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The show that made a global star of Tina Fey and a comedy icon of Alec Baldwin is a stone-cold comedy classic.
If you don’t agree then you need to watch these episodes. And if you still don’t agree then we’re not taking this meeting.
Documentary series in which hosts Rob Rinder and Monica Galetti pack their suitcases and go behind the scenes
at luxury hotels. If you want to sample life in the fast lane – without taking out another mortgage – this is the next best thing.
Live performance of the beloved tale about an orphan (Celina Smith) who melts the heart of billionaire Daddy
Warbucks (Harry Connick Jr). Factor in Taraji P. Henson gleefully stealing scenes as Miss Hannigan, and this is as glitzy and heart-warming as you’d expect.
Stunning aerial footage ahoy, as wildlife boffin Liz Bonnin uses helicopters, drones, and satellites to study Arctic animals,
including polar bears, bowhead whales, and caribou.
How do you capture lightning in a bottle? Dive into this electrifying concert film, featuring a voice of a generation
who spellbinds the crowd with an unforgettable live show at The O2 London. This multi-GRAMMY Award-winning global sensation showcases a truly distinctive talent that’s bound to leave you mesmerised!
Now in its second season, this addictive reality show revolves around the Singh family,
who run a wedding-dress shop in the heart of Toronto’s Little India. The kids plan to modernise, but mum and dad (especially the wonderfully eccentric dad) want to keep things as they are.
In the wake of a violent showdown, Sandy gives Danny an ultimatum: get legit or lose her – and their family. Danny turns
to a questionable celebrity source for advice.
This comedy set in a New York cop shop hoovered up awards for almost a decade. Its secret was a brilliant ensemble
cast skilled at serving up character-based laughs. You want proof? We got it.
Documentary tracing Carlos Santana’s journey from street performer to global guitar icon. Spanning five decades,
and including rare footage and interviews, the film celebrates his influence and showcases key moments, including his legendary Woodstock show.
Travel back in time for season two of this sitcom based on the childhood of TV funnyman Alan Carr. Dealing with his
burgeoning sexuality, his struggles with sport (very funny) and his idiosyncratic family, it is – of course – an absolute hoot.
The ethics of true-crime podcasting are laid bare in this documentary following Emily Nestor,
a podcaster from West Virginia. As she investigates a local death, Emily blurs the line between fact and entertainment – and a few more lines besides.
Best described as an unholy mix of Father Ted and The Inbetweeners, this smash-hit comedy featuring the exploits
of a teen and her mates during the Northern Irish Troubles of the early 1990s. Very funny and relatable – and we have season three onboard right now.
A relaxing, non-verbal travel series, Destination embarks on a stunning visual journey to iconic cities like New York
and London. Using breathtaking drone and ground-level shots, each episode is a calm, scenic escape, perfect for unwinding.
From writer Stephen ‘Doctor Who’ Moffat comes this topical drama in which old-school TV presenter Douglas
(Hugh Bonneville) makes an off-colour joke at a wedding and finds himself going viral as a result.
This prequel series to the classic Inspector Morse follows the young Endeavour Morse as he solves murders
while dealing with personal struggles. Rich period detail? Intricate mystery? It’s all here.
Amid the glamour of Hollywood, a woman embarks on a journey by caring for wounded hummingbirds.
Truly as enchanting as it sounds, this documentary weaves a tale of love, fragility and healing, and celebrates the profound impact of small, tender acts.
Cracking documentary focusing on how the 1970s British funk band Cymande conquered the US but were overlooked
at home. Testimonials from the likes of De La Soul, Mark Ronson, and Loyle Carner confirm their immense impact on the world of hip-hop.
Join the irrepressible Mr D’Acampo as he explores the food secrets of where else but Italy, sampling ‘nun’s breast cakes’
(the mind boggles), meeting mermaids in Gallipoli and much, much more.
Focusing on four iconic Indian hotels, this docco series goes behind the scenes to join staff on their mission to deliver
VIP perfection. Expect luxury, hustle, and a little chaos as they make magic happen behind the scenes.
Set in sunny Bedford, this observational sitcom captures the misadventures of the hilariously dysfunctional
and very chaotic Jessop family – all filmed for posterity by youngest son Sam.
Explorer Reza Pakravan journeys across the Arabian Peninsula in Hidden Frontiers Arabia, uncovering ancient mysteries
and disappearing species. From war zones to tracking the elusive Persian leopard, he takes viewers deep into Arabia’s most hidden and dangerous regions.
An intimate and raw look at the career of legendary singer, as well as her battle with stiff-person syndrome,
which has affected her once flawless voice. What emerges is a heartfelt tribute to her fans and a powerful testament to Dion’s resilience and unbreakable spirit.
Delve into Britain’s wealthiest district in this series. Revealing royal connections, £20 million homes,
and exclusive clubs – as well as exploring how monarchs shaped the area – it’s a glamorous peek into regal neighbourhood life.
