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Scott, Hayley and Nihal review Elizabeth is Missing (BBC One) and The Case of Sally Challen (BBC Two). Plus we chat to Rick Edwards about The Edge of Science.Also today – how The Grand Tour has adapted because of the way we watch it. What does this mean for the future of TV – are shows going to be ‘made by numbers’?Scott reveals he’s going to Iceland for Christmas and Nihal gets confused. The Golden Globe nominations are out and it seems Scott’s campaign for The Morning Show to get recognised for being amazing but terrible. And universally appreciated Succession is also in there. Game of Thrones is not.Hayley gets annoyed because Scott made her watch a Christmas show that she really doesn’t like – and then we run out of time to review it. Don’t worry, we’ll do it next week.

TV critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell join Nihal Arthanayake and special guests BAFTA-winner Molly Windsor and BAFTA-nominee Liam Williams to talk about the week's biggest new TV and streaming shows.This week the gang discuss Traces, a new female-led police procedural debuting on Alibi, BBC Three comedy Ladhood and the latest documentary from the master of the slowly-moving photograph, Ken Burns.Plus Nihal is forced to explain what happened when he made an idiot of himself on Soccer AM.

TV critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell join 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake share their TV reviews. Today we’re reviewing Servant (Apple TV Plus, The Sinner (BBC Four) and Upright (Sky Atlantic/ Now TV). Plus, what do you hate to watch but can’t get enough?

TV Critics Hayley Campbell and Scott Bryan join Nihal to review this week’s biggest new shows including War of the Worlds and I’m a Celeb. Callan and Michael share their thoughts on Caitlyn Jenner’s appearance in the jungle and the reuniting of Ant and Dec. Plus, What Makes a Murderer isn’t as big a hit with Hayley as you might expect.And Scott sounds like a farmer from Dorset. And loves Junior Bake Off. Are either of those things surprising? Probably not.Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

Scott, Hayley & Nihal check out Olivia Colman’s debut as HRH Queen Elizabeth in Netflix’s The Crown. Plus Grime Gran comes of the E4, via YouTube, and it’s thirty years since Ant and Dec began their campaign to appear on every TV show 24 hours a day. Or something like that.

Scott Bryan and Lauren O’Neill join Nihal Arthanayake with TV reviews – plus Ruth Bradley who stars in Guilt.We’re full of dark comedy drama fun for you this week with reviews of Guilt, End of the F** World and House Share.Lauren O’Neill from Vice news steps in, because – rumour has it – Hayley has been inspired by Scott and is spending time on a nudist beach.Plus Nihal has a new favourite TV show – a rare occurrence, but one we value on our podcast which reviews TV.

TV critics Scott Bryan, Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake share their TV reviews. Plus Apple TV Plus launches; and do we care about Bake Off anymore?The chapatti don’t stop until Nihal walks in; Hayley finds another ‘crime against humanity’; there’s a disconcerting amount of agreement in the studio; the Kathmandu massive gets a mention and Live from the Apollo is a horror show.We review The Morning Show and His Dark Materials.Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

TV legends Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell, kind of, join 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake to share their TV reviews of Watchmen, British Tribe Next Door and The Accident.

In a crossover episode with the BBC’s Obsessed With… podcast, Must Watch’s Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell speak to The Capture stars Callum Turner and Holliday Grainger, and to writer Ben Chanan.

Scott, Hayley and Nihal review the week's biggest new TV and streaming shows.Nihal Arthanayake plus TV critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell review the biggest new TV and streaming shows. Also, Scott reveals why he spent TWENTY POUNDS on mouthwash.

Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake share their TV reviews. Scott loves The Circle because who wouldn’t love Richard Madeley on a reality show?Hayley loves The Capture which is properly gripping. Plus, find out what she describes as “trying to outrun your own dying enthusiasm”.Nihal loves a German hip hop show on Netflix – so we inevitably have to talk about how rubbish watching a show that’s “dubbed” into English truly is.Plus reviews of RuPaul’s Drag Race, Catherine the Great, World on Fire and Snackmasters – what could be better than watching two professional chefs try to recreate some of our favourite snacks?Press subscribe and tell your friends.Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

TV critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell join Nihal Arthanayake to talk to The Politician star Ben Platt, look back at the Emmys and preview a sitcom about a zombie apocolypse.

TV critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell join 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake look at the biggest new crime shows that are arriving this week – a documentary, a sitcom and a drama.Prasanna Puwanarajah and Gwyneth Keyworth stop by to tell us all about Defending The Guilty on BBC Two – a sitcom about hapless barristers. We’re chatting about Criminal which is on Netflix, and Crime and Punishment on Channel 4 – a new documentary series looking at every aspect of the criminal justice system.We’ve got 2/3 Must Watches for you today…strong recommendations…plus our Download recommendations for things you can binge on right now, on demand.Plus, The Guardian published its list of the top 100 shows of the 21st century. Naturally, there’s a bit of disagreement about whether their critics are right or not…Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

Must Watch legends Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell are joined by 5 Live’s Chris Warburton to talk about this week’s biggest TV shows.This week, we’re talking about the return of Top Boy, which stars Ashley Walters and was loved so much by Drake he decided to fund its return. Standard.Also today, ten minutes of comedy – which is right up Hayley’s street – in State of the Union. Scott introduces us to his friend, Arthur-itis.Channel 5 have produced a documentary looking at the issue of male suicide in Suicidal: In Our Own Words. It’s a hard-hitting documentary following six young men who have attempted to take their own lives, and follows their recovery.Plus Russell Crowe stars in The Loudest Voice though Hayley reckons it’s Rupert Murdoch’s chin that deserves an Emmy for this show. And Supermarket Sweep is back this week with Rylan Clark-Neal as the store manager…it’s an hour long, which confounds Chris.Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected]

We’ve got a bumper podcast for you this week, with two brilliant guests, and four brilling reviews.TV critics/ legends Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell join 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake to share their reviews of the week’s biggest TV. Plus, Timothy Granaderos talks about season 3 of 13 Reasons Why.Under the reviewing microscope today: The Capture – BBC One’s new 9pm drama…plus Billy Connolly’s North American Trail and The Feed.Scott reckons one of our shows this week is for you if you’re a Bodyguard fan – and let’s be honest, who isn’t.Producer Calum is pleased to announce that Timothy Granaderos is one of the nicest people ever – they discuss the controversy of 13 Reasons Why, in which Timothy plays Montgomery de la Cruz. Season 3 is streaming now on Netflix. Plus, who was the last person to message in the cast’s What’s App group…and can we trick Timothy into telling us what project he’s working on next?Nina Toussaint-White is in the studio to chat about The Feed on Virgin Media – she was also in Bodyguard in 2018. Also, she missed her honeymoon for The Feed. So what do we make of it?This week’s running order:Nina Toussaint-White interview TV Reviews - 29 mins in Timothy Granaderos - 49 mins inWant to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

Cara Delevingne and Orlando Bloom join 5 live’s Nihal Arthanayake to talk about their brand new Amazon Prime series Carnival Row, why neither of them are put off by bad reviews, and whether Orlando is going to take some tattoo tips from Cara.

Critics Scott Bryan, Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake share their TV reviews. This week we’re looking at the return of Great British Bake Off – which means Christmas has arrived in August for Scott…and the Christmas hangover has arrived in August for Hayley.The controversial 13 Reasons Why is back for season 3 on Netflix – Scott gives us the lowdown of how it’s addressing its critics.Carnival Row is new to Amazon Prime Video, starring Orlando Bloom and Cara Delevingne. And Barack and Michelle Obama have made their first film for Netflix, called “American Factory” – focusing on the stories of factory workers in Ohio.Plus Scott “popped out” onto a nudist beach in Barcelona – by ‘mistake’ apparently. Nihal may have been a chicken korma smuggler at some point. And Hayley has a general rule for life that is “if it involves tents, I’m not coming.”And, how good or bad are the accents in Peaky Blinders?Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell join 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake to review Peaky Blinders, Set Free, Brassic and Mindhunter. Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

Critics and legends Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell join 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake to review Deep Water, Succession and Woodstock: Three Days That Defined A GenerationPlus Scott has a Netflix update on The Crown Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

Critics and legends Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell join 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake to review Euphoria, Dear White People and Jade: The Reality Star who Changed Britain.

Critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell join 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake with their TV reviews. Plus Indira Varma talks about her role in This Way Up, and Game of Thrones.Indira Varma talks about her least favourite series that she’s ever been in – and her love of Bananagrams when she’s on set.Hayley thinks most funny people are miserable and can’t imagine why Nihal would feel guilty for eating a whole packet of fruit pastilles while his wife is away. Oh – and Nihal has cruised through five seasons of Homeland. And the team has lots of love for Vicky McClure who stars in Channel 4’s “I Am…” anthology.Review as well of Fosse and Verdon – feat. jazz hands.Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

TV reviewers Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake preview this week’s biggest new and returning shows. The team are unimpressed by Netflix documentary The Great Hack, about the Cambridge Analytica data scandal. New BBC Three comedy sketch Muzlamic gets the thumbs up and has “wide appeal”.Is Amazon Prime’s superhero series The Boys a superhero show too far?Hayley was a big fan at the start but is it too much of a long good-bye to have a 7th series of Orange is the New Black?Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

TV reviewers Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Laura Whitmore review this week’s biggest new and returning shows. Jack Farthing talks about playing Poldark’s George Warleggan and how he prepared to play such a complicated character.Scott and Hayley have immersed themselves in moon landing documentaries and present their pick of the bunch, including ITV’s The Day We Walked on the Moon.Laura confesses she watched the whole of series 2 of GameFace in 24 hours.

It’s a Must Watch summer special - Scott, Hayley and Calum recommend some essential TV for you to binge on if you’re trying to avoid the sunshine. Plus, in an unexpected twist, executive producer of The Simpsons, Al Jean, is in town with his wife - Stephanie Gillis - to talk about their time writing for one of the longest running TV shows probably ever. Are they in hot pursuit of President Trump to make an appearance? What’s their favourite line from The Simpsons? And, is Groundskeeper Willie a “true Scotsman” - if you know, you know.

TV critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell and Producer Calum share their TV reviews. Producer Calum waves Nihal goodbye on his holidays and steals the microphone to guide us through the shows you Must Watch this week. Thankfully, Scott and Hayley are still in town… Scott tells us about his literal costume change before recording the podcast… Hayley gives us yet more evidence of her “cold dead heart”… What show is a “real return to form”, according to Scott Bryan And what does Hayley describe as “like watching a puppet show and all I can see are the strings…”? Plus – we have QUITE a revelation about David Dukovny and Téa Leoni. Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

TV critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake share their TV reviews. Plus, Andy Riley, writer of Year of the Rabbit and Veep.Plus it’s Scott’s 30th birthday so we celebrate in understated style. And also test his knowledge of TV shows that started in the same year as him – 1989. Seinfeld anyone?Meanwhile, Hayley reveals some excellent intel on how to see a giant squid at a museum. Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

Critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake share their TV reviews. Plus Mobeen Azhar on his true crime documentary Hometown and Freddie Flintoff on Top Gear. Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

Rob Lowe joins Nihal to talk about Lincolnshire cop drama, Wild Bill on ITV – and rumours of a reboot of The West Wing.

Critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell join 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake to share their reviews of Wild Bill – a cop drama set in Lincolnshire and starring Rob Lowe, which none of us can quite believe... plus 63 Up, the documentary series that returns to the same cast every seven years to catch up with them…and Tales of the City is back – though we weren’t aware it had actually gone anywhere.Plus, Edward Bluemel talks about joining Killing Eve for series 2. He plays Hugo and is super lovely. And Scott is a massive fan. Also on this episode – the shows you’ve always hated, even though everyone else seems to love them. We open the confession inbox – and you can send us your suggestions: [email protected]. Standby for Breaking Bad, The Office and Love Island.Hayley gives us the quote of the episode early on: “Black Mirror is a shallow idea of deep” – #strongcontent.Scott and Hayley also have suggestions of what you need to binge on right now in “Download” – Hayley loves The Virtues, and Scott loves The Restaurant that Makes Mistakes.Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

Critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake share their TV reviews as Killing Eve and Black Mirror return. What show does Hayley say has “all great ingredients” but made a “terrible cake”?Which series does Scott think should maybe not have returned?And as Love Island comes back – do we still care about the shenanigans in the villa?Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

Joe Dempsie joins Nihal to talk about the Game of Thrones finale, and joining Deep State on Fox.

Mat Horne – Gavin, from Gavin and Stacey - speaks exclusively to Must Watch's Nihal Arthanyake about the surprise return of the beloved show for a Christmas Special.How long has he been keeping the secret?What spoiler does he drop?Will he still fit into those polo shirts?You’ll have to listen to find out…Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

Critics Scott Bryan, and Hayley Campbell join 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake share their TV reviews. Plus Alex Lanipekun talks Riviera, and Tom Cullen talks KnightfallWe also talk bike insurance and contents insurance – yep – and it turns out Hayley once had to attend a police line up of bikes to retrieve her stolen cycle.Scott reaches peak BBC by cycling a fold-up bike into New Broadcasting House. Tony would be so proud.And Scott and Hayley agree on lots of things. What a Bank Holiday miracle…Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

Critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake on the week’s biggest new TV and streaming shows. It’s an end of the era as the Game of Thrones juggernaut shudders to a halt, but does the finale live up to expectations (we’re spoiler free until 56:40, so if you don’t want to know what happens, make sure you don’t listen beyond that).Madonna performed at Eurovision and it’s probably safe to say it didn’t exactly go down well. So what DO you say to a global megastar after a less than perfect routine?Plus Shane Meadows returns to TV with Channel 4’s The Virtues and the team are divided over Netflix’s What/If.Want to have your say? Email [email protected] or visit bbc.co.uk/mustwatch.

Must Watch critics Scott Bryan, Hayley Campbell and guest-host Laura Whitmore share their TV reviews. Plus, Russell T Davies & Ruth Madeley talk about Years and Years.This week, we’re talking about The Society on Netflix, and Years and Years on BBC One.We clean up the BAFTAs after Scott’s late night of rubbing shoulders with all the celebs. Hayley reveals she’s the head of the Julia Davis fan club. Download recommendations include Louis Theroux and Inside the Cockpit with easyJet. Did Scott mention this parents are air traffic controllers?Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

Critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake review the week’s big new TV including the return of the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, In Sight of Home: The Iolaire, and one of the darkest (literally) episodes of Game of Thrones ever. Plus they’re joined by Superintendent Ted Hastings himself, Line of Duty’s Adrian Dunbar and Sabrina’s Chance Perdomo.Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

This episode is a spoiler free zone.Must Watch’s Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell join 5 Live’s Colin Paterson to share their TV reviews. Plus Daisy Haggard is in the studio to talk about her role in Back to Life. Even though Winter is Coming, Nihal takes a well earned break and leaves Colin Paterson in the hot seat.We chat through Game of Thrones, and what episode 2 has to offer. Plus, Line of Duty continues – and we can’t get enough of it.The lovely Daisy Haggard joins Colin to chat about creating, and starring in, Back to Life – and reveals what would be in her manifesto if she was ever to lead the country #crisps.In other life, Scott’s marathon is FINALLY nearly here – and Hayley has some barbecue beef. No, no…as in beef with her neighbours, not as in a burger.Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

