, Netflix

Elvis, Now

Succession, Now

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This episode's guest is Bryan Cranston best known for playing Walter White in the hit series Breaking Bad. Bryan became a regular on our TVs playing Hal in the sitcom, Malcolm in the Middle. In this episode he talks to Kelly-Anne Taylor about spending his childhood on Hollywood sets, how growing up without money has made him frugal, despite his overwhelming success, and why he consults his wife about every job before he takes it.

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Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week, plus a quick dive into the archive

Show Notes:

Unforgotten, ITV 1

Endeavour, ITV 1

Stephen Fry: Willem and Frieda – Defying the Nazis, Channel 4

Murder in the Pacific, BBC Two

Daisy Jones and The Six, Amazon Prime

What’s Love Got To Do With It, Cinema

Stath Lets Flats, All Four

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Sense and Sensibility, Howards End, Fortunes of War, Nanny McPhee and Good Luck to You Leo Grande are just a handful of Thompson’s notable screen credits – to which there are many. She’s a powerhouse – being the only person to win an Oscar for both acting and screenwriting. In this episode, we talk about women being treated as second class citizens whilst she studied at Cambridge, handling fame – how to stay grounded – and, what she has learnt about love. Plus, Emma talks about her new film What’s Love Got To Do With It? in which she plays Cath, the mother of documentary-maker Zoe (Lily James) who makes a film about her best friend’s ‘assisted’ marriage.

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Join us on the Radio Times Sofa every Tuesday, where we’ll be sitting down with celebrity guests to talk all things telly. What’s the view from their sofa? What do they watch? And who do they watch with? Plus, we’ll deep dive into their glittering on-screen careers. Kicking off our series we have the inimitable Dame Emma Thompson – which will be available on the 21st Feb. Don’t forget to follow so you never miss an episode!

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Acting Features Editor Caroline Frost sits down with Kelly-Anne Taylor to pick 5 top telly treats to watch this week – covering everything from documentaries to drama.

Show Notes:

Beyond Paradise, BBC One

Secrets of the Jurassic Dinosaurs, BBC Two

Fleishman Is in Trouble, Disney+

Drive to Survive S5, Netflix

(K)nox: The Rob Knox Story, ITVX

From the Archive: 

Fortunes of War, BBC iPlayer

Luther, BBC iPlayer

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Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week, plus a quick dive into the archive

Show Notes:

The Gold, BBC1

Better, BBC1

The Twelve, ITVX

Inside Our Autistic Minds, BBC2

Pru and Danny's Death Road Trip, C4

From Scratch, Netflix

Bettany Hughes’ Treasures of the World, C4

Scott & Bailey ITVX

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Caroline Frost and Kelly-Anne Taylor discuss the best TV and streaming programmes coming up this week in the UK as well as giving a quick recap of the hottest event of the year so far: the Radio Times Covers Party

Show Notes:

Happy Valley finale

The Shamima Begum Story, documentary, BBC2

Consent, C4

Funny Woman, Sky Max

Pamela, a Love Story, Netflix

Your Honor S2, Paramount+

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Acting Features Editor Caroline Frost joins Kelly-Anne Taylor to guide you through this weeks telly and this years Oscar nominees

Show Notes:

Saturday Night Fever, Amazon Prime

Dirty Dancing, Netflix

Hotel Portofino, ITV1 (6th Feb, 9pm)

Putin v the West, BBC2 (2nd Feb, 9pm)

Nolly, ITVX (3rd Feb)

Everything Everywhere All At Once, Amazon Prime

Aftersun, Amazon Prime with Mubi Subscription

All Quiet on the Western Front, Netflix

The Banshees of Inisherin, Disney+

Top Gun: Maverick, Amazon Prime with Paramount+ 

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Disney+ (1st Feb)

Thatcher and Reagan: A Very Special Relationship, BBCiPlayer

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Acting Features Editor Caroline Frost sits down with Kelly-Anne Taylor to pick 5 top telly treats to watch this week – covering everything from documentaries to drama.

Show Notes:

Stock Aitken Waterman: Legends of Pop, C5

The Warship: Tour of Duty, BBC2

Bank of Dave, Netflix

The Last of US, Sky Atlantic

Brideshead Revisited, Britbox

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Although View From My Sofa is currently on a series break, we couldn’t pass up the opportunity to bring you this very special episode with KSI! Kelly-Anne Taylor sits down with the YouTuber, boxer and chart-topping artist to chat about dating, being an outcast and the repercussions of broadcasting your life to the world.

