a million little tv shows podcast by Michael Ginbey

We shift gears into the neon-lit, anxiety-fueled world of Physical. Covering Episodes 1–3, we meet Sheila Rubin — a woman unraveling internally while projecting control externally — as she discovers aerobics as both an escape and an obsession. We unpack the show’s biting inner monologue, its unflinching look at body image and self-worth, and how it captures the suffocating pressure of 1980s expectations. It’s uncomfortable, darkly funny, and surprisingly gripping from the jump.

Season 13 kicks off with our return to Bates Motel, and right away, Season 2 wastes no time tightening the psychological screws. In Episodes 1–3, Norman’s blackouts grow more alarming, Norma’s grip on reality (and her son) gets even tighter, and White Pine Bay continues to prove it’s hiding more than its fair share of secrets. We dig into how the show escalates its tension without losing its emotional core, the unsettling co-dependency at the heart of the Bates relationship, and the way dread quietly builds in every scene. It’s a slow burn that’s starting to feel like it could erupt at any moment.

Even A Million Little TV Shows leave a million little bloopers. In this special bonus episode, I'm pulling back the curtain and sharing the moments that didn’t quite make the cut—flubbed lines, tangents that went nowhere, and laughs that went everywhere. It’s messy, it’s unpolished, and it’s a whole lot of fun. Think of it as the director’s blooper reel… but for your ears.

Season 12 closes with the second half of Around the World in 80 Days. In Episodes 5–8, the race against time intensifies as Fogg’s journey hits its most dangerous and emotional turns. We discuss the show’s sense of adventure, the evolving friendships between the trio, and whether the wager — and the journey itself — were worth the cost.

We finish Season 2 of Friends from College with Episodes 5–8, where lingering resentment, romantic complications, and long-standing grudges finally reach a boiling point. We unpack the awkward humor, the emotional reckonings, and whether this group is actually capable of growing up.

This week we embark on a globe-spanning adventure with Around the World in 80 Days. Covering Episodes 1–4, we follow Phileas Fogg, Passepartout, and Abigail Fix as their impossible wager kicks off. We talk about the charm, the travel spectacle, and how this adaptation updates a classic adventure tale for modern audiences.

We wrap up Season 1 of Bates Motel with Episodes 8–10, where the cracks in Norman’s psyche become impossible to ignore. As tensions explode and secrets come to light, we discuss the season’s biggest reveals, Norma’s desperate attempts to protect her son, and how the show lays the groundwork for the tragedy we know is coming.

The Harvard crew is back — and they’re still a disaster. In Episodes 1–4 of Friends from College Season 2, relationships are strained, awkward reunions abound, and the group tries (with mixed success) to act like functioning adults. We break down the cringe comedy, emotional fallout, and why these friendships are both infuriating and fascinating.

With Episodes 4–7, Bates Motel deepens the tension. Norman’s mental state becomes harder to ignore, Norma’s past begins to surface, and the town’s own dark underbelly creeps into the story. We talk about the show’s psychological horror elements and how it builds dread while still grounding everything in family drama.

The drama escalates in Episodes 5–8 of The Hunting Wives as relationships fracture and secrets start coming to light. We dig into the shifting alliances, the increasingly dangerous games the group is playing, and the addictive blend of mystery and messy human behavior that keeps this story moving.

We begin our trip to Bates Motel with Season 1, Episodes 1–3. Norman and Norma Bates arrive in White Pine Bay hoping for a fresh start, but it quickly becomes clear this town — and this mother-son relationship — isn’t exactly normal. We unpack the eerie tone, the early seeds of Norman’s unraveling, and the show’s modern take on a classic horror legacy.

Things get messy in East Texas as we dive into The Hunting Wives. Episodes 1–4 introduce us to a world of wealth, secrets, and reckless behavior where one newcomer gets pulled into a magnetic — and potentially dangerous — social circle. We break down the intrigue, the shifting loyalties, and the addictive chaos of this scandal-soaked drama.

We close out Bonfire of Destiny with Episodes 5–8, where secrets unravel, identities are tested, and the consequences of the bazaar fire ripple through Parisian society. From revenge plots to reinvention, we explore how the series balances melodrama with genuine character journeys — and whether justice truly arrives for the women at the center of the story.

Returning to Thornfield, we continue Alice’s story with Episodes 4–7 of The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart. As Alice grows into adulthood, the past refuses to stay buried. We talk about the show’s emotional weight, the complicated bonds between women, and how the symbolism of flowers becomes a powerful tool for telling stories that words can’t.

