Maid for TV

Maid for TV

Hosted by Dawn and Sarah. We are your friendly TV critics here to chat about, celebrate and critique all sorts of TV. We're here for the cool, the kitsch, and everything in-between. Our passion is shining a light on stories written and created by women and minority groups in the TV industry. So come on in and join our TV club.

  1. 1d ago

    S3 Ep8: What has the BBC every done for us? Threads, Through the Dragon's Eye, Red Dwarf and more

    Inspired by the BBC’s advertising campaign asking “What has the BBC ever done for me?” Dawn and Sarah put themselves in Romesh Ranganathan’s shoes and ask what has the BBC ever done for them. But first some news. Nicola Coughlan is killing her husband with a leg of lamb, Taskmaster is courting controversy, and Jeremy Vine’s show is under fire. (03:35) So what has the BBC done for us? (12:42) Threads - Dawn’s childhood innocence is destroyed by the infamous 1984 nuclear war drama. (23:53) Through the Dragon’s Eye - Cheap costumes can’t stop Sarah being sucked into the world of linguistic magic. (32:00) French & Saunders - Dawn discovers women on TV can be funny and fat, brilliant and silly. (39:40) Red Dwarf - Sarah discovers her own identity when she finds the joys of grungy British scifi comedy and space bromance (46:40) The House of Elliott - Dawn discovers she actually likes period drama when it’s about fashion and feminism (57:00) Around the World in 80 Days with Michael Palin - the travel documentary is revolutionised by a Python and Sarah realises she’d quite like to stay at home, thanks. (01:02:55) Recommendations of the Month(01:13:05) My Brilliant Career (Netflix) Evolution (BBC 2/iPlayer) Stay connected with us: Maid for TV Instagram: @maidfortv Maid for TV twitter: @maidfortvpod Maid for TV bluesky: @maidfortv.bsky.social Maid for TV email: ⁠⁠maidfortv@gmail.com⁠⁠ Dawn’s Twitter: @DawnGlen2 Sarah’s Twitter: @SarahHamstera Buy your gals a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/maidfortvo⁠

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Hosted by Dawn and Sarah. We are your friendly TV critics here to chat about, celebrate and critique all sorts of TV. We're here for the cool, the kitsch, and everything in-between. Our passion is shining a light on stories written and created by women and minority groups in the TV industry. So come on in and join our TV club.