The sequel to The Full Monty, on Netflix!
Hi @lmhale I didnât realise there was a sequel, thank you so much I will have a look 
Whoops, sorry, The Full Monty sequel is on Hulu, not Netflix.
âYouâll never find peace of mind until you listen to your heartâ - George Michael.
âItâs the absolute best feeling when you stumble across something brilliant on the TV. George Michael at the BBC, on BBC2 now. What a man, what a legacyâ @KatyBasey -Twitter
Tonight, June 17th UK BBC 2 The Incredible George Michael on what would have been his 60th birthday.
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Platonic with Rose Byrne and Seth Rogan on Apple TV+. Fun.
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@Crookie Unstable sounds like my kind of show. Whereâs it showing?
@Karen_E Unstable with Rob Lowe is on Netflix
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BBC âWho Do You Think You Areâ A fascinating series from the BBC
âLost connections and unfamiliar histories are revealed as celebrities trace their family trees. Discover stories of courage, joy, sacrifice and resilience - everyone has a tale to tellâ Source BBC
In the previous series Dame Judy Dench
âShakespearean actor, movie star and national treasure Dame Judi Denchâs journey begins with her father Reginald Dench, who never spoke of his experiences during the First World War, as she tries to find out how he won his gallantry medals. Judiâs investigations then take a truly epic turn, leading her to 16th-century Denmark and nobility. Judi also discovers, to her delight, some incredible Shakespearean linksâ Source BBC
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Hi @cat.tails Yes, I watched Nolly and loved it. Crossroads was a teatime staple back home in Herefordshire where I grew up , and Nolly lived in my old hometown of Ross-on-Wye.
On ITVx I really enjoyed Maryland, a story of a mother who goes missing on the Isle of Wight, starring Suranne Jones.
On Netflix I recently binge watched Merpeople about the subculture of mermaids in the States. Fascinating and bizarre! I enjoyed The Diplomat on Netflix as well.
On BBC iplayer âTen Pound Pomsâ which is very good but quite some violence and discriminatory language typical of the era. In the 50s/60s Brits could go and start a new life in Australia for ten pounds. Certainly never a dull moment if you can stomach the brutality.
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If you get a chance to watch âHungerâ do it! Great story about a street food vendor who is approached and hired by the top chef in the WorldâŚonly to find out the consequences of such notoriety.
This was fascinating⌠I recently watched the Andrew Lloyd Webber one. So intriguing.
Hi @Debbie-L. Hunger sounds intriguing, but I canât find it. Where did you see it?
Hi @Karen_E itâs on Netflix
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Itâs on Netflix
I watched Queen of Oz on BBC - it is very amusing.
I also rewatched The Witcher S1 and S2 and will start to watch S3 soon.
Last weekend, I watched a lot of Glastonbury music festical - my favourites were The Pretenders and the Nova Twins 
@cat.tails Iâm currently watching Queen of Oz, itâs a bit meh, quite cringe worthy actually. Not sure I will see it through.
I watched a good thriller on Appletv. It is called Sharper, there are plenty of twists and turns!
I also finally watched S1 and S2 of Slow Horses - I thought it was really excellent and I look forward to Season 3
@cat.tails
These look fun. I donât have appleTV but Iâll look for them if petsitting in a home that has this channel.
Slow Horses was great. Ted Lasso is awesome 
I started to watch Bad Sisters on appletv. Great cast, well-written. It won a 2022 Peabody Award and the 2023 BAFTA for Best Drama.
@ExploreDreamDiscover same with me, as a nomadic cat sitter, I watch whatever the hosts are subscribed to. Most hosts seem to have netflix and prime. The other streaming services are bonuses when I find that the hosts have them
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