This week we travel to 1897 Paris for Bonfire of Destiny. In Episodes 1–4, a devastating charity bazaar fire upends the lives of three women from very different worlds. We unpack the historical drama, the tangled web of lies and survival that follows the tragedy, and how the show blends romance, intrigue, and social commentary.

Season 12 begins with the haunting opening chapters of The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart. Covering Episodes 1–3, we dive into Alice’s traumatic childhood, the mysterious flower farm run by her formidable grandmother, and the emotional language of Australian native flowers. It’s a quiet but powerful start to a story about survival, family secrets, and the ways trauma echoes across generations.

Even A Million Little TV Shows leave a million little bloopers. In this special bonus episode, I'm pulling back the curtain and sharing the moments that didn’t quite make the cut—flubbed lines, tangents that went nowhere, and laughs that went everywhere. It’s messy, it’s unpolished, and it’s a whole lot of fun. Think of it as the director’s blooper reel… but for your ears.

We close out Season 2 of Mindhunter with Episodes 7–9 — and the end of the Atlanta Child Murders arc. Tensions boil over as political pressure mounts, and the case’s lack of closure hits hard. We explore the emotional cost of profiling and whether justice always has a face.

The final stretch of Loudermilk Season 3 sends Sam on tour — physically and emotionally. As the group fractures and reconnects, we unpack what closure (or lack thereof) looks like in a show that thrives on unresolved people. Bittersweet, biting, and better than ever.

As the Atlanta investigation intensifies, Mindhunter Episodes 4–6 dive deeper into institutional dysfunction, media scrutiny, and the BSU’s fragile alliances. We explore the balancing act between empathy and ego — and how true crime storytelling collides with historical weight.

In Episodes 4–7 of Loudermilk Season 3, the band gets back together — literally — and emotional truths start slipping out between sarcastic barbs. We break down Sam’s stumbles toward self-awareness, group member breakthroughs, and why this show continues to be a hidden gem.

Season 2 of Mindhunter opens with the FBI’s Behavioural Science Unit expanding — and so do the stakes. In Episodes 1–3, we unpack the real-life Atlanta Child Murders arc, institutional resistance, and Holden’s continued battle between logic and obsession. New season, same haunting tension.

Sam Loudermilk is back — still grumpy, still sober (barely), and still surrounded by chaos. In Loudermilk Season 3, Episodes 1–3, we catch up with the support group, new life dynamics, and Sam's reluctant slide into growth. It’s as sharp-tongued and unexpectedly warm as ever.

Episodes 5–8 of Dying for Sex bring Molly’s journey to a deeply moving close. As the podcast shifts from pleasure-seeking to reflection, we discuss mortality, friendship, and how storytelling can be both cathartic and celebratory. This is about more than sex — it’s about living fully, even while dying.

We wrap up Miracle Workers: End Times with Episodes 8–10, where everything explodes — literally and emotionally. With big character moments, surprising growth, and one final dust cloud of chaos, the show ends its apocalypse arc on a note that’s part satire, part sincerity, and all heart.

In our first look at Dying for Sex, we follow the real-life story of Molly — diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer — as she embarks on a bold, unexpected sexual awakening. Covering Episodes 1–4, we talk about friendship, agency, and the empowering messiness of taking control when life feels out of control. It’s vulnerable, funny, and unlike anything we’ve covered before.

Episodes 4–7 of Miracle Workers: End Times go full throttle with road rage, romantic tension, and Steve Buscemi’s increasingly unstable cult. We break down the growing stakes, unexpected tenderness, and just how hard this show commits to its weirdness. The apocalypse never looked so emotionally messy.

We finish unravelling Kaleidoscope with Episodes Violet, Orange, Red, and Blue — the emotional backstory, the big day, and the brutal aftermath. With each episode adding (or shifting) meaning, we debate what worked, what didn’t, and whether the experiment paid off. Was the heist ever really the point?

Season 4 of Miracle Workers drops us into a Mad Max wasteland with Daniel Radcliffe in a mullet, Geraldine Viswanathan running scams, and Steve Buscemi vibing as a doomsday cult leader. In Episodes 1–3, we explore the hilarious (and shockingly heartfelt) setup of the show’s post-apocalyptic romp. Survival has never been this weird — or this funny.

