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Express.co.uk
Jul 2026
Alan Titchmarsh confesses to 'crying in his room'
Alan Titchmarsh reflected on personal struggles and childhood bullying during a revisited episode of Love Your Weekend in which he and guest Jake Humphrey discussed anxiety and resilience. Humphrey described his own mental health journey and early career challenges, prompting Titchmarsh to share how he dealt with being bullied by withdrawing to cry alone. Both emphasized the importance of resilience, self‑acceptance and supportive people. Repeat episodes of the ITV show continue to air and stream on ITVX.
Express.co.uk
Jul 2026
Netflix's 'single greatest achievement' fans say 'watch now'
Fans strongly praise the Netflix miniseries Maniac, arguing it remains powerful years after its 2018 release. Viewers highlight its originality, striking visuals, compelling performances and emotional depth, calling it one of Netflix’s best achievements despite never becoming a mainstream hit. Critics similarly regard it highly, and many urge new viewers to give the series a chance.
Express.co.uk
Jul 2026
Saturday Kitchen chaos as guest warned 'don't do that here'
Viewers speculated that Matt Tebbutt appeared irritated during an episode of Saturday Kitchen as chef Andrew Wong repeatedly wiped his hands on the host’s shirt and left an oven door open, prompting on-air remarks. Social media users questioned the tense exchanges, while Ricky Wilson drew separate debate with his strong opinions on fish and chip shop offerings.
Express.co.uk
Jun 2026
'Extraordinary' Netflix true crime doc with Unforgotten star
A true crime documentary series, The Fall: Skydive Murder Plot, has been added to Netflix, tracing the case of Victoria Cilliers, who survived a parachute sabotage later linked to her husband, Emile. Originally aired on Channel 4 and later available on Disney+, the series blends interviews, reconstructions and behind-the-scenes footage. Critics highlighted its unconventional, stylised approach, praising it as brave and absorbing while noting it can be mannered at times. The cast includes Neil Bishop and MyAnna Buring.