Must Watch

Especially glimpses into their own lives

I love this podcast. Every week, the three presenters go through the best of British tv, and discuss the latest shows. It comes across as listening to a group of knowledgeable friends, which is my favourite style of podcast, and they all really seem to enjoy each other's company. I laugh about something with every episode. A must if you are looking for something new to watch.

and stop telling us what it is. Talk about what to watch, a tangent about a particular actor (that provides more recommendations) is fine, but stop prattling on about what time you’re broadcasting, unrelated tangents about your own lives and extensive revisiting of past recommendations. Be tighter ….

She’s a brave and powerful woman in misogynistic business. I commend Naga for making it where she has. But she has no business on Must Watch. And I don’t even want her replaced. Just stick to Scott and Hayley. They’re perfectly capable of piloting this craft with Naga causing waves. Naga’s antagonistic and combative qualities may work well in exposing the truth in journalism, but on Must Watch she seems determined to tell Scott and Hayley why they’re wrong, she gets personally offended when they disagree with her, and she relishes her role of telling them what to do. Where has Nahal wasted time with jokes, Naga insists on petty remarks and putting people in place. Why was she selected? Again, she deserves a role more fitting to her talents. I wish her the best, truly. But on Must Watch, I have to put up with her in order to enjoy Scott and Hayley. Such a shame.