We kick off Season 11 by diving into the non-linear chaos of Kaleidoscope. In this first half (Green, Yellow, Pink, and White), we piece together the fractured timeline of Giancarlo Esposito’s high-stakes heist and start mapping out the motivations, betrayals, and bold color-coded storytelling. Which order did you watch it in — and does it even matter? We try to make sense of the puzzle and ask: is the format genius, or just gimmick?

Even A Million Little TV Shows leave a million little bloopers. In this special bonus episode, I'm pulling back the curtain and sharing the moments that didn’t quite make the cut—flubbed lines, tangents that went nowhere, and laughs that went everywhere. It’s messy, it’s unpolished, and it’s a whole lot of fun. Think of it as the director’s blooper reel… but for your ears.

In this episode of A Million Little TV Shows, we reach the final stretch of Miracle Workers: Oregon Trail with Episodes 8 through 10 — and the journey ends with a bang, a wedding (sort of), and a whole lot of metaphysical chaos. As the group nears Boomtown, everyone faces the big questions: Who are we without the trail? What does a fresh start look like? And can you really outrun your past when it's chasing you in a saloon brawl? We break down the heartfelt (and hilarious) finale arc, explore how the show sneakily delivers emotional payoff under layers of absurdity, and celebrate the balance Miracle Workers strikes between parody and pathos. Giddy-up — it’s the end of the trail.

On this episode of A Million Little TV Shows, we close out Loudermilk Season 2 with Episodes 8 through 10 — and things get real. As Sam’s past barrels back into the present, the group faces their toughest challenges yet, and everyone is forced to confront what "rock bottom" really looks like. From deeply awkward reunions to raw, redemptive moments, these final episodes pack emotional weight beneath the show’s deadpan exterior. We unpack the season’s payoff, the unresolved tension, and why Loudermilk proves (once again) that recovery is never a straight line — but it can still be funny as hell.

On this week’s A Million Little TV Shows, we ride deeper into the absurdity of Miracle Workers: Oregon Trail with Episodes 4 through 7 — and the trail just keeps getting weirder. As the gang faces everything from deadly dances and fake medicine to midlife meltdowns and haunted outhouses, the satire sharpens and the stakes (surprisingly) rise. We unpack Reverend Ezekiel’s slow moral unraveling, Benny’s questionable leadership, and Prudence’s growing rebellion against the “good girl” life she left behind. It’s frontier nonsense at its finest — ridiculous, heartfelt, and somehow still touching. Saddle up, it’s a bumpy (and hilarious) ride to the finish line.

In this episode of A Million Little TV Shows, we dive into the heart of Loudermilk Season 2 with Episodes 4 through 7 — where growth is messy, relapses are real, and sarcasm is still a love language. Sam faces his own emotional blind spots while trying to wrangle a group of misfits who are just barely keeping it together. From unexpected house guests to painfully honest breakthroughs, the show balances sharp humour with genuine vulnerability. We unpack the character arcs, those awkwardly beautiful moments of connection, and how Loudermilk continues to surprise us by being way more profound than it has any right to be.

This week on A Million Little TV Shows, we saddle up for Miracle Workers: Oregon Trail — covering Season 3, Episodes 1 through 3. The anthology returns with a dusty, deliriously absurd take on frontier life, as Daniel Radcliffe plays a hilariously out-of-his-depth reverend, and Steve Buscemi steals scenes as a trash-talking outlaw turned "sanitation entrepreneur." We break down the show’s uniquely chaotic blend of slapstick, satire, and heartfelt weirdness, plus the historical(ish) antics that make this version of the Oregon Trail a comedic fever dream. Snakebites, spiritual crises, and fart jokes — this is prestige TV, pioneer-style.

On this episode of A Million Little TV Shows, we wrap up our coverage of Friends from College Season 1 with Episodes 5 through 8 — and things go off the rails. The lies are catching up, the tension is boiling over, and somehow… there's still time for a wildly inappropriate puppet show. We break down the emotional fallout, the imploding relationships, and that chaotic finale that leaves us wondering: Can any of these friendships survive? Should they? Join us as we dissect the drama, debate the show’s tonal tightrope walk, and ask ourselves the ultimate question — is this emotional carnage fun to watch, or just painfully relatable?Title:

