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items: Best series to watch on Netflix right now – updated (March 2026)
items: Best movies on Prime Video (March 2026)
items: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms star Sam Spruell on what next after the season finale
items: From 'charge it' to 'mugged off': A guide to what all those words on Love Island actually mean
items: How to watch Elf online and on TV this Christmas 2025
items: Best Netflix documentaries to watch right now
items: Is The Bridge Cafe in The Apprentice a real place? Where is it?
items: Kylie Minogue is this week's Radio Times cover star
items: The best TV episodes to watch on Father's Day
items: Sex/Life season 2: Release date, trailer, and cast for Netflix drama
items: Black Panther: Wakanda Forever – release date, cast and trailer for Marvel sequel
items: Best Christmas movies on Disney Plus
items: Best comedies to watch on Netflix
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Best series to watch on Netflix right now – updated (March 2026)
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date: 2026-03-12T09:30:21.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: TV
subject: What to Watch
subject: Contains Trailer
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: Some of the best series on Netflix right now include Vladimir, His & Hers and Bridgerton.
encoded: Netflix continues to add original series that get people talking and this time around, Rachel Weisz and Leo Woodall lead the cast of Vladimir, the erotic thriller based on the book of the same name by Julia May Jonas. The comedy-drama has garnered quite the mixed response from fans, with this erotic thriller not just about stolen glances and illicit affairs but about something a little more darker. Other brand new titles on the platform include How to Get to Heaven From Belfast, the second batch of Bridgerton season 4 episodes and reality series Blue Therapy. While Netflix is known as the place to go for fresh new content, it also remains a great place to revisit nostalgic favourites (or discover older gems for the first time). In recent weeks, the platform has added the likes of The Mentalist, Southland, ER, Person of Interest and One Tree Hill in a push that should help satiate the current rise in demand for traditional TV dramas. What is the greatest modern British TV comedy? Vote in Radio Times' poll If you can't quite decide which to pick, scroll on for our latest suggestions of the best TV series on Netflix, so you can stop searching and start watching ASAP. Alternatively, check out our line-up of the best Netflix movies for other recommendations. You can also tweet us @RadioTimes if we've missed your favourite off the list – otherwise, happy streaming! Best series to watch on Netflix right now Vladimir Having last been seen on the small screen in Prime Video's Dead Ringers, Rachel Weisz makes her leading TV drama return in this brand new erotic thriller. Based on the 2022 debut novel by Julia May Jonas, the eight-parter follows Weisz as an unnamed English professor who becomes obsessed with her handsome new colleague, Vladimir, played by Leo Woodall. She's balancing a changing outlook on life, a struggling marriage and her career – so picking up a smouldering sensual affair is simply just another addition to the chaos. The way that the series starts already m…

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Best movies on Prime Video (March 2026)
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date: 2026-03-06T19:57:03.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: Collections
subject: Movies
subject: Amazon Prime Video
description: No-one wants to scroll endlessly, so we've picked the best movies on Prime Video for you.
encoded: If you’re lining up your next movie night, Prime Video has plenty to dive into. You could try Oscar-nominated fare such as Nickel Boys and The Zone of Interest, plus original pictures, such as romcom Palm Springs and Saltburn, or feel-good pictures like hit musical Everybody's Talking about Jamie, meaning there is plenty for any film fan to choose from. The streamer has developed a great habit of picking up some of the best cinema releases of recent years for its library – and one film that fits squarely into the category is Small Things like These, an emotionally devastating drama set in 1980s Ireland starring Cillian Murphy. Those wanting horror fare can turns to movies including Longlegs and Heretic, while those looking for classics can enjoy the likes of The Long Good Friday. If you're looking for the best movies to watch right now, then look no further. Every movie on the list below has been hand-picked by Radio Times's team of experts, so you will know exactly which films you should dive into when you next log on to the streamer. Our Prime Video pages (including best Amazon series) are updated regularly, so keep this page bookmarked as we'll have fresh recommendations you absolutely don't want to miss. For those wanting something a bit different, we’ve also created shortlists of the best Netflix movies and the best Netflix series, as well as your guide to Disney Plus. Sign up for a 30-day free trial of Prime Video and pay £8.99 a month after that.

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A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms star Sam Spruell on what next after the season finale
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creator: Radio Times staff
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description: Warning: spoilers for episode five ahead…
encoded: Add A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms to your watchlist

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From 'charge it' to 'mugged off': A guide to what all those words on Love Island actually mean
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date: 2026-02-19T15:17:13.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: Entertainment
subject: Reality TV
subject: TV
subject: ITV2
subject: ITVX
description: Our unofficial dictionary guide to what the Islanders are on about with their melty, salty, snakey and aggy lingo, phrases and sayings.
encoded: Love Island has seen the birth of superstar careers, a handful of babies and, most importantly, a decades worth of cheeky lingo fit for its very own dictionary. Since its inception in 2015, Love Island has provided viewers with hilarious memes that'll go down in reality TV history but also a flurry of words and phrases, with the list growing longer each year. Since 2015, Love Island lingo has taken on a life of its own, with words such as 'snakey', 'salty', 'aggy' and 'chaldish' worming their way into our every day lexicon, and although some haven't caught on, there have been some that are still used to this day. Over the course of All Stars season 3 there has been one phrase viewers aren't too clued up on. 'Charge it', courtesy of Whitney Adebayo, has become a mainstay on ITV2 every night, but what on earth does it mean? If you're already a bit confused just reading this and need to swot up ahead of the final, then we've got you covered. Here's an extensive break down of the phrases and words commonly said by Love Islanders. Love Island lingo breakdown Charge it (verb) Variation: "Charge it to the game" Often used to dismiss drama. To acknowledge a negative event like a rejection but not letting it affect you. On job (verb) When someone isn't in a solid couple and tries to figure out if they have a stronger connection outside of their couple. Usually they'll be talking to lots of other people trying to find that spark. Eggy Boff (noun) A game played between people in which if you become an Eggy Boff, no one can talk to you or acknowledge you. Mug (adjective) (noun) Also: -gy, -ged off Mug – to be made a fool of; to be regarded as a bit of a wally Mugged Off – to be dumped, lied to, ignored or generally treated poorly by either your other half or a fellow islander (see also: Pied Off) Muggy – acting in a disingenuous or deceptive way, eg going behind an Islander’s back and making romantic suggestions towards a fellow villa resident The ick (noun) Variation: You're g…

