![]() ![]() This week on the TV Gold podcast: Fifteen-Love, War on Waste S3, The Catch, The Bear S2įour series under the microscope this episode: Two UK dramas on BBC First (Foxtel/Binge) – Fifteen-Love with Aidan Turner and Ella Lily Hyland, and The Catch with Jason Watkins and Poppy Gilbert. Listen online here, on the LiSTNR app or on your favourite podcast platform. Listen now on your favourite podcast platform for 30 minutes of TV reviews and recommendations every week from Mediaweek’s Andrew Mercado and James Manning. Our name is new and so is the email address asking for feedback and questions –. Welcome to TV Gold: Mediaweek’s weekly TV podcast See also: War on Waste’s Craig Reucassel on why recycling efforts aren’t always totally reliant on the everyday Australian For more on War on Waste and these British dramas, listen to our TV Gold podcast this week. War On Waste still has its old host Craig Reucassel, but he’s still got it and the show is still a must-see. Thank God You’re Here (Wednesday on 10), a show that started on 10, moved to Seven, and is now back at 10 again has a new host in Celia Pacquola. All that extra work involved in making it happen must be why the network is already re-screening John Farnham: Finding The Voice (this Wednesday) just nine days after premiering it (last Monday). ![]() Good luck to everyone at The 63rd TV Week Logie Awards (Sunday on Seven), but particularly Seven who haven’t broadcast it since 1995. UK’s Channel 5 is proving to be quite adept at making entertaining four-part dramas in beautiful locations, just like Aussie co-productions Riptide and Lie To Me (10Play and Paramount+). Then Ed sees red when his daughter Abbie ( Poppy Gilbert) brings home a dodgy new boyfriend, Ryan ( Aneuriun Barnard).ĭespite being set at an English beachside where it’s probably too cold to swim, The Catch looks lush. Soon after, she goes to the police to accuse him of inappropriate sexual behaviour.Įlla Lily Hyland is impressive in the central role and it’s a slick production thanks to Amazon Studios.Ĭonsider me hooked, and I’m also loving The Catch which is surprising given it’s about a struggling British fisherman.Įd ( Jason Watkins) is grieving the loss of a family member, someone is sabotaging his boat, and his mother-in-law ( Brenda Fricker) has dementia. Several years after an injury that derailed her career, Justine now works at an elite tennis academy where she is rocked by the return of her former coach. The third season of War On Waste (Tuesday ABC/iview) is still the best viewing of the week, but if you like your British dramas, you won’t want to miss two compelling new shows, Fifteen-Love (Sunday on BBC First on Foxtel/Binge) and The Catch (Friday also on BBC First).įifteen-Love is about the murky power dynamics between teenage tennis superstar Justine Pearce (Ella Lily Hyland) and her older married coach Glenn Lapthorn (Aidan Turner). ![]()
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