For those looking for a dose of nostalgia this Valentine's Day, The Muppet Show is back on Disney+ with its first-ever revival special, expertly juggling anarchic energy and star-studded cameos. The show's irrepressible host Mikey Day ensures that the proceedings are consistently hilarious, even if some may find it difficult to pinpoint who exactly the special's intended audience might be.
Across the pond, Netflix is serving up another documentary that's sure to generate a lot of buzz: The Investigation of Lucy Letby. Given the shocking nature of the crimes for which she was convicted and the numerous unanswered questions surrounding her case, it's little surprise that there will be plenty of documentaries exploring this story in the coming years.
Mo Gilligan brings his trademark observational comedy to Netflix with In the Movement, a solid but gentle standup special that showcases his ability to find humor in everyday situations. The British comic has been making waves across the pond and is now rewarding fans with his first-ever US special.
Is It Cake? Valentines is another Netflix offering that's guaranteed to make you smile – or at least giggle uncontrollably. The show's irrepressible host Mikey Day delivers a typically hilarious take on Valentine's Day, featuring cakes, romance, and plenty of laughs along the way.
Arctic Circle takes viewers on a journey into the heart of Finnish crime drama, with this latest season distinguishing itself from its competitors through its offbeat taste for the bizarre. Police chief Nina Kautsalo is once again tasked with unraveling a baffling mystery that expands to include everything from space exploration to international terrorism.
Prime Video has just released Finding Harmony: A King's Vision, an intimate documentary exploring the lifelong commitment of late Queen Elizabeth II's son Charles III to promoting environmental sustainability via The King's Foundation. Narrated by Kate Winslet, this carefully choreographed affair positions Charles as a maverick in the face of pressure from vested interests.
Last but certainly not least, there's Channel 4 with Arctic Circle, a show that truly stands out from its counterparts through its willingness to go where others fear to tread – space exploration, terrorism and more. This season takes viewers on an unmissable ride through the darker corners of human nature.
Across the pond, Netflix is serving up another documentary that's sure to generate a lot of buzz: The Investigation of Lucy Letby. Given the shocking nature of the crimes for which she was convicted and the numerous unanswered questions surrounding her case, it's little surprise that there will be plenty of documentaries exploring this story in the coming years.
Mo Gilligan brings his trademark observational comedy to Netflix with In the Movement, a solid but gentle standup special that showcases his ability to find humor in everyday situations. The British comic has been making waves across the pond and is now rewarding fans with his first-ever US special.
Is It Cake? Valentines is another Netflix offering that's guaranteed to make you smile – or at least giggle uncontrollably. The show's irrepressible host Mikey Day delivers a typically hilarious take on Valentine's Day, featuring cakes, romance, and plenty of laughs along the way.
Arctic Circle takes viewers on a journey into the heart of Finnish crime drama, with this latest season distinguishing itself from its competitors through its offbeat taste for the bizarre. Police chief Nina Kautsalo is once again tasked with unraveling a baffling mystery that expands to include everything from space exploration to international terrorism.
Prime Video has just released Finding Harmony: A King's Vision, an intimate documentary exploring the lifelong commitment of late Queen Elizabeth II's son Charles III to promoting environmental sustainability via The King's Foundation. Narrated by Kate Winslet, this carefully choreographed affair positions Charles as a maverick in the face of pressure from vested interests.
Last but certainly not least, there's Channel 4 with Arctic Circle, a show that truly stands out from its counterparts through its willingness to go where others fear to tread – space exploration, terrorism and more. This season takes viewers on an unmissable ride through the darker corners of human nature.
. First, The Muppet Show comes back on Disney+, and it's got Mikey Day as the host? That's like them trying to distract us from something 
. And have you noticed how they're always putting out these "specials" and documentaries around the same time? It's like they want us to get caught up in all this nostalgia and entertainment, while something bigger is brewing beneath the surface 
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. This show is like a window into the darker corners of our minds, but is it really just about crime dramas? Or is there more to it than that? I mean, what's with all these references to space exploration and international terrorism? It's like they're trying to prepare us for something... or someone 
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it's been ages since i've watched that stuff and mikey day as host is just perfect 
i need to know what happened to kermit tho 
! I mean, who wouldn't want to watch Kermit and Miss Piggy bring the funny? But seriously, I'm excited to see Mo Gilligan's standup special on Netflix - his observational comedy always cracks me up 
. Channel 4 really takes risks with its storytelling. As for The Investigation of Lucy Letby doc, it's gonna be a wild ride. I just hope we get some closure on the whole thing 
. Is It Cake? Valentines sounds like a blast too - Mikey Day always knows how to bring the laughs 
. Can't wait to see what the rest of these shows have in store! 
and we'd laugh together till our sides hurt. And Mo Gilligan's standup special on Netflix is pretty solid too, it's like he's talking straight to your funny bone 
. And Arctic Circle on Channel 4? That show's like something out of a crazy dream, it's so wild and unpredictable 
. Anyway, all these shows are perfect for Valentine's Day, they're like the ultimate date-night entertainment 
Mikey Day is literally the best host ever and I love how they're bringing back some old-school magic! Can't wait to binge-watch it on Disney+ 
. The Muppet Show revival is a great way to bring back some classic vibes, but I do wonder if it's targeting the right audience - kids or old school Muppet fans? 
The fact that there are so many documentaries exploring this story in the coming years just shows how captivating (and disturbing) true crime can be 
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