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How to watch Elf online and on TV this Christmas 2025
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date: 2025-12-22T17:00:49.000Z
creator: Alex Hewitt
subject: Movies
subject: Amazon Prime Video
subject: Christmas
subject: NOW
subject: On demand
subject: Sky
description: It's good news if you have Sky or NOW...
encoded: Christmas and the wider festive period is all about traditions, and that doesn't just cover activities and food, it also covers entertainment, with film fans flocking to rewatch their favourite Yuletide classics. One of those which has consistently appeared high in any rankings of the best Christmas films of all time is, of course, Elf, the 2003 comedy starring Will Ferrell. The film, which also features James Caan and Zooey Deschanel, follows Buddy, a human who was raised alongside Santa’s elves in the North Pole after a mix-up one Christmas night. When he learns of his true identity, Buddy heads to New York to track down his biological father, Walter, but before doing so he is given a warning – Walter is on Santa's naughty list. Walter is less than impressed when his son arrives in the city, but can Buddy win him over with his heart-warming festive cheer, and help him embrace kindness in time for Christmas? Fans of the film celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2023, and the year before, in 2022, screenwriter David Berenbaum spoke exclusively to RadioTimes.com about the "rare and special" legacy of the festive favourite. He said of his own relationship to the film all these years later: "When it played in theatres out here for years, I would take my kids to go see it and that was fun to share with them. "And, you know, as we're decorating the tree, we'll sort of put it on and it's a great thing to have Buddy come back into your life every year, this time of year. It's really quite amazing." With the holidays just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to revisit the much-loved film – but how can you watch it, and is it available to stream? Here’s how you can watch the film on TV and on streaming platforms over the Christmas period. Is Elf on Netflix? Unfortunately, the acclaimed comedy won't be on Netflix this year, but you can stream Elf online if you have a Cinema pass on the NOW platform, or if you have Sky Cinema. Additionally, Elf is currently available to ren…

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Best Netflix documentaries to watch right now
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date: 2025-03-13T10:44:26.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: Collections
subject: Documentaries
subject: TV
subject: What to Watch
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: From murder, mayhem, madness and tigers to a sex-trafficking scandal that hit the headlines, Netflix has a huge list of documentaries you need to watch.
encoded: When it comes to documentaries, you know you can never go wrong with Netflix, which boasts a huge collection of fascinating non-fiction content. From headline-making titles like Tiger King and The Tinder Swindler, to true-crime shows like Cold Case: Who Killed JonBenét Ramsey, Unsolved Mysteries and What Jennifer Did, there are docuseries for everyone's tastes. A recent release is Being Gordon Ramsay, which follows the celebrity chef as he embarks on his most ambitious project yet - the opening of five culinary experiences in one of London's tallest buildings, 22 Bishopsgate. But the six-part series also offers an emotional glance at his personal life, as he delves into his childhood and fatherhood. There's also Louis Theroux's latest documentary, Inside the Manosphere; thought-provoking film MH370: the Plane That Disappeared, which looks into the theories surrounding the vanishing of the Malaysian flight in 2014 and stranger-than-fiction tale Sweet Bobby: My Catfish Nightmare, which tells the story of Kirat Assi, a woman who lost a decade of her life to a catfishing ordeal. For those crazy about canines, Gunther's Millions is the story of a German Shepherd said to have inherited $400 million from his countess owner in 1992 – a fortune managed by family friend Maurizio Mian. If those don't appeal, why not try Homicide: New York, the series that follows detectives and prosecutors as they revisit their most challenging homicide cases? Or how about Can I Tell You a Secret?, a chilling three-part series about the UK's worst cyber-stalking case? Or if natural history is more your thing, then Our Universe narrated by Morgan Freeman should hit the spot. Whatever you're after, there are so many great documentaries to choose from on Netflix and we've listed our favourites down below for you to start watching. Meanwhile, for those wanting something a bit different, we’ve also created shortlists of the best Netflix movies and the best Netflix series, as well as the best Netfli…

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Is The Bridge Cafe in The Apprentice a real place? Where is it?
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date: 2024-02-01T13:25:47.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: Entertainment
subject: Reality TV
subject: TV
description: Here's what you need to know about "the losers" cafe in Lord Sugar's business-tainment hit.
encoded: It's been a staple for years, home to the losing side's debrief of the days before, The Apprentice's Bridge Cafe is a certified reality TV landmark. As ever, when the losing team are revealed they are sent to the cafe, where they often bicker about whose fault it was they lost the most money. Of course, the answer is never that clear and viewers are always in for a laugh when they see what the winners got up to instead. While it may seem the cafe is a TV set for the show, it's an actual greasy spoon and a real place you can visit – no grilling by Lord Sugar required. But where is it? And when is it open? Here's everything you need to know… Is The Bridge cafe from The Apprentice a real place? Yes! That London caff you see the losers sitting in while they try to blame one another for their abysmal performances in the latest Apprentice task is indeed a real working cafe that you too can go to as part of your (latest) reality television pilgrimage. Where is The Apprentice Bridge Cafe? The Bridge Cafe is located in Acton in West London. Westfields Road, London W3 0AP, to be precise. Can I visit the Bridge Cafe from The Apprentice? You most certainly can. It's a short walk from West Acton tube station on the Central Line or a similarly short stroll from North Acton or Acton Main Line overground stations. When is the Bridge Cafe open? According to its Google page, the cafe is open from 6am to 2.30pm Monday to Friday. What sort of thing is on the menu? This is a traditional cafe, and so as you might expect they are big on breakfast and brunch. So expect healthy portions and fry ups and tea on tap! Is it any good? The overall TripAdvisor score for The Bridge Cafe is a very good 4.5 out of 5. Here are some excerpts from reviews that people have left: "This is a great cafe the best food and Frank and Gerry are a great laugh." "Always a friendly welcome in this traditional English cafe." "Came here for breakfast while staying in London, as a big fan of The Apprentice. Got a pro…