Scott Bryan, Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake have all watched episode 1 of Game of Thrones season 8. Gemma Whelan (Yara Greyjoy) and John Bradley (Samwell Tarly) join us to chat about the final few episodes. We also manage to remain relatively spoiler-free.Jamie East from Sky Atlantic’s Thronecast is also with us to not tell us anything he can’t.Meanwhile, Katy from our team is new to Game of Thrones – she’s only watched two episodes and is hooked. We guide her through what she still needs to see.Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

TV critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake share their TV reviews. Plus Alex Kingston talks about her role in The Widow.Nihal reveals he is the Jay-Z of confectionery…he thinks.We introduce a new category for our shows – we now have “not a must watch”, “a must watch” and “an okay watch”…strong content.Alex Kingston talks about her role in The Widow on ITV. She tells us that she still has to audition for shows – and she’s very water conscious. In fact, she’s so conscious about her water usage she tells us all about using a champagne bucket to help conserve water.Fleabag gets an honourable mention as the series comes to a complete end. Totes emosh.Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

TV critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell join 5 live’s Nihal Arthanayake to talk about the week’s biggest new TV and streaming shows.They review a new documentary going behind the scenes of Brexit with the BBC’s political editor, Laura KuennsbergNetflix go up against the BBC with their major new nature documentary series Our Planet, with narration from Sir David Attenborough.YouTube star Mimi Missfit joins the crew to talk about her new show, looking at sex education for children.BBC Director General Lord Hall gives us his thoughts on the return of Line of Duty.And for reasons that still aren’t entirely clear Nihal attempts to describe a public health information film featuring a Spitting Image Bjork puppet and a worm called Johnny Condom.Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected]

TV Critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell, and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake, share their TV reviews of Line of Duty series 5, and The Case Against Adnan Syed. Plus, Martin Compston joins the team to talk about his role of DS Steve Arnott in Line of Duty.We’re also joined by Amy Berg, the director of The Case Against Adnan Syed and Rabia Chaudry - a family friend of Adnan Syed who originally brought this story to the Serial podcast.Plus, we’ve been gathering the best opening TV scenes to shows EVER. We were inundated with your suggestions – did it make the cut?And, Britain’s been voting for its favourite crisps – and there’s a Channel 5 TV show all about it. So, we resurrect the BBC Radio 1 Chart Music from our New Year special, and see if Scott can give us the rundown of the top 10 before the music stops.TODAY’S RUNNING ORDER 4:34 – Line of Duty 6:26 – Interview with Martin Compston (DS Steve Arnott) 27:19 – Download, essential viewing on demand 34:15 – The Case Against Adnan Syed 36:04 – Amy Berg and Rabia Chaudry talk about The Case Against Adnan Syed 52:54 – Best opening scene(s) to TV series EVER 1:02:16 – Britain’s Favourite CrispsWant to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

Scott Bryan, Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake share their TV reviews. Plus, Jason Isaacs and Kingsley Ben-Adir talk about their roles in The OA (Part 2).On today’s pod - Pose, The Disappearance of Madeleine McCan, The OA (Part 2) and Harry’s Heroes: The Full English where Harry Redknapp gets old (and possibly slightly out of shape) former England footballers and gets them to play Germany again.And, we’ve begun the search for the best openings to TV series. What’s your favourite? Which one meant you couldn’t switch off and had to stay with the entire series? Email us anytime: [email protected]. Plus we get a bit lost on what a rolled up bit of bread gets called in different parts of the UK. As eclectic goes on Must Watch, this is probably one of the best.RUNNING ORDER for today (use these times to skip to your faves) 4:47 – Review of Pose 11:45 – Download – our guide to what you simply must binge on (email us with your recommendations: [email protected]) 28:21 – Discussion of The Disappearance of Madeleine McCann 37:49 – Review of The OA Part 2 1:00:54 - Review Harry’s Heroes: The Full EnglishWant to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog (bbc.co.uk/mustwatch) or email [email protected].

