Screen Babble Episode 58: Waterloo Road, Cheers and our Christmas viewing habits
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We're back for the first show of 2024. We've been watching lots of random TV over Christmas from traditional classic films to modern Christmas wannabes - to mixed reception. Steven tells us about “Ghosts” which has just finished, Kelly watched “Fiddler on the Roof“ amongst other things and Benji brings us up to speed on the controversial “Saltburn.”
On the 'deep dive' Steven has been watching the new series of “Waterloo Road” which, whilst not his usual cup of tea, he is enjoying very much.
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Hide AdBenjii takes us 'back to the future' with a review of “Cheers,” one of the original big hitters of sitcoms, spawner of spin-offs and achiever of one of the biggest TV viewing audiences ever in the US.
A Happy New Year to all our listeners!
How to watch this week’s shows
- Ghosts is available on BBC iPlayer
- Waterloo Road screens on BBC One and BBC iPlayer
- Cheers is available on Paramount+
- Miracle on 34th Street is available to stream or rent through all leading digital services
- Saltburn is available on Prime Video
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Screen Babble is available to download on all podcast platforms, including Apple and Spotify. You can watch Screen Babble on Freeview Channel 276, Shots!
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