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Kylie Minogue is this week's Radio Times cover star
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date: 2023-09-12T16:02:09.000Z
subject: Entertainment
subject: TV
subject: BBC Radio 2
description: The pop princess opens up about her life, career and ageing gracefully in the latest edition of the magazine.
encoded: The genius of Kylie Minogue – and the key to her success over four decades – is that she has constantly reinvented herself, from soap star to pop starlet to fashion icon to serious actor to Las Vegas showgirl. The result is there for all to see: 80 million record sales and a string of hits, culminating most recently with a viral Tik Tok video that helped her break America. And throughout that time she’s held on to the title of the princess of pop. Of course, it’s only in fairytales that princesses live happily ever after and Kylie’s life has been touched by tragedy. But since 2021 she has been living surrounded by her family in her native Melbourne, from where she talked exclusively to Radio Times for this latest issue. Is there a price to be paid for being pop’s eternal princess? Read Kylie’s interview in this week's RT to find out as she looks back on her 35-year career, while remaining resolutely focused on the future. She is, apparently, as busy now as she was in the 1980s when her role as Charlene in Neighbours first catapulted her onto our screens. Listen to her on Radio 2 on Sunday night when she’s top of the bill at Radio 2 in the Park – then watch her next week in Kylie at the BBC, which airs on Saturday 23rd September on BBC Two. Plus, her new album Tension is already available to pre-order. Later this month, we celebrate a landmark of our own, as Radio Times turns 100. It’s not every magazine that reaches such an anniversary and we plan to celebrate in style. Join us for a very special issue, complete with a set of four collectors’ covers. On sale – or on your doormat – from Tuesday 19th September. Also in this week's Radio Times: Chris Packham on his guilt about the climate crisis, how he’s got to the point where he thinks breaking the law to affect change is an “ethically responsible thing to do”, and how “conservation efforts so far have been too timid” Steve Coogan on Alan Partridge's enduring success, his controversial role as Jimmy Savile in The Rec…

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The best TV episodes to watch on Father's Day
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date: 2023-06-16T08:40:36.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: TV
description: From panicking parents-to-be to touching time-travel tales, this is the perfect line-up for 18th June.
encoded: With Father's Day now just around the corner, it's time to look back at some of the all-time best stories that you can enjoy either alone or with your Pa this Sunday (18th June). Whether you're looking for big laughs, a few tears, heartwarming fare or even some CGI monsters, these episodes form the cream of the crop when it comes to storytelling around fatherhood. There are episodes of Friends, The Simpsons, Doctor Who, Peep Show, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and more, all of which are available to stream on one or more platforms in the uk. Here are the RadioTimes.com team's best TV episodes to watch on Father's Day (and where to watch them). The One With Two Parts, Part 2 – Friends Available on Netflix It might be better remembered as the episode where George Clooney and Noah Wyle show up, making cameos as Rachel and Monica's dishy doctor dates in a meta reference to their roles on ER, but this concluding half of Friends' first ever two-parter also features perhaps the show's best use of the brilliant Elliott Gould as Ross and Monica's father Jack Geller. Throughout the first season, Ross (David Schwimmer) has struggled with the idea of becoming a parent and here he turns to his own dad for advice and guidance, asking him when he started to feel like a father. "We were in the hospital room, your mother was asleep, and they brought you in and gave you to me," Jack recalls. "You were this ugly little red thing, and all of a sudden you grabbed my finger with your whole fist. And you squeezed it, so tight. And that's when I knew." Later, Ross displays his parenting aptitude by taking his pet monkey Marcel to the hospital when he swallows a scrabble tile (as Matthew Perry's Chandler puts it, "You came through, you did what you had to do – that is very dad.") and while he's still not 100 per cent convinced he's ready for the challenges of fatherhood, a stirring Marcel grabs Ross's finger as he wakes, bringing the whole thing full circle. (Let's just ignore the fact that D…

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Sex/Life season 2: Release date, trailer, and cast for Netflix drama
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date: 2023-03-06T12:51:23.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: We're finally getting answers about that shock cliffhanger.
encoded: Warning: This article contains spoilers for Sex/Life season 2. Sex/Life is setting pulses racing once again. The steamiest show on TV has returned for season 2 on Netflix, reintroducing fans to Billie Connelly (Sarah Shahi) as her will-they-won’t-they saga with her ex-lover Brad (Adam Demos) continues. And the new instalment is just as chaotic as season 1, with plenty of drama, new cast members and explicit scenes. Season 2 opens with Brad telling Billie he is in a new relationships and his girlfriend Gigi (Wallis Day) is pregnant, leaving a lot to unpack in the rest of the series. So, without further ado, read on for everything you need to know about Sex/Life season 2. Sex/Life season 2 release date Sex/Life season 2 landed on Netflix on Thursday 2nd March 2023, with all six episodes dropping at once as a binge watch launch. Filming for season 2 began in February 2022, according to star Adam Demos, who confirmed the start date on Instagram last year, posting an image with the caption: "Almost time to start @sexlife season 2. Pumped!" The series was renewed for a second season back in September 2021, three months on from its initial premiere, after Netflix reported it had reached a whopping 67 million households. Speaking after the renewal, series creator and showrunner Stacy Rukeyser said: "Sex/Life is a dream come true. To create a show about empowered female sexuality that has entranced so many millions of viewers is not only immensely fun but also incredibly gratifying. "When I think about all the women who have reached out from all over the world to say that the show speaks to them in a deeply personal way, I am so inspired. I'm thrilled and grateful for the opportunity to continue telling this story for Billie, and for all of us." Sex/Life cast: Who stars in season 2? There are new and returning faces featured in the cast of Sex/Life season 2. Sarah Shahi takes on the lead role in Netflix drama Sex/Life, playing the role of Billie Connelly, a formerly represse…

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Black Panther: Wakanda Forever – release date, cast and trailer for Marvel sequel
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date: 2023-02-01T17:30:19.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: Movies
subject: Sci-fi
subject: TV
subject: Marvel Cinematic Universe (franchise)
subject: Release date
description: Marvel Studios returns to Wakanda, but sadly without the late, great Chadwick Boseman.
encoded: At long, long last, the digital release date for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is upon us. The sequel bagged five nominations for the 95th Academy Awards, including Costume Design, Visual Effects, Best Song, and Makeup and Hairstyling, so now is the time to watch it on Disney Plus if you missed the film during its theatrical run. Wakanda Forever pays emotional tribute to T'Challa actor Chadwick Boseman following his tragic passing in 2020, while also telling a new story that sees the likes of Shuri (Letitia Wright), Nakia (Lupita Nyong'o), Okoye (Danai Gurira), M'Baku (Winston Duke) and Queen Ramonda (Angela Bassett) take on underwater monarch Namor, played by Tenoch Huerta. Read on to learn more essential details on the much-anticipated blockbuster. Black Panther 2 release date Black Panther: Wakanda Forever was released in cinemas on 11th November 2022. The sequel is now available to watch on Disney Plus following its theatrical run. The film was previously scheduled for release in May 2022 before being pushed back to July 2022 until it was pushed back once again. Filming on the sequel began on June 29, 2021, in Atlanta, Georgia. Black Panther 2 cast The following cast members are in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. Letitia Wright as Shuri Lupita Nyong'o as Nakia Danai Gurira as Okoye Winston Duke as M'Baku Dominique Thorne as Ironheart/Riri Williams Michaela Coel as Aneka Tenoch Huerta as Namor Martin Freeman as Everett K. Ross Angela Bassett as Queen Ramonda Mabel Cadena as Namora Alex Livinalli as Attuma Isaach de Bankolé as Wakandan River Tribe elder Dorothy Steel as Wakandan Merchant Tribe elder Danny Sapani as Wakandan Border Tribe elder Boseman is obviously a huge loss from the cast of the sequel but has not been replaced, nor is he featured through use of archive footage or CGI. "So much of the comics and that first movie is the world of Wakanda," producer Kevin Feige previously told Deadline. "Wakanda is a place to further explore with characters and diff…