This week on A Million Little TV Shows, we’re catching up with everyone’s favourite grumpy truth-teller in Loudermilk Season 2, Episodes 1 through 3. Sam’s trying to keep it together — running his support group, dodging his past, and maybe (just maybe) getting his life in order. But with new group members, old habits, and his ever-growing list of personal hang-ups, progress is anything but linear. We break down the sharp writing, the offbeat charm of the ensemble cast, and how the show walks the line between heartfelt and hilariously abrasive. Come for the dry wit, stay for the emotional gut punches.Title:

This week on A Million Little TV Shows, we’re diving headfirst into the messy, hilarious, and painfully awkward world of Friends from College — covering Season 1, Episodes 1 through 4. Old flames, bad decisions, and even worse group dynamics set the tone as a tight-knit crew of Harvard alums reunites in New York and promptly remind us why nostalgia and adulthood don’t always mix. We unpack the tangled web of affairs, secret feelings, and wine-fueled disasters, asking the real questions: Is anyone here actually friends? Is this show a comedy, a tragedy, or both? And why can’t Ethan just make better choices? Tune in as we laugh, cringe, and maybe rage-spiral a little along the way.Title:

In this week’s episode of A Million Little TV Shows, we dive deep into the haunting final chapters of Mindhunter Season 1. Join us as we unpack the psychological tension, crumbling relationships, and chilling confrontations that define Episodes 8 through 10.

As Inside No. 9 charges into its final season’s home stretch, Episodes 4 through 6 continue to deliver genre-bending surprises, emotional jolts, and that uniquely melancholic undercurrent we’ve come to expect.

The deeper we go, the darker it gets. In Episodes 4 through 7 of Mindhunter, Holden and Bill’s little “experiment” starts picking up momentum—and picking apart their lives in the process.

We’re in the final act. Inside No. 9 ushers us into its last season, and the opening trio of episodes delivers the same uncanny mix of humour, horror, and that stubborn, lingering dread we love.

We’re kicking off a brand-new season of A Million Little TV Shows Podcast with a deep dive into the shadowy world of Mindhunter—and trust us, it’s not light viewing.

Even A Million Little TV Shows leave a million little bloopers. In this special bonus episode, I'm pulling back the curtain and sharing the moments that didn’t quite make the cut—flubbed lines, tangents that went nowhere, and laughs that went everywhere. It’s messy, it’s unpolished, and it’s a whole lot of fun. Think of it as the director’s blooper reel… but for your ears.

Just when we thought we knew how to watch Inside No. 9, Season 8 yanks the rug out again. In Episodes 4 through 6, the show swings between brutal, hilarious, and quietly heartbreaking—with twists that hit like emotional sucker punches.

Whew. Episodes 5 through 8 of Sharp Objects are a slow, spiraling descent into something weirder, sadder, and way more disturbing than your standard whodunnit. And now that we’ve reached the end—we need a moment. Or several.

Well… that’s it. The final episodes of Kevin Can F**k Himself bring the story home—and it’s not the sitcom ending anyone was expecting (thank God).

We’re back in the twisted world of Inside No. 9, and Season 8 wastes no time messing with our heads—in the best way. Episodes 1 through 3 give us murder mysteries, theatrical illusions, and that signature blend of dark humor and emotional gut punches.

On the surface, Saint X looks like another sun-soaked paradise thriller. But by Episodes 1 through 4, it’s clear: this story has layers—and none of them are relaxing.

Okay… so this isn’t your average murder mystery. In Episodes 1 through 4 of Sharp Objects, we’re dropped into a world that’s haunting, humid, and hiding more than it tells. Camille (played to absolute perfection by Amy Adams) returns to Wind Gap, and let’s just say: nothing about this homecoming feels warm.

Kevin Can F**k Himself Season 2: Episodes 1–4 – Can You Ever Really Escape the Sitcom?

⚠️ Spoiler Alert: We're covering Ginny & Georgia Season 3, Episodes 8 through 10. If you're not ready for finale-level spoilers, emotional chaos, and major plot reveals… hit pause now. You’ve been warned!

We made it to the end of Zero Day—and it did not go where we thought it would. In Episodes 5 through 8, the show peels back the last layers of the conspiracy, and let’s just say: trust is officially broken.

⚠️ Spoiler Alert: We’re talking all about Ginny & Georgia Season 3, Episodes 4 through 7. Major plot twists, emotional moments, and relationship shakeups ahead—so if you're not caught up, you know what to do!

