The Festive TV Shows To Catch Up On Right Away
17:16:00Hey Lovelies,
Christmas 2019 went from being epic to a day I wanted to
ignore and forget. Living on a hospital ward is not how I imagined I would be
spending the day or the end of the year. However, that is what it ended up
being and it was hard. I don’t ever want to do it again.
Spending a lot of the holiday season trying to ignore the
festivities meant I avoided a lot of Christmas TV. I found that I didn’t want
to interact with it. There were some epic shows on though that I just knew I
couldn’t miss out on. BBC One and Channel 4, in the UK, winning the best
channels for me.
Still to this day, I am trying to catch up on what I missed, having
found it easier to watch them now we are coming to the end of the festive
period. If like me you struggled to watch everything when it first screened, I
have made a list of the ones you just cannot miss.
Of course, there is one definite one on there…
Gavin & Stacey: I waited all day for this show at
Christmas. I didn’t want a lot on the day. I was even happy to have weird
food in the ward and no presents. I just wanted this special to be epic.
Thankfully it was! I couldn’t recommend it more. I think I will end up watching
it at least once a month for the rest of the year, as it made me so happy.
The Great British Bake Off Festive Specials: Spread out over
two episodes, on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day, both were brilliant. One
welcomed back old contestants, the other saw the cast of Derry Girls take to
the tent. It is fair to say that the old bakers were better with their cakes,
but the girls were better at the crack.
Merry Happy Whatever: New for the holiday season on Netflix,
this comedy is a sweet American sitcom. Spread across the start of the festive
period and leading up to New Year’s Eve, every major family moment and event is
shown. I binged it in two days and am now hoping we get a series for every occasion
of the year.
Miranda: My Such Fun Celebration: Back after 10 years,
Miranda gathered all the cast, an audience and some essential clips from the
show to celebrate. Miranda Hart allows for all of us to be silly and this show
highlighted it throughout. If you used to watch the series, you can’t miss
this. Especially the moments between her and Tom Ellis.
Top Gear Special: A bit of a random one, but this special
really made one of my mornings in the ward. Freddie, Paddy and co are just brilliant
together. Seeing them wreak havoc in old cars whilst in Nepal is definitely the
perfect anti-type Christmas show the whole family can enjoy.
The more I watch, the more I will let you know about them
lovelies on social. I am hoping to catch up on Dracula soon and of course the
Gogglebox festive edition. What did you all watch over the holidays that you
would recommend?
Joey X
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