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Best Christmas movies on Disney Plus
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date: 2022-12-23T14:27:28.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: Movies
subject: What-to Watch
subject: Christmas
subject: Disney Plus
subject: On demand
description: Looking for something to get you in the Christmas spirit? Here's our selection of the best festive films available to stream on Disney Plus.
encoded: With Christmas 2022 fast approaching, now is the perfect time to settle down in front of the fire and tune into a festive film. While there’s plenty on offer on the Christmas 2022 TV schedules, if you’d rather catch up on an old classic or festive flick you’ve never seen, streaming services are probably the best place to look. While Netflix and Amazon Prime Video are teeming with Christmas movies, another great destination is Disney Plus, which boasts classics like The Santa Clause 3 and The Muppet Christmas Carol and kid-friendly cartoons and comedies. Disney Plus also holds plenty of movies with a Christmassy ambience, whether that’s a wintery setting (like Arendelle in Frozen) or a full-on yuletide celebration (as you’ll see in The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe). So, without further ado, read on for the very best movies on Disney Plus to watch over Christmas 2022 - and if nothing piques your interest, why not check out our guide to the best Christmas movies on Netflix or the best Christmas films on Amazon Prime Video? You can sign up to Disney Plus now for £7.99 per month or £79.90 a year in the UK (which gives you 12 months of the service for the price of 10). For more information on how to sign up, check out our guide to prices. Best Christmas movies on Disney Plus in 2022

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Best comedies to watch on Netflix
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date: 2022-12-01T17:20:34.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: Comedy
subject: TV
subject: What to Watch
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: The very best comedy films and series on the streaming platform to get you chuckling away.
encoded: If you’re in need of a speedy mood boost, why not turn your attention to Netflix’s brilliant back catalogue of comedy series, movies and specials? The streaming service has one of the most impressive libraries around, and that means that the platform is home to an array of hilarious TV and film favourites, from old classics to newer original offerings. There are beloved sitcoms aplenty from both sides of the Atlantic, from US series like Friends and Seinfeld to British hits like Peep Show and Spaced, as well as more recent gems like Grace & Frankie, Feel Good, Motherland and Derry Girls. Four seasons in, comedy drama Sex Education remains a firm favourite for the streamer, and has acted as a launch pad for an array of talented stars like Ncuti Gatwa (the Fifteenth Doctor in Doctor Who), Emma Mackey (who starred alongside Margot Robbie in Greta Gerwig’s Barbie movie) and BAFTA winner Aimee Lou Wood. Netflix has also firmly established itself as the home of an array of stand-up specials, from Bo Burham’s lockdown-inspired Inside (complete with songs that will stick around in your head for weeks after) to Katherine Ryan’s Glitter Room. Film fans needn’t miss out either, as the platform is packed with treats like Adam McKay’s Don’t Look Up (which features a staggeringly star-studded cast, including Meryl Streep, Jennifer Lawrence and Leonardo DiCaprio) and classics like Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Read on for RadioTimes.com’s guide to the very best comedy that Netflix has to offer, and if you want more streaming inspiration, check out our guides to the best series on Netflix and best movies on Netflix

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The Crown season 5: Release date and time, trailer, and latest news
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date: 2022-11-16T15:25:26.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: Imelda Staunton leads the new cast as Queen Elizabeth II as we head into the fifth instalment of Peter Morgan's royal biopic.
encoded: At long, long last The Crown season 5 is upon us, taking viewers through the events that affected the royal family from 1991 to 1997. Season 5 features a whole new cast, with Imelda Staunton taking over from Olivia Colman as the Queen, and Dominic West as Prince Charles, a role previously played by Josh O'Connor. As has become customary for the royal drama, the new instalment has drawn plenty of criticism for the way it blurs fact with fiction. Before season 5 even aired, reports that it contained a scene in which Charles met with then-Prime Minister John Major to scheme against the Queen, as well as suggestions of a rumoured Prince Philip affair, were met with scorn. Major himself blasted it as a "barrel-load of nonsense" ahead of its release, while Dame Judi Dench also criticised its historical accuracy. View Green Video on the source website Since season 5 has aired, however, many have pointed out how it portrays Camilla Parker Bowles and Charles in a much more positive light than previously expected. Something to which Olivia Williams, who plays Parker Bowles in the show, had alluded before it was released. The actress told RadioTimes.com and other press that the palace “shouldn't be frightened” of what the Netflix series portrays, as the show is about the crown first and foremost – and not individual members of the royal family. So, what exactly does The Crown season 5 cover? Here is all you need to know about the new instalment. The Crown season 5 release date and time The Crown season 5 landed on Netflix on Wednesday 9th November 2022 at 8am BST. The fourth season of the Netflix drama was released back in 2020, so there has been two years between seasons. The gap isn't unprecedented. Whenever the Queen and the rest of the characters have been recast there has been a long break between seasons. When Claire Foy handed the reins (or is that reign?) over to Olivia Colman after the first two seasons, there was a similar hiatus with no new episodes between 2017 and…

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Black History Month 2022: Rising Stars from Quinta Brunson to Omari Douglas
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date: 2022-10-28T14:19:13.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: TV
subject: Comment
description: The future is looking pretty special for these stars.
encoded: As Black History Month draws to a close in 2022, when is better to look to the future of film and TV and some wonderful examples of talent on our screens? Whether they're Marvel stars, Peaky Blinders, acclaimed actor-writers, soap stars or the latest It girls of huge teen dramas, there is no shortage of talent on the rise. RadioTimes.com has selected some truly brilliant individuals who are taking film and TV by storm and we can't wait to see what they do next. Black History Month 2022: Rising Stars Jayme Lawson After graduating from the esteemed Juilliard School in 2019, Jayme Lawson has gone from strength to strength in her career, landing a role in the film Farewell Amor the following year. However, her breakout role proved to be The Batman in 2022 where she portrayed Bella Reál, the mayoral candidate for Gotham City who combats corruption and organised crime. Since then, Lawson has played a young Michelle Obama in the Paramount+ series The First Lady, Alisha in the thriller How to Blow Up a Pipeline, and the historical epic The Woman King. Next, Lawson can be seen as the civil rights activist and journalist Myrlie Evers in the historical drama Till. This is unlikely to be the only awards contender that Lawson will star in throughout her career. Lewis Knight. Daryl McCormack <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2022/10/GettyImages-1242578397-66cd0fc.jpg" width="5000" height="3333" alt="Daryl McCormack attends Apple’s “Bad Sisters” premiere event at BFI Southbank on August 18, 2022 in London, England. “Bad Sisters” premieres globally on Apple TV+ on August 19, 2022." title="The Global Premiere Of Apple's "Bad Sisters" At BFI Southbank In London" /> Unless you watched the Irish soap Fair City, your first encounter with Daryl McCormack would have been as Peaky Blinder Isaiah Jesus in Steven Knight’s BBC drama. But the role was limited, with McCormack unable to showcase what he’s capable of. That’s now changed, of course, following imp…

