Every single person who grew up in Ireland north or south in the 90s has a Derry Girls character they immediately recognised from their own life. Mine's Clare. 🥹

Audience scores only thing that matters. Critics and audiences have very different opinions on what makes a good movie. 🤷‍♂️

The Celebrity Traitors Series 2 cast is genuinely stacked. James Acaster, Michael Sheen, Joe Lycett, Bella Ramsey, Romesh Ranganathan. Someone in that castle is going to be absolutely ruthless and I cannot wait to find out who.

Romesh refusing to smile once. Miranda Hart being genuinely unreadable. Richard E. Grant being dramatically suspicious about everything. Ross Kemp staring someone down across the round table. Bella Ramsey winning. I’m here for it. 😁

I’m living for these shots that appear every now and then, can’t wait for the series in December.

Looks on par with the Melfest performance, can’t wait to see the whole thing.

Strictly is still one of the last proper Saturday night TV machines. You can call it predictable, but that’s partly the point. In a fragmented TV landscape, the BBC still has one format that feels like national appointment viewing.

Mock the Week getting extra summer episodes on TLC is quietly interesting. The BBC axed it in 2022. Warner Bros Discovery revived it. Now it’s on TLC. Old TV formats don’t always die. Sometimes they just move channel.

So basically I’m A Celeb meets Race Across The World but colder.

HBO renewing Harry Potter for season 2 before season 1 even airs says everything. This is not being treated like a normal TV launch. It is a decade-long franchise machine with a production clock already ticking. The real test is still the same: does it justify existing beyond

Saturday Night Live UK getting a second series makes sense if Sky sees it as more than just a ratings play. A show like this lives or dies in clips, reactions, sketches being passed around, and people arguing online about whether it worked. Series 2 is the real test: can it

Race Across the World is at its best when the leaderboard is tight enough that every tiny decision feels catastrophic. Four teams remaining, one checkpoint, and the kind of travel stress that somehow makes staying on the sofa feel like a competitive advantage.

Election nights are one of the last bits of TV that still feel properly live. You can refresh the numbers anywhere, but there’s something very British about watching a presenter, a swingometer and a tired council count at 2am trying to make sense of the country. #LocalElections

Sir David Attenborough turning 100 and still being the safest pair of hands on British TV is honestly ridiculous. Most broadcasters spend years trying to manufacture trust. He just has to start talking over a shot of the natural world and everyone settles in.

The real winner of every local election is the BBC graphics department. #electiontresult2026

Tom Hiddleston nearly being on Celebrity Traitors is exactly the kind of casting chaos that makes the celeb version interesting. Not just “famous person in castle”, but someone who could genuinely sell the mind games without winking at the camera every five seconds. Shame.

Hannah Waddingham hosting SNL UK is just the right fit. With such a commanding presence, hilarious comic timing and a voice that can fill the room, I’m really looking forward to tonight!