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Radio Times TV guru Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the best things coming up on the box this week, plus some surprise small screen Frost Fancies you might not have spotted

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Radio Times TV guru Caroline Frost chats to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the most entertaining festive telly treats, the best things coming up on the box, plus some surprise small screen Frost Fancies you might not have spotted

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For our last episode of 2023, we look back on a terrific year of television. We’ve seen a procession of belting dramas, docs and comedies – so many that there are bound to be classics you never got round to watching. David Butcher and Kelly-Anne Taylor pick their highlights, including brilliant box sets on catch-up services – so you won’t need a subscription. If you’re at a loose end over the holidays and want to curl up with something classy, we’ll point the way.

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In this bonus Christmas special, Kelly-Anne Taylor is joined by Mr Christmas himself – the Elf star and renowned comedy actor Will Ferrell, and his co-star in Apple TV’s latest Christmas film Spirited, the Oscar-winning actress Octavia Spencer. The stars talk about their festive traditions, the worst Christmas presents they’ve ever received and the difficulties of taking on an all singing… all dancing musical.

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On this Christmas bonus episode of View From My Sofa, Kelly-Anne Taylor is joined by a self-confessed Christmas Scrooge – Miriam Margolyes. Known for speaking her own mind as much as her long and celebrated acting career – Miriam talks to Kelly-Anne about loathing Christmas, never reading a Harry Potter book despite playing the Head of Hufflepuff in the film franchise and why she refuses to slow down.

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Kelly-Anne Taylor and David Butcher gather around the Christmas tree to discuss their TV highlights for the holidays. They run through some classy dramas, heart-warming comedies and a festive helping of David Attenborough. Plus, as always, they pick one show you can safely avoid.

For more, pick up a copy of our Radio Times Christmas double-issue.

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This week’s guests, Dick and Angel Strawbridge, join Kelly-Anne Taylor from their French Chateau to talk all things Christmas. The couple have achieved cult status with their C4 series, which followed their renovation of a derelict 19th century chateau. Dick and Angel talk to Kelly-Anne Taylor about the importance of tradition, how a rom-com kickstarted their dream to uproot their lives and relocate to France and why this is the last series of their Chateau adventure…

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This week’s guest really needs no introduction – it’s the chef, restauranteur and cookbook author, Jamie Oliver. In our first festive episode, Jamie talks to Kelly-Anne Taylor about Christmas day in the Oliver household, how giving his wife Jools a foot massage is his sure-fire way to secure control of the remote and how landing his first TV show was all down to pot luck.

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This week’s guest is Letitia Wright – who went from Holby City to Hollywood after landing a leading role in the Black Panther franchise. The south London star’s TV credits also include Top Boy Small Axe and Black Mirror, but it was after breaking into the Marvel franchise that Wright established herself in the top tier on both sides of the Atlantic. In this episode, Letitia joins me from LA and talks about the importance of equality on-screen, her new film The Silent Twins, and why she had to ditch her back-up plan…

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This week’s guest is the reality TV star turned documentary maker, Zara McDermott. First appearing on our screens in 2018 as a “bombshell” on Love Island – she has since appeared on E4’s Made In Chelsea and hosted her own dating show Love In The Flesh. Zara released a documentary for the BBC on Revenge Porn which unflinchingly investigated the impact of the unauthorised sharing of explicit images and helped change the law in the UK. Since, then she’s made a documentary on Rape Culture and most recently, Disordered Eating. In this episode, Zara talks to Kelly-Anne Taylor about how working in government gave her the confidence to speak her mind, how she handles unpacking her own trauma and her love of Gossip Girl.

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This week’s guest is the face of Channel 4 news, journalist Krishnan Guru-Murphy. In this episode Krishnan talks to Kelly-Anne about how watching Sky’s This England took him back to the anxieties of Covid and when his 86-year-old father caught the virus, how his gig on Newsround shaped the journalist he is today - and how he almost starred in a film with Twiggy.  

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This week’s guest on the Radio Times View From My Sofa podcast has been a household name for over two decades and he’s only 33. Daniel Radcliffe found overnight global fame on the big screen as the world’s favourite young wizard, Harry Potter – but, contrary to all fears and expectations, he has never looked back. Since discarding his wand and cloak, Daniel has consistently surprised fans and critics with success in low-budget indie films, TV dramas and comedies – most recently starring in Weird: The Al Yankovic Story. In this episode, Daniel talks to Radio Times Journalist Kelly-Anne Taylor about handling fame, learning the ropes from the greatest British cast of all time and deciding to play the accordion.

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This week’s guest is the novelist and screenwriter Helen Fielding – most celebrated as the creator of Bridget Jones. 27 years ago, Fielding wrote an anonymous column in The Independent which followed the daily triumphs and tribulations of a thirty-something singleton who smoked too much, drank too much and obsessed endlessly over unavailable men and her calorie intake. Bridget Jones has become a global sensation – with the column becoming four bestselling books and three hit films. In this episode, Fielding talks to me about growing up in the Industrial North, her early days as a TV journalist, how wanting a swimming pool fuelled her ambitions to become a writer – and reveals that she’s hard at work on the next Bridget film.