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Save your favourite shows and films with MyRadioTimes
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date: 2022-07-14T11:52:14.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: TV
description: Curate your very own collection of RadioTimes.com content for easy access.
encoded: Registered users on RadioTimes.com will already be aware of the benefits of subscribing to the UK’s best TV and entertainment site: creating a free account allows you to customise your TV and radio listings by choosing your provider, region and creating your own personal channel line-up, accessible across all your devices. And now we’re pleased to introduce MyRadioTimes, an area for you to personalise by saving all of your favourite RadioTimes.com programmes and films to build watchlists of titles you have already watched or plan to in the future - the possibilities are endless! Saving programmes/films to MyRadioTimes To start using MyRadioTimes, you will need to sign in or register with us via the links at the top-right of the page. It's free, quick and easy - we simply require an email address and password so we can remember you on future visits. Once that’s done, you’re all set to start saving your favourite shows in your own MyRadioTimes content hub. As you browse the site, you will see a “Save" button – click this to add an item to your MyRadioTimes hub. After you have hit “Save”, three small dots will appear... Click these and you'll be able to add programme to an existing collection or create a new one: MyRadioTimes hub You can view all of your saved programmes/films in the MyRadioTimes hub at the top-right of the page. Individual shows and films will appear under “Saved items”, displaying a bookmark icon: You will see all of your collections under My collections; you can create them here, too. If you'd like to rename or delete a collection, you can do this via the pencil icon at the top of the collection itself. We really hope you enjoy using this new feature on RadioTimes.com – please do send any comments or suggestions to feedback@radiotimes.com. Looking for something to watch tonight? Check out our TV Guide. The latest issue of Radio Times magazine is on sale now – subscribe and get the next 12 issues for only £1. For more from the biggest stars in TV, li…

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Your RadioTimes.com TV guide experience has improved
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date: 2022-03-10T14:54:21.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: TV
description: We've added new and useful features that will make finding brilliant TV, film, streaming and radio content easier than ever
encoded: When it comes to finding out what’s good to watch, we here at RadioTimes.com pride ourselves on being the best place to find accurate, trustworthy and independent TV listings and guidance alongside our award-winning expert journalism. However, we are always keen to improve the experience for our users, and to introduce new features that make it easier to find great shows and films. In recent years, the TV viewing landscape has changed at an electric rate – with more programming than ever available to watch across an increasing number of channels, catch-up and streaming services. This is good news for those of us that love brilliant TV as there is now more choice at our fingertips than there has ever been – yet with this wealth of content comes a sometimes overwhelming number of options, not just of what to watch, but when, where and how to watch it. In response to this challenge, we have increased our coverage of catch-up and streaming services – ensuring that our users get the same top-quality recommendations and coverage for the biggest shows on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney Plus and NOW as they would expect for BBC One, ITV, Channel 4 or Sky Atlantic. And it is with the overwhelming success and positive feedback we have received for this new streaming content, and a recognition that the way many of us are watching television is changing to a hybrid of scheduled and on demand, that we took the decision to significantly invest in and improve our TV listings experience to also incorporate information on streaming and catch-up services. What's new on RadioTimes.com? Our TV guide improvements have been rolled out in a staged manner over the past 10 months: Everything in one place - Our TV listings link to new, improved programme hubs that provide programme, season and episode information in one convenient experience The best content at your fingertips - Our new pages offer easy access to the latest news, views, comment and analysis on your favourite shows from o…

Russell T Davies might have already told us his Doctor Who plans
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date: 2022-02-21T11:11:44.000Z
subject: Sci-fi
subject: TV
description: The former and future showrunner revealed a host of unused ideas after he first left the sci-fi series – anyone for Judi Dench, an unusual companion, creepy alien hotels and Russell Tovey's Doctor?
encoded: By: Sab Astley Russell T Davies is the master of reusing and recycling. Most obviously, he’s fond of casting actors from projects past for leading roles in newer work (notably, Christopher Eccleston had starred in The Second Coming and David Tennant in Casanova before joining Doctor Who), but he's also prone to holding on to and breathing new life into ideas long after he first came up with them. This is a skill he found particularly useful during his first Doctor Who run, taking monsters like the Toclafane (conceptualised as an alternative for the Daleks all the way back in July 2004) and later re-establishing them in their own right as The Master’s metallic menaces. Even small details like names are re-worked; a Donna had originally appeared in Queer as Folk, with the name being unconsciously resampled by Davies without him even realising. Now, with Davies' surprise return to Doctor Who looming, everyone is searching for potential clues as to RTD’s approach to his second run – and unusually, the acclaimed screenwriter might have already given us a pretty good idea of what he's planning thanks to a little book called The Writer's Tale. The Writer’s Tale is a tome of correspondence between Davies and Doctor Who Magazine contributor Benjamin Cook, taking place over the pre-production of season 4 right up to the final shots of Tennant’s last special between 2007 and 2009. This uniquely intimate look into Davies’ writing process not only gives us an insight into how RTD approaches writing projects like Doctor Who, but also gives the chance to discover unused and scrapped ideas – the original concept for Years & Years is mentioned in here, all the way back in 2008! – that RTD could return to and retool for his second pass as showrunner. Starting with the big one... The Next Doctor 14th Doctor speculation is currently at an all-time high, with names like Michael Sheen, Michaela Coel, T’Nia Miller and Olly Alexander mentioned. However, one name that hasn’t arisen, which m…

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The best TV shows on BritBox to watch now
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date: 2022-01-20T13:34:05.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: Collections
subject: TV
subject: What to Watch
subject: BritBox
subject: On demand
description: The streaming service boasts an impressive line-up of British television to choose from.
encoded: BritBox continues to boost its catalogue of both old and new shows, with a raft of classic British content now available. Not only does the platform house new series such as Sanditon, The Beast Must Die and Spitting Image, but it also has iconic titles such as The Thick of It, Downton Abbey and Gavin and Stacey available to watch at the click of a button, as well as exclusive content such as the third season of David Tennant and Michael Sheen's comedy Staged. BritBox isn't stopping there either, as the service continues to add some of the best programmes to have been shown on BBC, ITV and Channel 4. It's a particularly strong library for lovers of crime series, whether you're a fan of Agatha Christie's Marple or Broadchurch. However, with all these choices available it could be tricky sifting through them, taking up plenty of watching time with scrolling and deliberating. That's where we come in. RadioTimes.com has compiled a list of some of the best of BritBox, meaning you can dive right in no matter whether you're feeling like a classic crime drama or an up-to-date comedy. Read on for the best BritBox television picks from the RadioTimes.com staff, from Love Island to The State Within.

