Love Island & Casa Amor, Better, Luther, Sherlock and Mindhunter

02/16/23 • 31 min

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The Screen Babble team are back once again to keep you right on the road to viewing pleasure. This week we chat about the various things we've been watching including Black Mirror, Luther, Sherlock and The Brits. In the 'deep dive' this week Alex tells us all about new BBC1 crime drama 'Gold'. Steven takes us back a few years to another crime drama based on real events called Mindhunter which you can view on Netflix. We also welcome back our Love Island correspondent Heather Carrick to tell us all about the shenanigans in the Love Island villa and more importantly Casa Amor!

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