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This week’s guest is Louis Theroux – the godfather of the immersive documentary. Over 24 years of programme making, Louis’ trademark style has remained the same – charming, bookish and, always, direct. In this episode, he talks to Kelly-Anne Taylor about how he wanted to be a sit-com writer, his guilty-secret of watching his own documentaries and why lockdown, and spending more time with his family, has changed his outlook on life.

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This week’s guest is the actor, screenwriter, scriptwriter, playwright, author, raconteur, and the latest legend to be inducted into the Radio Times Hall of Fame, the one and only Stephen Fry. In this episode, Stephen tells Kelly-Anne Taylor about his life-long love affair with TV, why – of all the programmes he has made in more than 40 years in television – his BBC documentary exploring bipolar disorder is the show he’s most proud of, how he wishes shows like Heartstopper and It’s a Sin were around when he was younger – and how meeting Hugh Laurie was love at first sight.

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This week’s guest is the king of the TV conspiracy thriller Jed Mercurio – the brains behind Line of Duty, Bodyguard and most recently, Bloodlands starring James Nesbitt. In this episode, Jed tells Kelly-Anne Taylor about the TV he watched as a young boy growing up in a working-class family in 1970s Staffordshire, why he felt more comfortable flying a plane for the RAF than writing his first script and how his years as a junior doctor gave him his big TV break.

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Our first guest, on this brand new podcast brought to you by Radio Times, is the one and only James May. Once the Captain Slow of BBC’s Top Gear – James and his two amigos, Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond, now famously travel the globe for Amazon Prime’s The Grand Tour. In this episode, James tells Kelly-Anne Taylor about the TV he watched as a child, the shows that made him the man he is today and how he uses the pause button on his remote to support his local pub. Plus, he gives us the real story of life on the road with Hammond and Clarkson – and he reveals how his uncharacteristically reckless driving in the current series of A Grand Tour landed him in a Scandinavian A&E Department.

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Radio Times TV critic David Butcher picks the best programmes to look out for this week – and one to avoid. He highlights some new and returning shows, from scenic crime dramas to Masterchef to Amazon’s latest look behind the scenes of top-flight football. And if you need something to take on holiday, he suggests five brilliant recent series that fit the bill.

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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week. Persuasion, Snowflake Mountain, The Undeclared War and Don’t Make Me Go.

This episode:

Rhianna reviews Persuasion, Snowflake Mountain, The Undeclared War and Don’t Make Me Go

You can find the programmes mentioned as follows: 

• Persuasion

Netflix, 8th July 

• Snowflake Mountain

Netflix 

• The Undeclared War

Channel 4, 9pm Thursdays or on All4. 

• Don’t Make Me Go

Amazon Prime 15th July 

We’d love to hear from you. You can send us an email anytime to [email protected] or find us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram @Radiotimes

The Radio Times Podcast is produced by Somethin' Else for Immediate Media. 

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Radio Times TV critic David Butcher picks the best programmes to look out for this week – and one to avoid. He previews the return of a Bafta-winning food show, an inspiring series about teenagers learning to play cricket and a new season of the world’s weirdest comedy-drama. And in a monster weekend for sport he gives a quickfire tour of where to find what – and when. 

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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.

This episode:

Rhianna reviews My Life as a Rolling Stone, Big Zuu’s Big Eats, The Baby and Loot.

You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:

• My Life as a Rolling Stone

BBC2 on Saturday 2nd July at 9.30pm (four-part series also released as a boxset on iPlayer)

• Big Zuu’s Big Eats

Dave on Monday 4th July at 10pm

• The Baby

Sky Atlantic, on Thursday 7th July with a double bill at 9pm and 9.40pm

• Loot

Available now on Apple TV+

We’d love to hear from you. You can send us an email anytime to [email protected] or find us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram @Radiotimes

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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.

This episode:

Jane and Rhianna chat to Jack Saunders about Glastonbury. They also review Glastonbury 50 years and Counting, Murder in the Alps, Man Versus Bee and Top Gear.

You can find the programmes mentioned as follows: 

• Glastonbury 50 years and Counting

BBC1, Sun 19th June 9pm 

• Murder in the Alps

Channel 4, Sun 26th June. Boxset after that on All4/channel4.com

• Man Versus Bee

Netflix, Friday 24th June 

• Top Gear

BBC2, Sunday 26th June at 8pm. This will be ep4 of the current series

We’d love to hear from you. You can send us an email anytime to [email protected] or find us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram @Radiotimes

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The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week.

This episode:

Jane talks to James Nesbitt about Suspect and Rhianna reviews Lenny Henry’s Caribbean Britain, Sherwood and Love Island.