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Best Christmas TV and movies for kids on Netflix - your guide to what to watch
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date: 2021-12-23T14:26:56.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: Movies
subject: What-to Watch
subject: Christmas
description: Your guide to all the best Christmas picks for kids to watch this year on Netflix, from Robin Robin to Klaus.
encoded: Nothing – absolutely nothing – will get you in the festive spirit more than watching a kid-friendly Christmas movie or TV show with the whole family. Luckily, Netflix has a great offering for kids this festive season, with a string of festive classics and brand new originals. So, if you’re looking for the best family-friendly Christmas TV and movies to watch on Netflix, or you’re wondering whether your own childhood favourites are available on the streaming giant, then look no further. We’ve rounded up all our favourite kids' specials, from the likes of The Great British Baking Show: Holidays to Blown Away: Christmas and Shaun the Sheep: The Flight Before Christmas. From festive specials to classic movies that have been around for decades, read on for all the best Christmas TV and films for kids to watch this year on Netflix. In the meantime, check out our guide to all the best Netflix December releases, as well as our guide to the best Christmas TV for 2021. And if you’re looking for more children’s content, why not try our round-up of the best Christmas TV for kids?

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Doctor Who: Village of the Angels' 10 biggest questions
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date: 2021-11-21T19:15:35.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: Sci-fi
subject: TV
description: What happened to the Doctor? Where are Dan and Yaz? And how do you pay Weeping Angels anyway? **Contains spoilers**
encoded: Well, that was scary! After an action-packed and seriously creepy episode of Doctor Who: Flux, we’re just about getting ready to let our eyes close for the first time in about an hour. But even through our chattering teeth, we’re still here to answer your biggest and most burning questions about Village of the Angels, from the surprising (and stony) fate of the Doctor to the potential return of UNIT (!) in next week’s episode. There's a bit to get through - but let’s start with the end, shall we? What’s happened to the Doctor? Village of the Angels concludes with quite the image – Jodie Whittaker’s Doctor, trapped by Weeping Angels and “recalled by Division” is turned to stone, sprouting wings and assuming the position of a Weeping Angel herself. While on the face of it this could be a permanent change, it seems more likely this is the angels’ way of trapping and transporting the Doctor back to The Division, a bit like freezing Han Solo in carbonite. One of their main “things” seems to be making people a bit angel-like, so it seems likely the Doctor’s fate is a new technique from their bag of tricks. As for what the Division want with the Doctor, well, presumably they’re still sore over her (or at least, her past self) leaving against their wishes many years before. Or perhaps they’re angry at this Doctor’s attempts to investigate their activities. Though of course, that rather depends what Division we’re dealing with… View oEmbed on the source website Are the Division still active "now"? The reemergence of the Division poses a rather tricky question: are the Time Lord's secret police still active 'now' (i.e. whatever 'the present' means to a Time Lord like the Doctor) or are they operating from a previous point in time, possibly around the same period when the Fugitive Doctor (Jo Martin) was still their agent? If it's the latter, this wouldn't be the first time that the current Doctor has run into a version of the Division from her past – in Fugitive of the Judoon,…

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The best David Tennant TV shows
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date: 2021-11-19T12:40:49.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: Collections
description: Can't get enough of the fantastic actor? It's time to look back at many of his best TV roles....
encoded: David Tennant is one of the best-loved actors on the small and the big screen with a body of work that goes back several decades, and a range of roles that continue to surprise and delight audiences across genres. Like so many who have taken on the iconic role, in TV terms, David Tennant is known to many for his brilliant portrayal of the tenth Doctor in BBC's flagship Sci-Fi show Doctor Who, a role he played between 2005 and 2010, preceded by Christopher Ecclestone and followed by Matt Smith. However, there is much, much more to David Tennant's exceptional TV career than Doctor Who. From keeping the nation guessing week-in-week-out as lead detective in Chris Chibnall's brilliant Broadchurch on ITV to transforming into the pleasure-seeking Casanova in the BBC's 2005 comedy drama from Russell T Davies, and morphing into Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's Crowley in the TV adaptation of Good Omens to bringing comic book Kilgrave alive in Marvel's Jessica Jones, David Tennant has proven he has great range as an actor and entertained millions on the small screen with his performances. The following are some of our favourite small screen roles that David Tennant has delivered across his career, and details of how to watch them. So if you just can't wait for the next Tennant show to hit your TV screens or streaming service, there's plenty of shows here to go back and explore... Happy viewing...

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Doctor Who: Flux is helping to smash the stigma of food banks
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date: 2021-11-05T12:33:30.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: Sci-fi
subject: TV
subject: Comment
description: John Bishop's new companion Dan helps people in need - and this kind of representation is essential, writes Beth Axford.
encoded: By: Beth Axford Doctor Who returned to our screens with a bang on Sunday 31st October, airing its first episode of a six-part saga subtitled Flux. The series 13 opener also saw a new face join the TARDIS, Liverpudlian Dan Lewis. Played by the brilliant John Bishop, we see Dan giving an unofficial talk at the Museum of Liverpool, before a short scene at a local food bank where he volunteers. The moment is heart-warming, giving us a deep sense of who Dan is; someone who thinks that the point of being alive is to make others happy. It's joked that the main course on offer for users of the food bank are tins of soup, a fact that many in the UK know all too well. The inclusion of a food bank in an episode of Doctor Who reflects a norm for working-class people around the UK – a fact backed up by The Trussell Trust, who gave 2.5 million emergency food parcels to people in crisis from April 2020 to March 2021 across the country. And upon transmission the scene hit home for fans of the show, many of whom have received packages from food banks themselves. Growing up in the late 2000s/early 2010s, my mother and I regularly looked to food banks and their parcels to be able to eat. Bulked out with mostly pasta, tinned goods and biscuits, they were a lifeline throughout a time when meals weren’t easily accessible. However, receiving these always came steeped in shame. Children and adults around us looked down on such a way of life – having to rely on free food packages just to get through. Doctor Who featuring working-class characters such as Rose Tyler had already helped me to see that my mother and I weren’t worth less than anyone else just because we lived in a council house, despite what others thought. It seems that the show has done that again, in a small way, by featuring working-class characters from Liverpool in its new series. The scene in question features Dan handing out boxes of food, adding special Halloween treats to bring smiles to faces. The parcels are handed ou…

