Reserve a place on the couch this week as you journey through these fresh TV offerings.
If you’ve spent more time scrolling for something to watch than actually savoring good television, keep this list handy as your go-to guide for this week’s viewing.
Margo’s Got Money Troubles
Based on the brilliant novel by Rufi Thorpe, Margo’s Got Money Troubles starring Elle Fanning follows the story of Margo, a young single mother who turns to Only Fans to make ends meet. The show is also directed by Dearbhla Walsh, the Irish award-winning director behind the likes of Bad Sisters and The Handmaid’s Tale. Episodes are being released periodically throughout the new few weeks, catch it on Apple TV or Prime Video.
Big Mood S2
If you loved season one of Big Mood, season two won’t disappoint. The series returns on Channel 4 with Nicola Coughlan again playing Maggie, a bipolar woman living in London as she navigates life, love and relationships. In this season, Maggie’s friendship with her best friend Eddie is tested as her bipolar returns and throws her world into turmoil. Stream now on Channel4 or Now.
The Dry S3
If you’re looking for something gritty to sink your teeth into, The Dry is an Irish comedy-drama following the attempts of a woman named Shiv Sheridan, played by Roisin Gallagher, to remain sober when she returns to Dublin after years of partying in London. Alongside Roisin, there’s a few other recognsiable faces in there too like Ciarán Hinds and Pom Boyd. Catch it on RTÉ One on Thursdays at 10.15 or catch up on RTÉ Player.
Love on the Spectrum S4
Forty minutes of pure joy per episode, Love on the Spectrum is back with season 4. The show follows the dating lives of young Americans living with autism as they navigate love and romantic relationships. Some well-loved cast members are back to share updates on their relationships such as Madison and Tyler and along with new faces to get to know and love too. Catch the full season on Netflix now.
The Neighbourhood
Graham Norton is taking the helm of a reality series that’s certain to pull us all in. The Neighbourhood is an 11-part reality show where six households live together on a purpose-built street, balancing socialising with backstabbing as each home competes to win £250k. Watch it every Friday on Virgin Media One and UTV at 9pm.
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