We’re diving deep into the first four episodes of Netflix’s Zero Day, and—wow—there’s a lot to unpack. Robert De Niro as a former president? Sign us up. But is he the hero, the villain, or something way messier?

Spoiler Alert: This episode discusses major plot points from Season 3, Episodes 1–3 of Ginny & Georgia. If you haven’t caught up yet, hit pause and come back when you're ready to spiral with us. You’ve been warned!

On today's final episode of Season 8 we are going to be covering something brand new and something that I have not even watched, recommended by a friend of the podcast (and in real life). I'll be covering a comedy drama about a cynical, alcoholic who runs a support group while struggling with his own flaws. With a blend of dark humour and heartfelt moments on addiction and redemption. Welcome to Loudermilk. Season 1 Episodes 8-10

For Season 8, we have continuing with this very short series, Criminal UK. This show is brilliantly acted and set in and around an interrogation room. A small intimate cast with guests for each episode, including Sophie Okonedo and Kit Harrington. Intense and interesting with very dark stories. Definitely worth checking out.

Today we are going to be covering something brand new and something that I have not even watched, recommended by a friend of the podcast (and in real life). I'll be covering a comedy drama about a cynical, alcoholic who runs a support group while struggling with his own flaws. With a blend of dark humour and heartfelt moments on addiction and redemption. Welcome to Loudermilk. Season 1 Episodes 4-7

Very excited getting into the final season and episodes of this series from 2017. At the time, I feel it was a bit of a sleeper hit, but deserved a lot more love for the dry humour and the take on the classic Zombie trope. Drew Barrymore, Timothy Olyphant and Liv Hewson were a joy to watch in this and seemed to be underrated. So for Season 8 Ep 8 of A Million Little TV Shows Podcast, I will be covering Santa Clarita Diet Season 3 Episode 8-10.

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Very excited getting into the final season of this series from 2017. At the time, I feel it was a bit of a sleeper hit, but deserved a lot more love for the dry humour and the take on the classic Zombie trope. Drew Barrymore, Timothy Olyphant and Liv Hewson were a joy to watch in this and seemed to be underrated. So for Season 8 Ep 8 of A Million Little TV Shows Podcast, I will be covering Santa Clarita Diet Season 3 Episode 4-7.

Today we are finishing our coverage of the world around The Silence of the Lambs but instead for focussing on Hannibal, we're going to be discussing Clarice Season 1 Episodes 11 to 13. Based around the character of Clarice Starling, we find out what happened after the Lambs stopped screaming.

Very excited getting into the final season of this series from 2017. At the time, I feel it was a bit of a sleeper hit, but deserved a lot more love for the dry humour and the take on the classic Zombie trope. Drew Barrymore, Timothy Olyphant and Liv Hewson were a joy to watch in this and seemed to be underrated. So for Season 8 Ep 6 of A Million Little TV Shows Podcast, I will be covering Santa Clarita Diet Season 3 Episode 1-3.

Today we are continuing our coverage of the world around The Silence of the Lambs but instead for focussing on Hannibal, we're going to be discussing Clarice Season 1 Episodes 7 to 10. Based around the character of Clarice Starling, we find out what happened after the Lambs stopped screaming.

In Season 8 Episode 4 to give a break from the heavy subjects of Hannibal and we'll talk about British Dark Comedy Inside No 9 Season 7 Episodes 4-6. This is a show by the guys from A League of Gentlemen with plenty of special guests and dark undertones. A show very close to my heart.

Today we are continuing our coverage of the world around The Silence of the Lambs but instead for focussing on Hannibal, we're going to be discussing Clarice Season 1 Episodes 4 to 6. Based around the character of Clarice Starling, we find out what happened after the Lambs stopped screaming.

In Season 8 Episode 2 to give a break from the heavy subjects of Hannibal and we'll talk about British Dark Comedy Inside No 9 Season 7 Episodes 1-3. This is a show by the guys from A League of Gentlemen with plenty of special guests and dark undertones. A show very close to my heart.

Today we are continuing our coverage of the world around The Silence of the Lambs but instead for focussing on Hannibal, we're going to be discussing Clarice Season 1 Episodes 1 to 3. Based around the character of Clarice Starling, we find out what happened after the Lambs stopped screaming.

This excellent horror/comedy starring Comedian Michelle De Swarte is the story of a selfish woman who changes her ways after a baby falls into her life. However, the child isn't what is expected. This episode covers the first 4 episodes of the miniseries of this British show.

