The TV that raised me -Watching Men Behaving Badly at age...

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I’m Amy, a media enthusiast, writer and late-night thinker. I’ve always had an obsession with TV, radio, random social history facts and ideas; those programs that aired on a random Wednesday November night in the 90’s and somehow become cult classics, artists who leave us craving more music, ideas that pop into your mind just as you’re falling asleep and radio hosts who feel like old friends. Cold Supper is where I dig into pop culture, nostalgia, and creativity, exploring everything from the TV that raised us to the fear of leaving projects unfinished, and the ideas that keep you up at night. Expect deep dives, casual chats, and a lot of thoughts of the past and the future.This episode delves into the TV that raised me; from Men Behaving Badly, to Rosie and Jim, to The Royle Family. I go through the timeline of events and stories to why these shows became an extension of me.

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This episode was published on May 8, 2025.

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I’m Amy, a media enthusiast, writer and late-night thinker. I’ve always had an obsession with TV, radio, random social history facts and ideas; those programs that aired on a random Wednesday November night in the 90’s and somehow become cult...

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