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Netflix fans still binge watch 'one of the greatest sitcoms' ever

3 days ago | irishstar.com | Kimberly Nhundu

The TV show may have been forgotten about by the masses, but it continues to be a firm favorite among Netflix subscribers A Netflix sitcom that premiered a decade ago continues to charm viewers, with some confessing they rewatch it 'over and over again.'First broadcast from 2015 to 2019, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt enjoyed a four-season run and received widespread critical praise.
Netflix sitcom so funny that fans watch it 'over and over again'

3 days ago | getsurrey.co.uk | Kimberly Nhundu
Netflix's bingeable series with 100% score had viewers 'hooked'

3 days ago | themirror.com | Kimberly Nhundu

Fans claim they binge watched the entire series in just two days Netflix viewers have discovered a hidden gem drama boasting a flawless 100 per cent Rotten Tomatoes score. Released in June 2024, Supacell quickly captivated audiences with its unique narrative.
Netflix fans just discovering 'bingeable' drama with 100% score

3 days ago | getsurrey.co.uk | Kimberly Nhundu
Inside Love Island 2024 winners' life after villa as new season set to drop

4 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Kimberly Nhundu

The last winners split up just two months after leaving the villaMaya Jama is set to guide a fresh group of singletons on their quest for love this summer, in the upcoming season of Love Island. ITV has not yet announced an official start date for the 12th series of the popular show. However, based on previous seasons which typically premiered in early June - last year's edition kicked off on June 3 - viewers are speculating that the show will make its comeback either on June 2 or June 9.
BBC iPlayer adds 'one of the best 21st century romances' with Saoirse Ronan

4 days ago | express.co.uk | Kimberly Nhundu

BBC iPlayer now streaming 'one of the best 21st century romances' starring Saoirse RonanSaoirse Ronan bagged a Best Leading Actress Academy Award nomination for her part in the acclaimed drama. 17:24, Mon, May 12, 2025 | UPDATED: 17:24, Mon, May 12, 2025 Share Article Bookmark Brooklyn official trailer starring Saoirse RonanA Saoirse Ronan drama that had audiences so engrossed they 'didn't want it to end' is now available to watch free on BBC iPlayer.
Saoirse Ronan drama fans 'never wanted to end' is streaming for free

4 days ago | getsurrey.co.uk | Kimberly Nhundu
Netflix fans have days to stream the 'political version of NCIS'

5 days ago | irishstar.com | Kimberly Nhundu

All six seasons of the political drama are available to watch on the streaming platform, but not for long A political drama series that has been lauded as 'the best TV show ever' is leaving Netflix this week. All six seasons of Madam Secretary are currently accessible on the platform, but Tudum has confirmed that the show will be taken off streaming on Thursday, May 15. The show originally aired on CBS from 2014 to 2019 and amassed a dedicated fanbase.
BBC viewers urged to watch 'best period drama in a long time' as it's added to iPlayer

5 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Kimberly Nhundu |Kirsten McStay

Marie Antoinette, which first aired in 2022, is now available to stream on BBC iPlayer and has been compared to popular Netflix show The Crown. Fans of Netflix's The Crown are being encouraged to check out an under appreciated historical drama now available on BBC iPlayer. Marie Antoinette, which first aired in 2022, is a period drama that, like The Crown, explores the lives of notable royal figures.
Inside Horrible Science star Big Manny's life including Prince William link

6 days ago | express.co.uk | Kimberly Nhundu

Inside BBC Horrible Science star Big Manny's life including Prince William friendshipBig Manny is a TikTok star who is using his platform to make science accessible to young people. The viral sensation guest stars in the new CBBC series. Share Article Bookmark Horrible Science teased in trailer from CBBCSocial media sensation Big Manny is taking his talents to the small screen in the BBC's newest series, courtesy of the team behind the hit show Horrible Histories.