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Nihal talks to the New York Times’ Liz Day about the show that’s got the world talking.

The latest in new TV, plus ‘McDreamy’ himself, ‘Robin’ from the Masked Singer.

Scott, Hayley and Geoff Lloyd are looking for love (-related TV shows)

Rupert drops by to talk about Channel 5’s new drama.

The gang review Russell T Davies’ new 80s AIDS drama.

Louise Brealey on series 2 of Back.

Is Nicolas Cage’s new Netflix documentary the strangest TV show of all time?

The MW crew chat to Simon Evans about Staged, and Mel B about The Masked Singer.

Ralf Little, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Lottie Bedlow and more join the MW end of year special.

Geoff Lloyd, Scott, Hayley and a host of special guests talk festive telly.

Shaugna Phillips joins the MW crew to talk about stripping off for cancer on ITV.

Jon Richardson joins the crew as the festive TV season gets underway.

Celebrities in a spin, Grayson Perry paints and Belgians on a plane.

True crime and coming of age stories dominate this week’s new TV and streaming.

Vick Hope tells Must Watch about her new I’m A Celebrity spin off.

Nihal interviews Tobias Menzies, who stars as Prince Philip in the Netflix series.

Lord Boreal joins the MW crew to talk about the return of ����ý One’s fantasy series.

The crew are joined by Veep’s Andy Riley and the West Wing’s Eli Attie.

Emily joins Nihal, Scott and Hayley to talk about her new comedy show

Chess, murder and internet ghost hunters – and what to do with Simon Pegg’s post.

Dave’s comedy hit moves to Channel 4 – and Hugh Laurie returns to ����ý One.

Guilty pleasures, porn and the new show from the makers of Sex and the City.

Does Spitting Image work in 2020?

The team speak to the Disney+ Senior Vice President.

Katherine Kelly’s bob and Hayley’s allergy to immersive theatre.

The team discuss David Tennant’s chilling performance in ITV’s Des.

Nihal, Scott and Hayley review Netflix space series “Away” starring Hilary Swank.

Laura Whitmore, Hayley and Scott talk virtual BAFTA acceptances with Sian Clifford.

Nihal, Hayley and Scott round up the announcements from 2020’s Edinburgh TV Festival.

Scott’s past review of Sky One’s Intelligence returns to haunt him.