I think we all binge watch a bunch of telly during the lockdown and my partner and I did exactly the same. We’re still doing it with, at the time of writing, we have just finished
Suits on Netflix UK (most of you will know it as the show that Meghan Markle was on while she was dating Prince Harry, but it’s a legal drama with a dash of humour, set in a fictional New York City law firm following a college dropout who starts working as law associate, despite never going to law school) and going to start Apple TV+’s
The Morning Show (starring Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon, this follows a popular US breakfast show and what happens when the male host is fired for sexual misconduct and the female co-host of 15 years, tries desperately to stay in her job while sparking an off-air rivalry with her new co-host, a haphazard field reporter who makes very impulsive decisions).
But what did we watch during last year during lockdowns? Well... the Other Half and I had a think and most were crime-related. Should we all be worried about how many crime/thriller like programmes we watched?
Now, before I go any further, we are not talking rewatch. So no
Friends,
Big Bang Theory,
The Good Place and
The Blacklist, nor shows we were continuing with latest series such as
Blindspot,
Great British Bake Off and
Taskmaster. We are talking new shows that my partner and I discovered during last year. (Does that include me discovering
The Great Pottery Throw Down that I discovered late this year one evening?).
