The Custard TV

2 weeks ago | thecustardtv.com | Luke Knowles

Matt is joined by regular contributors Dawn Glen and Mo Walker to review four new shows available this week. First, there’s the second season of Rian Johnson’s exquisite procedural Poker Face, which finally returns after a long wait. Next, the BBC has their take on the Lockerbie disaster in the calmly told The Bombing of Pan Am 103. On ITV, there’s new crime drama Code of Silence, whilst on Apple TV +, there’s an adaptation of the Murderbot book series.

2 weeks ago | thecustardtv.com | Luke Knowles

PICKS OF THE WEEK The Bombing of Pan Am 103 Sunday 25th/Monday 26th May BBC One The Handmaid’s Tale Sunday 25th May Channel 4 The Last of Us Monday 26th May *Final Episode* Sky Atlantic Last Week Tonight With John Oliver Monday 26th May Sky Comedy Race Across The World Wednesday 28th May BBC One The Rehearsal Wednesday 28th May Sky Comedy Department Q Thursday 29th May Netflix Poker Face Thursday 29th Max Sky Max Hacks *Final Episode* Friday 30th MaySky Max Gogglebox Friday 30th May Channel 4...

3 weeks ago | thecustardtv.com | Luke Knowles

In a change of pace, Matt is joined by Luke to assess how they are feeling about the TV we’ve had so far this year. Has it been a good year so far? Have there been many original hits? Have the returning favourites lived up to expectations? Can terrestrial television still be part of the conversation? Enjoy this free-flowing conversation between two TV lovers.

1 month ago | thecustardtv.com | Luke Knowles

Matt, Dawn and Mo are back to review the new shows available this week. On ITV, there’s a second series of medical thriller Malpractice. It’s an odd show to bring back, given that it wasn’t a big show or overly discussed but it would appear that ITV are hoping this will be a returning series featuring a team who are brought in to investigate medical malpractice. On Prime Video, Amy Sherman Paladino is back for ballet drama Étoile.

1 month ago | thecustardtv.com | Luke Knowles

After last week’s brutally chaotic episode, episode 3 ofThe Last of Us is more interested in the quiet moments of grief and the long road ahead for Jackson’s survivors. Beginning with the aftermath of the infected onslaught that brought death and destruction and a greater sense of fear to Jackson; we see Tommy (Gabriel Luna) cleaning Joel (Pedro Pascal) up before his burial.