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Army of Thieves review: Full of the heart that Army of the Dead lacked
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date: 2021-10-28T14:52:27.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: Movies
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
subject: Review
description: The prequel to Zack Snyder's Netflix zombie movie defies expectations with its fun, lively story.
encoded: By: Simon Button Am I the only Zack Snyder fan who didn’t care for Army of the Dead? The zombie/heist genre hybrid could have been nippy and fun, yet it clocked in at a bum-numbing 148 minutes – a bloated beast of a movie where the plot (about a bunch of mercenaries blasting their way through a zombie-filled Las Vegas to rescue $200 million from a casino vault) was stretched to breaking point and the action ramped up at the expense of anything like wit or satire. Snyder had done zombies before and done them well. His remake of George A. Romero’s seminal Dawn of the Dead was a pleasant surprise, playing as both a tribute to the zombie master and a thrilling update of his themes and tropes. But Army of the Dead bored me to death with its relentless bloodshed and ceaseless gunfire, and the actors (especially Dave Bautista as mission leader Scott Ward) were so wooden it was hard to tell the living from the undead – with one exception. As skilled safecracker Ludwig Dieter, drafted in by Ward to break into the bank’s beautifully complex Götterdämmerung safe, Matthias Schweighöfer was the film’s one bright spot: an enthusiastic, engaging character who enlivened every scene he was in. Schweighöfer is back for the prequel Army of Thieves, which I expected to loathe simply on the basis of its turgid predecessor. Or should that be successor? Snyder’s new self-created franchise gave us its second chapter before the first, while Army of the Dead: Lost Vegas is a forthcoming animated spin-off that promises to fill in the backstories of some of the other characters as well as explaining what caused the zombie outbreak in the first place. There’s also, if Snyder gets his way, likely to be an Army of the Dead 2. But back to Army of Thieves. The prequel I didn’t think I wanted turns out to be a movie I thoroughly enjoyed and an expectations-defier that isn’t another zombie flick but rather a heist drama/action comedy/romance mash-up that’s as lively as Army of the Dead was ultimately…

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Will there be a Maid season 2?
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date: 2021-10-25T13:47:12.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: Everything you need to know about a potential second run of the Netflix hit.
encoded: Since arriving on Netflix at the start of the month, Maid has crept up the streamer's Top 10 list, only trailing behind the likes of South Korean juggernaut Squid Game and the new season of You. Based on Stephanie Land's memoir Maid: Hard Work, Low Pay and a Mother's Will to Survive, the Netflix drama stars Margaret Qualley as Alex, a young mother who escapes an abusive relationship and takes a job as a cleaner to drag her and her daughter out of poverty. With Andie MacDowell – Qualley's real-life mother – playing Alex's mum Paula, and the likes of Nick Robinson, Anika Noni Rose and Billy Burke rounding out the cast, Maid is a powerful limited series that takes its viewers on a rollercoaster of emotions over the course of 10 episodes. But will the drama, executive produced by Margot Robbie, return for a second season? Read on for everything you need to know. *SPOILERS AHEAD FOR SEASON ONE* Will there be a Maid season 2? There's just one season of Maid on Netflix at the moment, with all 10 episodes having landed on the streamer on 1st October. As for whether there'll be another series, Netflix are yet to deliver official word on that front – but read on for more information about a possible season two. Maid on Netflix ending In the final episodes of the series, we see Alex once again embroiled in a legal custody battle with her ex-boyfriend and Maddy's father, Sean. But just as it looks like Alex will be granted custody of Maddy, the court order is thrown out after her mother Paula, who was part of the plan, decides she doesn't want to relocate with them after all. In a final twist, however, just as it seems all is lost in her journey to start a new life, Sean admits to Alex that he is an alcoholic, and he signs over custody of Maddy to her. With this, we also see a change of tune from Paula, and at last it seems like things might look up for Alex. We are left with Maddy on a ferry, sailing off to what is a new, and hopefully better, life. She hopes to start college …

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Maid cast: Full list of actors and characters in the Netflix series
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date: 2021-10-21T13:39:31.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: Your guide to the key characters in the moving Netflix original, and the actors who play them.
encoded: The new drama Maid arrived on Netflix at the start of the month and it has proven to be yet another hit for the streamer. The limited series dramatises the real-life story of Stephanie Land, the author of Maid: Hard Work, Low Pay and a Mother's Will to Survive and all 10 episodes are available to watch now. Margot Robbie is one of the producers on the show that follows Alex, a young mother who takes a job as a cleaner to look after her two-year-old daughter after fleeing her abusive boyfriend. But who plays Alex in Maid on Netflix? Read on for everything you need to know about the cast of Netflix's Maid – here's who is who, from the main characters to its guest stars. Margaret Qualley plays Alex Who is Alex? A 23-year-old mother of a two-year-old Maddy, Alex has been living in an abusive relationship with her boyfriend Sean. No longer willing to tolerate his drinking and violent behaviour, Alex takes Maddy and leaves Sean in the night. But with no money and no-one to turn to, Alex and Maddy soon find themselves without anywhere to live as Alex takes a job as a maid to try to build a new life for her and her daughter. Complicated by her mother's mental health issues, and a fractured relationship with her long-estranged father, Alex finds herself trying to navigate the complex social security system, poor living conditions, poverty and the looming sceptre of Sean and his family as she begins to build a new life. Where have I seen Margaret Qualley before? Margaret Qualley is known to many for her role as Jill Garvey in The Leftovers, the supernatural drama created by Damon Lindelof that starred the likes of Justin Theroux and Liv Tyler. It ran between 2014 and 2017. She has appeared in a number of films including The Nice Guys and Deathnote, but most recently found fame on the big screen for her performance as "Pussycat" in Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, alongside Maid executive producer Margot Robbie. Margaret Qualley is the daughter of fellow acto…

