The Custard TV Podcast

In this special episode, Luke talks with with TV and film composer Mathieu Karsenti about creating the big Children in Need Dance number for Children in Need as well as finding out what it takes to make music for TV.

The guys reunite to discuss bullying issues in the jungle, spy drama Legacy and a fly-on-the-wall documentary set in a London department store.  Plus the cancellation of Ripper Street and praise for Him and Her and Fresh Meat. 

Gary and Matt go in depth to talk about the BBC's celebration of Doctor Who's Fiftieth Anniversary including the episode itself - The Day of The Doctor as well as biographical drama An Adventure in Space & Time and spoof The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot. 

Luke and Matt return to talk about the return to the jungle - and Gary's alter ego as well as a cavalcade of comedy with the third series of Fresh Meat, the final series of Him and Her, Jack Whitehall chat show Backchat and fantasy sitcom Yonderland. Plus Borgen, The Choir and X-Factor. 

As Last Tango in Halifax returns on Tuesday, Luke chats with rising star Josh Bolt about being involved in such a big series.

The podcast trio recap a month of TV including the final of this series of Great British Bake-Off, Mitchell and Webb's new project Ambassadors, C4 fly-on-the-wall documentary Bedlam and The Bridge remake The Tunnel.  Plus the new series of Homeland, the final episodes of The Wrong Mas and Educating Yorkshire and new comedies Man Down and Toast of London. 

In this special podcast, Luke chats to Richard Warlow, who created and wrote for BBC1's crime drama series Ripper Street.

In this special Podcast, Luke speaks to writer David Wolstencroft about his new legal thriller The Escape Artist which starts Tuesday on BBC ONE.

The trio return to talk a controversial costume at Louis Walsh's judges homes, a cavalcade of dramas including BBC1's Truckers and ITV's Breathless as well as the much-anticipated Sex Box. 

In this special podcast, Matt and Luke chat to producer and director Jim Field Smith about creating the world of BBC2's action comedy The Wrong Mans

In this special podcast, Luke speaks to writer and co creator Paul Unwin about his new ITV drama 'Breathless'.

In the latest edition we talk about the X Factor Bootcamp new James Corden comedy The Wrong Mans and discuss the final episode of the IT Crowd.

In this special podcast Matt and Luke chat to David Brindley; a director of Channel 4's Educating Yorkshire about filming in a working school.

The boys return to talk BBC One's new Sunday night drama By Any Means, Jason Byrne's sitcom Father Figure and the return of The Fried Chicken Shop on Channel 4. Plus the final week of The X-Factor auditions. 

Gary and Matt return to chat the new pairings on Strictly Come Dancing, Birmingham-based crime drama Peaky Blinders and season two of The Newsroom. 

The guys return to review the first weekend of the new-look X-Factor, fly-on-the-wall documentary Educating Yorkshire and ITV's new drama slate featuring the returns of Doc Martin and Whitechapel as well as new crime saga The Guilty. 

The podcast returns for a new season as the guys discuss gritty new BBC serial What Remains, the return of the Bake-Off and the return of Charlie Brooker's A Touch Of Cloth.  Also, Don't Tell the Bride comes to Matt's neck-of-the-woods. 

In this special podcast, Luke spoke to writer Tony Basgallop about his current BBC1 drama serial What Remains. 

Luke and Matt present a bumped podcast as they discuss the televised reveal of Peter Capaldi as the new Doctor Who, Channel 4's dark drama Southcliffe and the return of New Tricks for a tenth series.  Plus bizarre game show I Love My Country and a duo of new docusoaps 

Gary, Luke and Matt return to speak about the final episode of Luther Series Three as well as Sky Comedy The Cafe, BBC Three sitcom Badults and the return of Who Do You Think You Are? 

Matt and Gary return with a comprehensive rundown of The Apprentice Final along with C4 drama Run and Christopher Guest's sitcom Family Tree starring Chris O'Dowd.  Plus a spoiler filled chat about the shocking third episode of Luther. 

The guys return to review BBC sitcom Count Arthur Strong, US drama Scandal and the penultimate week of The Apprentice. 

The guys are back to talk the return of Skins, Sky One's comedy drama Starlings and ITV's new celebrity competition show Your Face Sounds Familiar.  Plus reviews of the new series of Undercover Boss and further thoughts on The Returned. 

Following the return of Luther for series three, the guys give their instant thoughts on episode one. 

The guys return to review the lacklustre final of Series 2 of The Voice UK as well as a trio of documentaries - the charming Don't Call Me Crazy on BBC Three, the fly-on-the-wall Happy Families on ITV and the sensationalist The Man with The 10 Stone Testicles on Channel 4.