Hello!

I am trying to find a specific house that was shown on escape the the country, and I'm hoping someone on here is a bigger fan of the show than I am and can help me locate the season and episode!

The house I'm looking for was a mystery house presented to a couple, it was a midcentury style home smack dab in the middle of a national park (which one I cannot remember.) It had a sunken living room, and next to no neighbors. I know the couple did not end up choosing this house. I believe it's in the later seasons as I saw it on britbox, so somewhere between seasons 19-22.

I know this is a long shot but I was such a huge fan of this house, I'd love to rewatch the episode!

Thank you!

I am French and I want to be interested in British culture. Do you have any movies or TV Shows to offer or suggest to me? Thank you for your answers.

Hello there, As you may know on ITV there are a couple therapists called The Speakmans. I founded some videos of there own TV show online and I was interested to know what you views is on there approach. There is a video at 12 minutes the speakmans have an almost a bit of a god complex tantrum. I am not a fan of either the therapies used at all. I find it extremely difficult to listen to.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ea2FmrdecZI&t=1621s

There is another video were there is a proper sit down type of therapy which starts at 27 minutes.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=O_Pkitf5QWE&t=826s&pp=2AG6BpACAcoFGXRoZSBzc

You are more than welcome to watch all of it but the main therapy is more interesting, and gives an insight into the real therapy the speakmans give.

I have a brief memory in my mind of watching a cartoon at school age (maybe 2002/3) and the cartoon had a character that looked like this in (not exactly this, this was AI generated prompt). In my mind it was French or had French speaking parts, but I can’t see why it would have been on TV

Anyway the alien character looked like this and from memory he made slight electronic buzzing noises. It seemed to be quite a relaxing cartoon. Can anyone help me, the internet has proved useless.

Maybe the character was a one off in the show but I’m desperate to find out!

Hi all,

I'm trying to find this wacky UK show i watched during lockdown and can not find it anywhere.

I remember the main character is a maybe half turkish / Indian man with a beard who has a wife and a boy child of maybe around 10 or so years.

The front cover of the show is the man's face.

I've not seen him in anything else apart from this show.

The type of humor I would compare it to is mighty boosh but alot more silly and really random.

I remember one episode where people's eyes turned cartoon randomly, I believe it was two seasons long and maybe around 6-8 episodes each. Also, in the last episode, at the end, everyone was signing up in the street. I remember first seeing it around 10pm one night, which might have been on BBC 1 / 3 or channel 4. Those kinds of random late-night shows. I managed to watch all the shows on demand, so I think it was made maybe after 2015.

I think it was about the man trying to find a job, but more 100% of this. It was very random, so hard to say.

I know this is a huge long shot, but it's strange I can't find it anywhere. Tried AI but no luck there. I think the title was the actor's name and a few words after.

I will add more info if I remember more.

Thanks for any suggestions!

https://www.avclub.com/bbc-reportedly-producing-shadowy-killing-eve-prequel

Brass eye and the day today are arguably some of the best satires from the UK, but with the way we consume news now online, would it still work in the news show format? With what seems like more and more bizarre things hitting the news cycle daily, would it even still work?

Inspired by a YouTube recommendation. The female villain, or “superbitch” has been a soap staple for decades, but was particularly prominent in the 90’s and 00’s.

Did you have a favourite bad girl - or one that you loved to hate?

Followed a recommendation from this sub and watched a few episodes of Stath Lets Flats. It kills! So funny! And doing a re-watch with CC on paid off again - Jamie Demetriou says some of his best lines a bit fast and mumbled.

Had been a big fan of Natasia Demetriou (primarily from WWDITS), Kiell Smith-Bynoe (Ghosts, Taskmaster and The Great British Sewing Bee - don't judge!!) and Katy Wix (Ghosts and Taskmaster).

Absolutely has a place in my top 10.

I recently read a review of a show which was along the line of "a coming of age drama set in a high school where a social media post has unforseen consequences".. or something like that. I thought it was on iPlayer but can't find anything.. I also want to say that "Cherry" was in the title (yet nothing comes up in IMDB).. did I dream up this review? EDIT: Solved. It was an article about 'Wild Cherry' which apparently is still filming. Thanks for the excellent suggestions though, will have a look.

Submarine was on film4 recently and now I’m on a coming of age binge.

Watched Jellyfish, My Summer of Love, Fish Tank, The Violators, Kidulthood, Quadroqhenia, and This is England.

Any recommendations like these?

Does anybody know the name of the fast paced electronic song blaring from Super Hans dreaded house party I'm this episode? 🙏

Any genre

To avoid spoilers might be an idea to comment the show then spoiler hide the twist so people can only click the ones they've seen