078: Is it too Early for Sherry?

Welcome to our end of February show. It might be the shortest month, yet paradoxically it has the biggest show. So big in fact that we have had to split it in two! We could have edited some of the content out, but if we did that we would have to put up with another Jeff rant as to how he was being censored. This seems a good compromise, and as an added bonus, if you have to self isolate in the weeks ahead, well, you now have plenty to listen to. In fact if you are sealed in, then the first item on the show is essential. Dec’s guide to streaming (carry on streaming) returns. There are some excellent shows on here, although Jeff cannot let his love of Gavin and Stacey go! Yes we know it was the biggest hit on TV over Christmas, now move on. Dec, like Graham and Neil, ignores Jeff and provides some series well worth streaming, especially if you unexpectedly find yourself all alone for a couple of weeks. By the way, if you want to get tips on how to survive alone, send your questions to us and we will ask our resident expert Neil. Back to the show. We have some in-depth reviews on this show, including The Personal History Of David Copperfield and Parasite. Check out also Darren’s Dash, as Darren clearly takes this film watching far more seriously than the rest of the team do. After the reviews we say hello again to Emma. Emma will be with us every other months to tell us about the films she is looking forward to seeing in the cinema. This new section is called Emma’s Picks. Emma has her finger on the pulse far more than we do, and she has come up with some excellent recommendations. To find out what they are you will have to listen to the show. That’s it for part one of the end of month show. Check back in tomorrow for the rest of the reviews show. Enjoy.