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How many episodes are there in Squid Game?
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date: 2021-10-21T11:45:03.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: Your guide to the episodes and games in the smash hit Netflix series.
encoded: The conversation about Squid Game shows no sign of slowing down as the South Korean drama has taken the world by storm since it was released on 17th September 2021. Now, it sits at the top of the most-watched Netflix shows list, replacing former titleholder, Bridgerton, and it can only be a matter of time before season two is officially announced. As if topping the Netflix charts in almost every country was not enough, the popularity of the show continues to grow as fans trade theories, try to find out more about the cast and even go online to buy Squid Game costumes to don as the Halloween celebrations take place. A show about people who are down on their luck being encouraged to play deadly children's games in order to win a life-changing amount of money, Squid Game follows a pattern that is similar to Battle Royale and The Hunger Games. It's a brutal watch with the tension building as each episode plays. And here is all you need to know about all nine Squid Game episodes. How many episodes are in Squid Game? Squid Game has nine episodes in total. The episodes range from 32 minutes long to 63 minutes long, with most of them at the longer end of that spectrum. All nine episodes of the first and only season of Squid Game were released globally on Netflix on 17th September 2021. What are the names of the episodes in Squid Game? Episode 1. Red Light, Green Light The game begins as the contestants are recruited and they realise the full extent of the danger that they have placed themselves in - and many will go down in the first round. Episode 2. Hell Following a vote, the contestants are back on the outside, but the lure of the games are hard for them to resist... Episode 3. The Man with the Umbrella Back in the game, a challenge involving cookie cutting could spell doom for many of the players. Episode 4. Stick to the Team Alliances are formed as the level of brutality the players are subjected to gets worse when the lights go out. Episode 5. A Fair World The infiltr…

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How many episodes are there of Maid on Netflix?
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date: 2021-10-12T07:33:49.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
subject: On demand
description: Here's what you need to know about the latest big drama from the streaming giant...
encoded: Since it was released on Netflix on 1 October 2021, moving drama, Maid, has become one of the most watched and talked about releases on the streaming platform. Following the story of a mother of a young child who leaves her abusive boyfriend and has to tackle poverty, homelessness and the complex social security system in America just to survive, the show has gained critical and public praise for its sensitive and gritty portrayal of a very difficult situation. Based on the book Maid: Hard Work, Low Pay, and a Mother’s Will to Survive by Stephanie Land, the story has many elements based in true experiences and paints a bleak portrait of the way many in the lowest paid areas of the economy must struggle to survive. The Netflix limited series stars Margaret Qualley in a brilliant lead performance as Alex, with a fantastic supporting cast, including Andie MacDowell, Margaret's own mother, playing Paula, Alex's mother in the show. Such has been the interest in the show, fans are already asking whether or not there will be a Maid season two, but for now, here's what you need to know about the season one episodes... How many episodes are there in Maid? The first season of Maid has ten episodes, all of which became available on Netflix simultaneously on 1 October 2021. The running time of the episodes ranges between 47 minutes and 60 minutes. Maid episodes Episode 1: Dollar Store Written by Molly Smith Metzler. Directed by John Wells Episode 2: Ponies Written by Molly Smith Metzler. Directed by John Wells Episode 3: Sea Glass Written by Marcus Gardley. Directed by Nzingha Stewart Episode 4: Cashmere Written by Bekah Brunstetter. Directed by Nzingha Stewart Episode 5: Thief Written by Colin McKenna. Directed by Lila Neugebauer Episode 6: M Written by Michelle Denise Jackson. Directed by Helen Shaver Episode 7: String Cheese Written by Bekah Brunstetter. Directed by Helen Shaver Episode 8: Bear Hunt Written by Marcus Gardley and Molly Smith Metzler. Directed by Quyen “Q” Tra…

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Why You Should Watch... Selling Sunset
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date: 2021-09-30T14:00:03.000Z
subject: TV
subject: Video
description: Everything you need to know about the Netflix reality show...
encoded: What is Selling Sunset about? If you're searching for the finer things in life like designer shoes, glitzy post-work drinks and forty million dollar homes, you're not alone! But for most of this, this simply isn't a reality... However, for the cast of Selling Sunset, that's just a normal Tuesday. Netflix's reality show follows the Oppenheim Group, a real estate brokers in Los Angeles - and these guys are turning over ten million dollar houses by the hour and always looking for the next best thing. However, Selling Sunset is more than just a show about houses - following a very complex group of friends who have more to say about each other than they do about the homes they are selling. Always dramatic and always glamorous, Selling Sunset is the perfect piece of escapism. What shows is Selling Sunset like? If you like Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Made in Chelsea and The Only Way is Essex, we think you'll like this show.

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Ed Sheeran live 2022: how to get tickets to the Mathematics Tour, dates and venues
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date: 2021-09-25T07:00:00.000Z
creator: Radio Times staff
subject: Going Out
subject: Tickets
subject: TV
description: Everything you need to know about the singer/ songwriter's "+ - = ÷ x Tour"
encoded: Ed Sheeran is without doubt one of the most celebrated and successful solo artists of the modern era with an army of fans across the world, all desperate to see him play live. After an extended period of live music being on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it will be with even more excitement than usual that people welcome the news that Ed Sheeran is going back on the road with the + - = ÷ x Tour. Although it's not immediately obvious how you collectively pronounce the five mathematical symbols that denote the name of the tour (and reflect Ed's album titles) the artist has revealed its to be known as the Mathematics Tour. Since the release of his hugely successful debut album in 2011, "+", which featured hits including The A Team, Lego House and You Need Me, I Don’t Need You - Sheeran has moved from strength to strength in the musical world, supporting huge artists like Taylor Swift and co-producing work with superstars like Pharell Williams. Buy tickets to the Ed Sheeran Mathematics Tour His second album "X" featured hits like Thinking Out Loud, Don’t, Photograph, Afire Love, I’m A Mess and Bloodsteam, once again attracting critical and popular acclaim - and leading to a Grammy nomination for best new artist. After a world tour and a hiatus, Sheeran stormed the charts again in 2017 with "÷" featuring Castle On The Hill, Galway Girl, Shape Of You, Perfect, Happier, Dive, New Man, What Do I Know. A brilliant collaborations album, a huge number of industry awards and an MBE later - Ed is back in October 2021 with his new album "=", and what's more he's going back on the road in 2022 to play the new songs and the very best of his hits so far to the world. The good news is there are a lot of chances to see Ed Sheeran in the UK and Ireland as he plays some of the biggest stadiums next spring and summer. When is the Ed Sheeran Mathematics Tour? Ed Sheeran's UK and Ireland dates on the Mathematics Tour begin on 23rd April 2022 in Dublin with a number of huge high-profile…

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