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**Table of Contents**
* 40-31 coming soon
* Task
* The Traitors
* Am I Being Unreasonable?
* Gaza: Doctors Under Attack
* Task
* The Traitors
* 40-31 coming soon
**Show Reviews**
* **Am I Being Unreasonable?**: A riot of marital, sexual and social awkwardness (with a side order of murder and betrayal) came courtesy of Daisy May Cooper and Selin Hizli, who have created a worthy successor to Julia Davis's scabrous 2004 sitcom Nighty Night. Cooper stars as Nic, a woman juggling guilt, trauma and parenting catastrophe, still finding time for extramarital hi-jinks and yet somehow remaining deserving of sympathy, mainly because of the cavalcade of monsters around her.
* **Task**: This crime drama starring Mark Ruffalo as gone-to-seed cop Tom Brandis allocated a dangerous new assignment in Philadelphia certainly wasn't for the faint-hearted. But if you could handle the all-pervasive air of impending catastrophe, it was a fine, gritty, twisty procedural centred on stick-up merchants, biker gangs and the grim ramifications of the fentanyl trade.
* **The Traitors**: Before the celebrity version gave us Alan Carr, the third series of normies Traitors delivered Linda, AKA the worst/best traitor to ever roam the castle. Her head-turn when Claudia Winkleman said "traitors" wasn't the only golden moment. Charlotte's fake Welsh accent! Lisa the vicar's bare-faced lie about her job! The shock return of Alexander!
* **Gaza: Doctors Under Attack**: Has Mike Judge ever made a bad show? This is the question it was hard not to ponder while watching this impeccable animated thriller-comedy. The plot? A fungi expert discovers a mysterious mushroom that seems to cure all illness, and ill-advisedly tells his childhood crush Frances – who now works for big pharma.
* **Common Side Effects**: An intense downer, in the best possible way. This crime drama starring Mark Ruffalo as gone-to-seed cop Tom Brandis allocated a dangerous new assignment in Philadelphia certainly wasn't for the faint-hearted.
* **The Traitors (BBC One/iPlayer)**: As a study of human behaviour – of deception, manipulation, self-preservation – it remains captivating. As perhaps the best example of social experiment-style reality TV, it has cemented its place in the cultural firmament.
* **Doctors Under Attack**: The film the BBC couldn't broadcast. Thanks be, then, to Channel 4 for stepping into the breach and airing it – for this was an essential document of our times. Its unsparing look at the targeting of Palestinian medics showed a pattern that has emerged over the past two years at hospitals across Gaza.
* **Am I Being Unreasonable?**: Howlingly funny. This riot of marital, sexual and social awkwardness (with a side order of murder and betrayal) came courtesy of Daisy May Cooper and Selin Hizli, who have created a worthy successor to Julia Davis's scabrous 2004 sitcom Nighty Night.
**Coming Soon**
Stay tuned for the next episode.
**Table of Contents**
* 40-31 coming soon
* Task
* The Traitors
* Am I Being Unreasonable?
* Gaza: Doctors Under Attack
* Task
* The Traitors
* 40-31 coming soon
**Show Reviews**
* **Am I Being Unreasonable?**: A riot of marital, sexual and social awkwardness (with a side order of murder and betrayal) came courtesy of Daisy May Cooper and Selin Hizli, who have created a worthy successor to Julia Davis's scabrous 2004 sitcom Nighty Night. Cooper stars as Nic, a woman juggling guilt, trauma and parenting catastrophe, still finding time for extramarital hi-jinks and yet somehow remaining deserving of sympathy, mainly because of the cavalcade of monsters around her.
* **Task**: This crime drama starring Mark Ruffalo as gone-to-seed cop Tom Brandis allocated a dangerous new assignment in Philadelphia certainly wasn't for the faint-hearted. But if you could handle the all-pervasive air of impending catastrophe, it was a fine, gritty, twisty procedural centred on stick-up merchants, biker gangs and the grim ramifications of the fentanyl trade.
* **The Traitors**: Before the celebrity version gave us Alan Carr, the third series of normies Traitors delivered Linda, AKA the worst/best traitor to ever roam the castle. Her head-turn when Claudia Winkleman said "traitors" wasn't the only golden moment. Charlotte's fake Welsh accent! Lisa the vicar's bare-faced lie about her job! The shock return of Alexander!
* **Gaza: Doctors Under Attack**: Has Mike Judge ever made a bad show? This is the question it was hard not to ponder while watching this impeccable animated thriller-comedy. The plot? A fungi expert discovers a mysterious mushroom that seems to cure all illness, and ill-advisedly tells his childhood crush Frances – who now works for big pharma.
* **Common Side Effects**: An intense downer, in the best possible way. This crime drama starring Mark Ruffalo as gone-to-seed cop Tom Brandis allocated a dangerous new assignment in Philadelphia certainly wasn't for the faint-hearted.
* **The Traitors (BBC One/iPlayer)**: As a study of human behaviour – of deception, manipulation, self-preservation – it remains captivating. As perhaps the best example of social experiment-style reality TV, it has cemented its place in the cultural firmament.
* **Doctors Under Attack**: The film the BBC couldn't broadcast. Thanks be, then, to Channel 4 for stepping into the breach and airing it – for this was an essential document of our times. Its unsparing look at the targeting of Palestinian medics showed a pattern that has emerged over the past two years at hospitals across Gaza.
* **Am I Being Unreasonable?**: Howlingly funny. This riot of marital, sexual and social awkwardness (with a side order of murder and betrayal) came courtesy of Daisy May Cooper and Selin Hizli, who have created a worthy successor to Julia Davis's scabrous 2004 sitcom Nighty Night.
**Coming Soon**
Stay tuned for the next episode.
. Can't even watch a show without knowing that medical staff are in harm's way, it's just too much. And now I have to wait another day for something new to happen... or not happen. It's always something with this world, right? 
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with multiple shows playing in the background:
Task sounds like a gripping procedural, and The Traitors is always entertaining with its social experiment vibes. But I've been missing some quality sitcoms lately... Am I Being Unreasonable? seems hilarious, though! 
Let's get ready for a binge-watching marathon! 
it's like they just threw all these show names together and hoped for the best 
but you know what? it kinda works! The way they jump back and forth between reviews, coming soon, and actual shows is super refreshing. I mean, who needs a boring old linear layout when you can have a good ol' fashioned mess? 
also, can we talk about how cute the show titles are? "Am I Being Unreasonable?" 
and honestly Task is giving me life with mark ruffalo as the gritty cop who's just trying to keep philly safe 
the way the writers wove in all the dark stuff like the fentanyl trade without making it too preachy is straight fire 
i have to say though, the show had me on the edge of my seat from start to finish 
anyway, can't wait for the next episode!!! 
. At least The Traitors is back, though! That show never fails to deliver some good ol' fashioned entertainment and social experiment vibes 
. As someone who's been following the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, it's concerning to see the targeting of Palestinian medics highlighted in this documentary-style series. It brings attention to an important issue that often gets overlooked in mainstream media. I'm curious to see how the show tackles this sensitive topic with accuracy and sensitivity 