Screen Babble - You and Me, Years and Years, The Masked Singer and Drive to Survive

You and Me, Years and Years, The Masked Singer and Drive to Survive

02/23/23 • 30 min

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This week the Screen Babble teams share news on their latest watches. Alex tells us about Hello Tomorrow and is still deep into his Luther/Sherlock bonanza. Steven takes us back to one of Robbie Coltrane's last lead roles in National Treasure and Kelly tells us about Netflix film The Swimmers amongst other things.

The deep dive this week comes from Alex. You and Me is the new ITV drama Alex has been hotly anticipating for quite a while but (spoiler alert) is very let-down by. Steven takes us back to the future with Years and Years which Kelly has been watching too - if you've not watched this before, or even if you did when it first came out - hear why you need to watch it again, now.

Finally this week, Nationaworld.com's sports reporter Susanna Really joins us to talk about Netflix's Drive to Survive - it's returning for a fifth series.

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Finally this week, Nationaworld.com's sports reporter Susanna Really joins us to talk about Netflix's Drive to Survive - it's returning for a fifth series.

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Need a recommendation for what to watch this weekend? Look no further. Every Friday Steven Ross, digital trends writer for NationalWorld will take you through the best of TV and streaming in the coming days. This week he tells us about the British Comedy Awards (Friday 17th, Channel 4), A Girl and an Astronaut (Friday 17th, Netflix), Carnival Row (Friday 17th, Amazon Prime), The BAFTAs (Sunday 19th, 7pm, BBC1), Panorama, Ukraine's War Diaries (Tuesday 21st, 9pm, BBC1) and Katie Price's Mucky Mansion (Tuesday 21st, 10pm Channel 4).

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