Documentary series that explores the historic fortress’s role in the
Gunpowder Plot. Meet the Beefeaters and the Raven Masters, who continue age-old traditions, as well as the curators who preserve the site where royal history and rebellion dramatically collided.
So often overshadowed by her husband, Johnny Cash, country singer-songwriter June Carter Cash finally
gets her due in this captivating documentary. Showcasing her life and talents through archival footage and interviews with stars and fans, it’s a true gem.
The film of the stage show of the film (phew) brings the story of a struggling shoe factory owner and his drag queen
saviour to the stage. Featuring tunes by Cyndi Lauper, it’s a truly uplifting spectacle celebrating friendship, individuality (and outrageously high heels).
Now over a decade old and in its 18th series, Live At The Apollo continues to host the world’s best comedians
in an environment that never fails to bring out the best in them.
Toby Jones is outstanding as the determined Alan Bates, leading the charge in this gripping tale of sub-postmasters
wrongfully accused of fraud due to a faulty IT system. A powerful look at one of Britain’s biggest legal scandals, this is full of heart and fury.
Ryan Sampson and Danny Dyer together? Yes please. The dynamic duo play estranged brothers, trying (and failing)
to fix a sibling rivalry that’s likely beyond repair. Glen’s a neurotic suburbanite, while Lee’s a prescription-popping alpha male.
A dazzling tribute to the true masters of the musical, as the likes of Audra McDonald,
Michael Ball, and Daniel Dae Kim revives iconic songs from The Sound of Music and Oklahoma! and loads more at Theatre Royal Drury Lane.
Filmed in Paris, this live tribute to the incomparable Nina Simone features six artists (ALA.NI, Patrice, Celeste,
Kareen Guiock Thuram, Kham Meslien and Youn Sun Nah) celebrating her legacy with key songs from her repertoire.
The US version of The Office ran for a glorious nine seasons and was considered by many to be better than
the Ricky Gervais original. Yes, really. We have episodes from season two, starring the brilliant Stave Carell.
Named after slang for the rural areas that drug dealers exploit through county lines, Out There stars Martin Clunes
as a farmer whose son is lured into gang life. What follows is a tense mix of loyalty, crime, and family ties set against the backdrop of a rural drug epidemic.
Mr Ayree is the charismatic biologist and explorer we love. In this series he sets off on a global journey to uncover
the hidden connections in nature’s ecosystems. From insects to predators, Aryee joins local activist and researchers to reveal how all life is intertwined.
Filmed shortly before his passing, this two-part documentary finds Paul touring Thailand and Laos and getting
hands-on at elephant rescue centres. Aside from his trademark wit what shines through is his deep affection for these majestic yet endangered creatures.
David Attenborough’s look at the globe’s hostile habitats is accompanied by gob-smacking footage, making this the gold
standard in wildlife documentaries. How do they do it? Improved technology helps, but mainly it’s a testament to the dedication of the team.
Fun to say, even more fun to watch. This Emmy-winning sitcom joins the fallen-from-grace Rose family stuck
in a shabby motel. But the real magic? The characters: David’s fashionista flair, Alexis’ charm, Johnny’s pragmatism, and Moira’s scene-stealing antics. You’ll love it.
Celebrating diversity through the medium of ballet, the short pieces that make up The Shimmering Extraordinary
tell the personal stories of six diverse dancers, each of whom have overcome personal challenges in order to embrace their extraordinary selves.
Stacey Solomon and her team aim to de-clutter Britain’s homes, upcycling and recycling along the way.
As the homeowners/victims decide what to keep and what to chuck, their personal and occasionally heart-wrenching stories are revealed.
Musos, get ready to be happy. This documentary series celebrates the rise of Stax Records, the soul label that broke
racial barriers, launching legends Otis Redding and Isaac Hayes, and uniting black and white musicians in the fight for civil rights.
Moving documentary following Christopher Reeve’s journey from Hollywood icon to real-life hero after an accident
left him paralyzed. Through intimate footage and interviews, it highlights Reeve’s resilience, his advocacy for spinal research, and the bond of his family.
Old pals make a dark pact in this BBC drama that tackles assisted dying and asks, Is it ever right to help end a life?
With a stellar cast led by Clarke Peters and Lindsay Duncan, it’s as moving as it is thought-provoking, blending deep emotion with hard ethical questions.
Documentary series tracing Vegas’s rise from desert town to iconic entertainment capital, touching on mob ties,
key figures like Bugsy Siegel and Howard Hughes, and the evolution of the Strip. In all, a wild ride through America's playground of excess and fortune.
Documentary diving into the wild ride of Brit glam rockers, The Darkness. From their meteoric rise to their inevitable crash
–it’s all laid bare here. But don’t worry, they’re back, baby!
Eye-opening documentary about an all-women crew, led by Emily Penn, who sailed 3,000-miles to the Great Pacific
Garbage Patch to conduct research on plastic pollution. Their bond during the journey? Inspiring. Their findings on arrival? Terrifying, frankly.
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