It’s episode 485 of Geektown Radio, and this week Gray is back in the co-host chair as we dive into a packed show full of reboots, renewals, returning dramas and even a little Star Trek gaming twist.
We kick things off with what we’ve been watching, including ITV’s Betrayal, Apple TV’s Loot, BBC’s Dinosaur, the new Hijack, FBI, Death in Paradise, the revived Mock The Week, and a whole lot more. Gray also talks through Netflix’s His & Hers, the buzzy Canadian drama Heated Rivalry, Black Ops, and some reality chaos courtesy of The Traitors Ireland. There’s also wedding and honeymoon prep chat, including what to download for long-haul flights.
On Dave’s side of the list, there’s Marvel’s Wonder Man, Star Trek: Academy, the return of 9-1-1, Watson, and a look at Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown, the new strategy game that lets you rewrite Voyager history. Yes, including the Tuvix decision.
In the news, we break down:
- Netflix cancelling Terminator Zero
- ITV axing The Fortune Hotel
- Renewals for The Assassin, Off Campus, The Real Housewives Of London and more
- FOX’s likely renewals including Doc, Animal Control and Memory Of A Killer
- HBO Max officially launching in the UK and Ireland, and Sky’s huge new bundle deal
- Apple bringing Severance fully in-house
- The Good Omens final chapter getting a May premiere date
- ITV picking up Stephen Amell and Minnie Driver crime drama The Murder Line
Plus, there’s casting news, including:
- Kerry Godliman and Nina Singh leading a female-led Dalziel and Pascoe reimagining
- Danny Dyer, David Morrissey and Motaz Malhees starring in Channel 4’s Iranian Embassy Siege drama The Siege
- David Boreanaz leading an NBC reboot of The Rockford Files
- Stephen Amell stepping into Baywatch as Hobie Buchannon
As always, we round things off with highlights for the week ahead, including The Night Agent, Paradise, The Last Thing He Told Me, Walsh Sisters and more.
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