Wrapping up the tale of two strangers meet at very difficult times of their lives and being to unravel the truth and grieve together, when they begin to see their more connected than they thought. With moments of comedy and beauty, this emotional and sweet show is why I enjoy this podcast so much. It tugs at the heart strings and proves that sometimes comfort can come from the strangest of places. Today we cover episodes 4 to 6.

This excellent horror/comedy starring Comedian Michelle De Swarte is the story of a selfish woman who changes her ways after a baby falls into her life. However, the child isn't what is expected. This episode covers the first 4 episodes of the miniseries of this British show.

Two strangers meet at very difficult times of their lives and being to unravel the truth and grieve together, when they begin to see their more connected than they thought. With moments of comedy and beauty, this emotional and sweet show is why I enjoy this podcast so much. It tugs at the heart strings and proves that sometimes comfort can come from the strangest of places.

Today, I'll be concluding this intense, high speed drama. When a UK night train, from Glasgow to London, is hacked with passengers on board. The Cyber security team in London and a former police officer on board need to come together to stop it from causing untold mayhem. This is a very recent show but I thought it needed highlighting.

Years after her daughters death, Stella is contacted by the Killer from prison. He tells her, he has information and Stella must head down a rabbit hole to find out the truth. Today, I'll be covering this British miniseries, and the mysteries within. Excellent premise and cast make this a gripping and emotional drama.

Today, I'll be covering this intense, high speed drama. When a UK night train, from Glasgow to London, is hacked with passengers on board. The Cyber security team in London and a former police officer on board need to come together to stop it from causing untold mayhem. This is a very recent show but I thought it needed highlighting.

Heading back to Massachusetts for the final time this season of this show, which has been commissioned for another 2 seasons and has a brilliant and inclusive cast. Fun and dark in equal measures but beautifully put together, a story about a Mother (Georgia) and her Daughter (Ginny) as they move across the country to start a new life, but the past is never far behind. This episode focuses on Season 2 Episodes 8-10. Title:

Today we are going back into the world of Hannibal, for the last time (but hopefully not the final time) to discuss Season 3 Episodes 10 to 13. This was another show that I wanted to talk about. It is based in the world of Silence of the Lambs, it's one of the shows that doesn't get enough love even though it's beautifully shot, well acted and incredibly well paced. Please come with me as we continue the journey, and I hope you join me again. As always it will be real and from the heart.

Heading back to Massachusetts for this show which has been commissioned for another 2 seasons and has a brilliant and inclusive cast. Fun and dark in equal measures but beautifully put together, a story about a Mother (Georgia) and her Daughter (Ginny) as they move across the country to start a new life, but the past is never far behind. This episode focuses on Season 2 Episodes 4-7. Title:

Today we are going back into the world of Hannibal to discuss Season 3 Episodes 5 to 9. This was another show that I wanted to talk about. It is based in the world of Silence of the Lambs, it's one of the shows that doesn't get enough love even though it's beautifully shot, well acted and incredibly well paced. Please come with me as we continue the journey, and I hope you join me again. As always it will be real and from the heart.

Heading back to Massachusetts for this show which has been commissioned for another 2 seasons and has a brilliant and inclusive cast. Fun and dark in equal measures but beautifully put together, a story about a Mother (Georgia) and her Daughter (Ginny) as they move across the country to start a new life, but the past is never far behind. This episode focuses on Season 2 Episodes 1-3.

Today we are heading back to Baltimore and going back into the world of Hannibal to discuss the 3rd and final season Episodes 1 to 4. This was another show that I wanted to talk about. It is based in the world of Silence of the Lambs, it's one of the shows that doesn't get enough love even though it's beautifully shot, well acted and incredibly well paced. Please come with me as we continue the journey, and I hope you join me again. As always it will be real and from the heart.

Very excited about this series from 2017. At the time, I feel it was a bit of a sleeper hit, but deserved a lot more love for the dry humour and the take on the classic Zombie trope. Drew Barrymore, Timothy Olyphant and Liv Hewson were a joy to watch in this and seemed to be underrated. So for Season 6 Ep 13 of A Million Little TV Shows Podcast, I will be covering Santa Clarita Diet Season 2 Episode 8-10.

For Season 6, we have a something new in a very short series, Criminal UK. This show is brilliantly acted and set in and around an interrogation room. A small intimate cast with guests for each episode, including David Tennant and Hayley Atwell. Intense and interesting with very dark stories. Definitely worth checking out.

