Very strong season as a whole, but the finale was an absolute mess. The reshoots, unearned moments and the pointless inclusion of everything in Wish Workd drag it down a lot. I’ll always love the show, but it truly needs some fresh blood creatively.

I think Nathan misunderstood what a pilot episode is.

On a rewatch, it’s clear that the first time I saw this I was just rehearsing for this rewatch.

Superfan extended episodes.

4 star show as a whole, even if I think the 6 hour time limit format doesn’t work, but anything with Bob Mortimer is an instant 5 star.

Perfect opening third and final third of the season. Middle section went a bit iffy.

Weakest season of the 4, but any Slow Horses is good Slow Horses.

An absolute masterpiece and David Lynch’s magnum opus. All hail Freddie Sykes and his green glove.

Michael Scott Paper Company arc is unmatched (Watching Superfan extended episodes)

Don’t understand the hype for this at all. Outside of the great theme tune, I was bored to tears and it’s been a huge struggle to actually finish it. I can comfortably say this is the only thing Marvel Studios has put out that I actively dislike. I’d genuinely rather watch Secret Invasion again.

Two extremely unlikeable people stole the money from the two loveliest people in the world. Great TV but horrible winners. “What a sad little life Leanne. You ruined my night, completely, so you could have the money, but I hope now you spend it on getting some lessons in grace and decorum because

RIP David Lynch.

Some great moments but nothing actually happened. Felt like it was spinning its wheels.

Starts like a slightly cringy comedy written by an old man trying to cram in as many ‘cancel culture’ buzzwords in, but eventually turns into a powerful drama about turning a blind eye and the damage that can cause, all with a career best performance for Karen Gillan.

I was a little underwhelmed. A lot of set up for some cool nods, but not very exciting payoff. It was great to see it in the cinema with other Doctor Who fans, and I definitely enjoyed the episode, but it’s easily my least favourite RTD finale.

Now that’s how you do it! The time window scene went on a bit, but everything else was perfect… and that ending. Praise the gods!

Very strong final series and a beautiful, meta episode to end it all on. Can’t wait to see the first series of Plodding On!

Very entertaining but never quite got going.

Yorkshire! Yorkshire! Yorkshire!

Great performance from Ncuti at the end, just a shame it was trapped in a bad episode of Black Mirror that totally missed the mark. It’s an episode full of infuriating, unlikeable characters, it suffers from slow set-up and a rushed ending, as as a whole it too ambitious for its own good, so just e

What a stunning episode. An instant classic and very reminiscent of Turn Left. Not sure it made much sense by the end, but it’s excellent TV and Millie Gibson is shaping up to be an all timer companion.

Dog eating and the wedding episode are 2 of the best episodes of TV ever made.

Much more flawed than I remembered and you can feel that it suffered as a result of the writers strike. However, it still has some of the best episodes of the entire show, especially The Constant.

Some are great (Walt held captive and all the dead animals outside his room), some are awful (Jack chatting to his dad about a watch) and some, but all are fine little snippets of bonus Lost. I remember trying to find these online back in 2007 when they were exclusive to some US phone networks websi