Show Notes
What a mix we have this week - a(nother) mockumentary, an unnecessary sequel, a fictional biopic, and an example of incredible drama from a sci-fi franchise.
This week it's a surprise grab bag of television, with no guarantees you'll like any of it. Each show comes with its own baggage that will either form your attraction or be the reason you aren't interested...but for me, each show has something to offer everyone.
Shows covered in this episode:
Cunk on Earth season one (5 eps), starring Diane Morgan, produced by Charlie Brooker - available in full now on Netflix.
Party Down season three (6 eps), starring Ken Marino, Adam Scott, Jane Lynch, Megan Mullally, Martin Starr, and Ryan Hansen - S01/S02 available in full now; S03 drops weekly starting Friday 24 February on Stan.
Last King of the Cross (10 eps), starring Lincoln Younes, Tim Roth, Callan Mulvey, Claude Jabbour, Tess Haubrich, and Matt Nable - first two eps available now, the remainder dropping weekly on Paramount+.
*BEST OF 2022* | Star Wars: Andor season one (12 eps), starring Diego Luna, Stellan Skarsgaard, Genevieve O’Reilly, and Fiona Shaw - S01 available in full now; S02/final season coming in 2024 on Disney+.
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