The Custard TV Podcast

Matt is joined by Dawn Glen and Sarah Kennedy to review HBO's long-awaited adaptation of The Last of Us which is available in the UK on Sky Atlantic and NOW. They also ITV's new medical drama Maternal, new ITV comedy The Family Pile and try to make sense of The Reunion which is now available on ITVX.

Matt is joined by Dawn Glen and Suky Khakh to review The Rig (Prime Video), Welcome to Chippendales (Disney+) Copenhagen Cowboy (Netflix), and Reginald the Vampire (NOW/Sky Sci-fi)

For the first podcast of 2023, Matt and Luke are joined by Dawn Glen to review the welcome return of Happy Valley on BBC One, ITV's true-crime drama Stonehouse, Welsh crime drama The Light in the Hall on Channel 4, and surprisingly deep pirate comedy Our Flag Means Death which is finally available in the UK on BBC Two and the BBC iPlayer.

For our favourite podcast of the year, Matt and Luke look back on the brilliant TV of 2022 and count down their personal top 10 shows of the year as well as looking at the wider contributors list. Expect discussion on Severence, Derry Girls and Bad Sisters. Plus disagreements and fun.

For the final podcast of the year, Matt is joined by Dawn Glen to review Without Sin on ITVX, Christmas Carole on Sky Max, Mayflies on BBC One, and the Christmas Ghost Story.

It's Christmaaaaaaaaaaas!! In this special free-flowing podcast, Matt is joined by Dawn Glen, and Mo Walker as they discuss the highlights of the year, Christmas traditions, and the biggest shows of the year. As a special treat, Gary returns to the podcast to talk about what he has been watching and to get recommendations for what he should prioritise. Like any good Christmas party, you can expect...

Matt is joined by Sophie Davies and Mo Walker to review the return of Sky's I Hate Suzie with I Hate Suzie Too. This year's Christmas episode of Inside No.9, Channel 4's take on the Wagatha Christie scandal with Vardy Vs Rooney.

Matt is joined by Sarah Kennedy and Si Hampton to review the return of Little America on Apple TV+, the much-talked-about Harry Meghan on Netflix and two brand new dramas from ITVX in Litvinenko and The Confessions of Frannie Langton.

Sarah and Matt are joined by Elaine from The Honeymoon Period Podcast to review ITVX's A Spy Among Friends and Tell Me Everything; Channel 4's I Am Ruth and Sky Comedy's Rosie Molloy Gives Up Everything 

Matt is joined by Dawn Glen and Michael Lee to review The Patient from FX and Disney+ We Are Not Alone on Dave, Willow on Disney+ and BBC reality series The Traitors.

Matt is joined by Dawn Glen and Mo Walker to review 1899 on Netflix, Echo 3 on Apple TV+ Tokyo Vice from HBO Max which is now available on BBCiPlayer. Lastly, they look at Mexican drama Seniorita 1989 which is available as a boxset on BBCiPlayer.

Matt is joined by Crown superfans Mo Walker and Sarah Kennedy to review the fifth season of the Peter Morgan epic. They also review Hugo Blick's Western The English from BBC Two and Prime Video. Prime Video's new 'comedy' Mammals, and Tell Me Lies which is available on Disney+

Matt and Luke are joined by Dawn Glenn to review the return of I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! on ITV. Comedy Blockbuster from Netflix. New comedy The Horne Section on Channel 4 and All4 and new French drama They Were Ten from Walter Presents on All 4.

Matt and Luke are joined by Sophie Davies to review the return of The White Lotus on Sky Atlantic and HBO. Teen drama The Son and the Devil Himself on Netflix. New comedy Reboot from Hulu on Disney+ and the return of What We Do in the Shadows which makes its debut on Disney+

Matt is joined by Sarah Kennedy and Mo Walker to review The Peripheral on Prime Video, Series 2 of The Pact on BBC One. Netflix romantic drama From Scratch and the story of Tegan and Sarah in Frevee's High School.

Matt and Luke are joined by a new voice as Elaine from The Honeymoon Period podcast to review The Watcher from Netflix, Shantaram from Apple TV+, Somewhere Boy on Channel 4 and The House Across the Street from Channel 5.

Matt is joined by Dawn Glen and Mo Walker to review Candy on Disney+ and Friend of the Family on Peacock as well as Let the Right One in on Paramount+ and horror comedy Wreck from BBC Three.

Luke and Matt are joined by Dawn Glen to review the powerful ITV drama The Walk-In. The A Word spin-off Ralph and Katie on BBC One. The brilliant US drama The Bear from Disney+ and Robert Popper's new comedy I Hate U on Channel 4.

This week, Matt and Luke are joined by Dawn Glen to review the new Steven Moffat drama Inside Man on BBC One. Sky's look at the government's handling of the pandemic in 'This England. Jeff Bridges in The Old Man on Disney+ and new comedy from Daisy May Cooper Am I Being Unreasonable?

Matt is joined by Dawn Glenn and Sarah Kennedy to review the BBC one drama Crossfire. Netflix documentary Sins of Our Mother, the return of Philomena Cunk in Cunk on Earth on BBC Two and HBO Max comedy Minx which has arrived in the UK on Parmount+

Matt, Luke and Sarah review the return of Icelandic crime drama Trapped (re-branded Entrapped) on Netflix, Mike and Wedding Season both brand new on Disney+ and look at who they'd like to win an EMMY.

Matt is joined by Dawn and Gary to review the first two episodes of Prime Video's hugely expensive epic Lord of The Rings: The Rings of Power.

Matt and Luke are joined by Michael Lee to review ITV's The Suspect, the return of The Capture on BBC One. Bad Sisters on Apple TV+ and Welcome to Wrexham on Disney+

In this very special episode, Gary Goes Westeros returns as Mo and Matt join Gary to discuss Game of Thrones spin-off House of the Dragon.

Matt is joined by Dawn Glenn and Michael Lee to review Marriage on BBC One, Red Rose on BBC Three, Five Days at Memorial on Apple TV+ and Amazon's take on A League of Their Own.