Euphoria has returned to our screens, and the Pilot team is here to tell you if the Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, and Jacob Elordi starrer is worth your time.
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In issue 02 of Sir!, Boyd Hilton chatted with Mike Muncer, host of The Evolution of Horror podcast to discuss why 2025 was one of the best years for the genre.
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What made ‘This Life’ so believable? Was it like your life? @boydhilton & @msmirandasawyer discuss in our latest episode — link to the full episode in bio. #90s #thislife #1990s #nineties
On this week’s Pilot TV podcast, Boyd Hilton sits down with Lisa Kudrow and Michael Patrick King to talk about the new season of The Comeback and how they landed on AI as one of the key parts of the season.
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What’s your hot take on The Beatles? 🔥🎸 Did you agree with Anna on This Life calling them “boring”? @boydhilton and @msmirandasawyer discuss why that line worked so well. #90s #ThisLife #nineties #1990s
Who was your favourite ‘This Life’ character?🏠📺
@msmirandasawyer & @boydhilton discuss why they stood out and what made them all so believable 💖✨
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With the follow-up series The Testaments coming this year, the Pilot TV team discusses The Handmaid’s Tale and how, although great, it was difficult to watch at points.
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Thirty years ago this week, BBC2 quietly dropped a show about five twentysomethings in a south London houseshare. Nobody watched it. Then everybody watched it.
This Life didn’t invent being young and messy in 90s London, but it was the first time British telly admitted that’s what it actually looked like.
The shagging someone you shouldn’t have, the fags, the booze, the pills on a Tuesday.
It landed right in the middle of Cool Britannia and became its most honest document. The temp work, the overdraft, the arguments about whose milk it was.
It made the BFI’s 100 greatest British TV programmes list. The Daily Mail called it the destruction of young minds. Both things are true.
You can read @boydhilton ‘s feature on This Life in Issue 02 of Sir!
Available online now.
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Thanks to Declan Rice for taking this first pic while I was fumbling incompetently with my phone. And thanks to @dermotoleary for an unforgettable night…
