British tv shows

The Great British Baking Show

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Lesley Manville and Tim McMullan return in Moonflower Murders as editor turned sleuth Susan Ryeland and world-famous fictional detective Atticus Pünd.

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I’ve been reading some incredibly thoughtful and zoom-out-and-look-at-the-entire-human-race-from-the-perspective-of-an-alien articles on other blogs recently, and they forced me to re-think s…

Bumders, bus wankers, and Lego.

Only Fools and Horses. Del Boy Trotter, his brother Rodney and their Uncle Albert want to get rich. In fact, that's Del Boy's mantra: "This time next year, we'll be millionaires," he says frequently. The trouble is, their get-rich schemes usually involve the sale of dodgy goods, and almost always backfire.

Derry Girls finally came to an end on Wednesday night with a special extended episode that...

The Young Ones, BBC2, 1984

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Did you know the Mucklowe cousins are real-life siblings? And they've got other family members dotted among the show's cast too...

If you only watch British TV, you may not find Hulu to be the most cost effective streaming service for you (though they do have some good ones, especially

Nessa from Gavin and Stacey

Love British period dramas? This list of period dramas set in the 60s might be to your liking. Shows like Endeavour, The Crown, and Call the Midwife were set in the decade. #british #1960s #costumedramas

The inbetweeners

These are the best foreign TV shows you're not watching, but definitely should be, and where to screen them.

The TV show – which tells the tale of school boys Will, Simon, Neil and Jay and their escapades – will be making a comeback after the success of a big-screen instalment, but James Buckley, who plays Jay, has suggested that one of the characters may be killed off.