Very excited about this series from 2017. At the time, I feel it was a bit of a sleeper hit, but deserved a lot more love for the dry humour and the take on the classic Zombie trope. Drew Barrymore, Timothy Olyphant and Liv Hewson were a joy to watch in this and seemed to be underrated. So for Season 6 Ep 11 of A Million Little TV Shows Podcast, I will be covering Santa Clarita Diet Season 2 Episode 4-7.

Today we head into the National Treasure Franchise for the finale of the 1st and (currently) only season of National Treasure Edge of History. This adventurous tale follows Jess while she searches for a treasure, in the style of Ben Gates, to help her family legacy but comes up against the formidable Billie. This Episode covers Season 1 Episodes 8-10.

Very excited about this series from 2017. At the time, I feel it was a bit of a sleeper hit, but deserved a lot more love for the dry humour and the take on the classic Zombie trope. Drew Barrymore, Timothy Olyphant and Liv Hewson were a joy to watch in this and seemed to be underrated. So for Season 6 Ep 9 of A Million Little TV Shows Podcast, I will be covering Santa Clarita Diet Season 2 Episode 1-3.

Today we head into the National Treasure Franchise with the 1st and (currently) only season of National Treasure Edge of History. This adventurous tale follows Jess while she searches for a treasure, in the style of Ben Gates, to help her family legacy but comes up against the formidable Billie. This Episode covers Season 1 Episodes 4-7.

Today we talk about an intriguing legal case that once released rocked the British Postal System. This was talked about throughout the media as one of the biggest scandals for a part of the British backbone to be caught up in. This episode covers the full 4 episodes of this mini series.

Today we head into the National Treasure Franchise with the 1st and (currently) only season of National Treasure Edge of History. This adventurous tale follows Jess while she searches for a treasure, in the style of Ben Gates, to help her family legacy but comes up against the formidable Billie. This Episode covers Season 1 Episodes 1-3.

Today we are going back into the world of Hannibal to discuss Season 2 Episodes 10 to 13. This was another show that I wanted to talk about. It is based in the world of Silence of the Lambs, it's one of the shows that doesn't get enough love even though it's beautifully shot, well acted and incredibly well paced. Please come with me as we continue the journey, and I hope you join me again. As always it will be real and from the heart.

In Season 6 Episode 4 to give a break from the heavy subjects of Hannibal, we'll talk about British Dark Comedy Inside No 9 Season 6 Episodes 4-6. This is a show by the guys from A League of Gentlemen with plenty of special guests and dark undertones. A show very close to my heart.

Today we are going back into the world of Hannibal to discuss Season 2 Episodes 5 to 9. This was another show that I wanted to talk about. It is based in the world of Silence of the Lambs, it's one of the shows that doesn't get enough love even though it's beautifully shot, well acted and incredibly well paced. Please come with me as we continue the journey, and I hope you join me again. As always it will be real and from the heart.

In Season 6 Episode 2 to give a break from the heavy subjects of Hannibal and we'll talk about British Dark Comedy Inside No 9 Season 6 Episodes 1-3. This is a show by the guys from A League of Gentlemen with plenty of special guests and dark undertones. A show very close to my heart.

Today we are going into a whole new world without A Million Little Things so we are going back into the world of Hannibal to discuss Season 2 Episodes 1 to 4. This was another show that I wanted to talk about. It is based in the world of Silence of the Lambs, it's one of the shows that doesn't get enough love even though it's beautifully shot, well acted and incredibly well paced. Please come with me as we continue the journey, and I hope you join me again. As always it will be real and from the heart.

Please enjoy a special announcement from A Million Little TV Shows Podcast

Something new for the podcast, this has just been commissioned for another 2 seasons and has a brilliant and inclusive cast. Fun and dark in equal measures but beautifully put together, a story about a Mother (Georgia) and her Daughter (Ginny) as they move across the country to start a new life, but the past is never far behind. This episode focuses on Episode 8-10.

This horror/comedy based loosely around the musical Sweeney Todd was a blink and you'll miss it series. Incredible casting and an fun twist on the hit Broadway show. When Dolores gets out of prison after 16 years in prison she has to start to rebuild her life, but not all goes to plan. Unfortunately not commissioned for a second season but this episode covers the finale Season 1 Episodes 5-8.