Critics Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Sam Walker share their TV reviews. Plus, Ricky Whittle talks about his role in American Gods, and Katherine Kelly about Cheat.We burn through LOADS of TV recommendations for you including The OA, Broad City and Three Identical Strangers. What do you think we should be watching – email us anytime: [email protected] today – we learn that Hayley went to a wedding where a meat platter was raffled. Obviously it was in Australia. Scott got hypothermia while on a practice run for his bronze Duke of Edinburgh award – and didn’t do the real thing. Hayley hates camping, but loves Camping (on NowTV); Scott doesn’t actually wear a TV hat despite saying he’s wearing his TV hat. And Hayley cried. At Queer Eye Season 3. Huge, if true.Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

Michael Jackson’s nephew Taj talks to Nihal Arthanayake about a new Channel 4 documentary, Leaving Neverland. The film features two men who allege they were abused by Michael Jackson as children. Taj says his uncle is being unfairly accused.Nihal’s interview with Leaving Neverland’s director Dan Reed, is available as a separate episode of Must Watch.

Scott Bryan, Hayley Campbell and Nihal give their reviews of Derry Girls, Fleabag, Home and Leaving Neverland.Plus, it's a guest fest - Lisa McGee is the writer of Derry Girls and she tells us all about Season 2 - and whether Protestants are taller than Catholics.And Youssef Kerkour, who plays a Syrian refugee that smuggles himself into the UK in "Home" tells us about how hard he's researched his character.Plus Hayley and Scott review the new Michael Jackson documentary, Leaving Neverland.And, does Scott accidentally give away a Bake Off spoiler? Who's the Fleabag in the studio? And did you know - Nihal loves True Detective. Newsflash.

Critics Scott Bryan, and Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake share their TV reviews. Plus – it’s a Partridge-fest as Alan returns to the BBC for the first time in decades.Scott is being as non-spoilerific as usual, and he has a new email. Meanwhile, Hayley is just two weeks away from telling us why on earth she was in America a few weeks ago…she’s so mysterious. And we had a team photo shoot earlier…intriguing…Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

Welcome to a Must Watch podcast special. Nihal talks to filmmaker Dan Reed, who has made the Michael Jackson documentary Leaving Neverland. Dan talks about making the film, and hearing from Wade Robson and James Safechuck. He says this will be a turning point in the story.Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected].

Welcome to a Must Watch podcast special – Laura Whitmore speaks to Tan France from Netflix’s Queer Eye, ahead of season 3 dropping in March 2019. Tan talked about self-love, confidence and what to expect from Season 3.Laura’s seen it. Her boyfriend cried. It’s all very emotional. Oh, and whose accent has changed the most?! Find out.We always want your opinions and comments – start a conversation on the Must Watch blog (bbc.co.uk/mustwatch) or email [email protected].

Buzzfeed TV Editor Scott Bryan, critic Hayley Campbell and lovely Laura Whitmore share their TV reviews. Plus, we love Connie Britton, did you know Scott’s running a marathon? Hayley thinks she might be horrible – oh and she lived in Australia for a while. And do award ceremonies work on TV? And the team give their five recommendations of shows you Must Watch this week.Want to have your say? Tell us on the Must Watch blog or email [email protected]

Buzzfeed TV Editor Scott Bryan, critic Hayley Campbell and 5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake share their TV reviews of The Umbrella Academy, Dating #NoFilter and BaptisteScott and Hayley talk to Ellen Page and Tom Hopper about The Umbrella Academy. Tom gives the inside info about the superhero muscle suit he wore for the role, and the Twitter account which has been set up as a fan page for his arms. Ellen Page says she’s had a big reaction to her appearance on The Late Show when she criticised US Vice President Mike Pence for opposing gay marriage. She says children who grow up in a household that is homophobic are experiencing child abuse.Email us with your Must Watch TV: [email protected] and join us on the Must Watch blog as well: bbc.co.uk/mustwatch