On this episode, Zac meets the guy we keep going on about, Louis makes a reference that did not age well, and The Second Coming ends as quickly as it began (in 70 minutes to be precise). Things are ramping up as the word gets ready to welcome the Third Testament, but the daemons are at work, so Steve's operation is always close to smashing apart.

We're also joined today by writer Pip Carew, who's show Anti-Heroine will be at the Fringe from the 2nd to the 10th of August, 19:30 at Greenside @ George Street. If you're heading to Edinburgh this year, check it out (and Zac co-produced it so you'll make him very happy).

Louis Davies and Zac Copeland-Greene are watching every TV show created by Russell T Davies... almost. From Queer as Folk to It's a Sin, The Second Coming to Nolly, everything except a certain science fiction programme already the focus of an abundance of podcasts. Tune in for laughs, analysis, and criticism of possibly the UK's most iconic TV writer.

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We're back, and it's like we never left. Here is the second part of our discussion with Joe Brennan about episode one of The Second Coming. Russell T Davies imagined a world of miracles and religious nuts, and we're letting it sink in. Louis and Zac watch as the drama gets out of hand, and speculate about how this saga could possible end. Lucky for you, you only have to wait one week to find out!

Louis Davies and Zac Copeland-Greene are watching every TV show created by Russell T Davies... almost. From Queer as Folk to It's a Sin, The Second Coming to Nolly, everything except a certain science fiction programme already the focus of an abundance of podcasts. Tune in for laughs, analysis, and criticism of possibly the UK's most iconic TV writer.

Follow us on social media!

Instagram: @davies.on.davies

Twitter: @LouisOnTheAir

(due to the decrepit state of Twitter, we can't create a dedicated account just yet, but we hope to some day)

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We're back, and this time it's biblical. Louis and Zac have brought in the one and only Joe Brennan to talk about a show where Christopher Eccleston plays a down-to-earth working class supernatural being. Yep, I'm sure it's the one you're thinking of. We had so much to say about this episode, that we had to split the recording into two instalments, so join us next week for EVEN MORE JBOI.

Louis Davies and Zac Copeland-Greene are watching every TV show created by Russell T Davies... almost. From Queer as Folk to It's a Sin, The Second Coming to Nolly, everything except a certain science fiction programme already the focus of an abundance of podcasts. Tune in for laughs, analysis, and criticism of possibly the UK's most iconic TV writer.

Follow us on social media!

Instagram: @davies.on.davies

Twitter: @LouisOnTheAir

(due to the decrepit state of Twitter, we can't create a dedicated account just yet, but we hope to some day)

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It's time for heartbreak and heartmake, as Zac and Louis finish Bob & Rose. Will the events of last episode be enough to break Rose and Bob apart, or will Holly intervene to make sure it happens anyway? She and Rose play detective, while Bob digs himself into a bigger hole than even a kid at the beach.

Louis Davies and Zac Copeland-Greene are watching every TV show created by Russell T Davies... almost. From Queer as Folk to It's a Sin, The Second Coming to Nolly, everything except a certain science fiction programme already the focus of an abundance of podcasts. Tune in for laughs, analysis, and criticism of possibly the UK's most iconic TV writer.

Follow us on social media!

Instagram: @davies.on.davies

Twitter: @LouisOnTheAir

(due to the decrepit state of Twitter, we can't create a dedicated account just yet, but we hope to some day)

"Carpe Diem" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

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Sound the bells because it's wedding day. Zac and Louis are back for episode 5 of Bob & Rose. The parents get to know each other, Rose quotes a little too much pop-psychology, Bob is presented with the ultimate temptation and when it comes to making us uncomfortable, Holly innovates on a silicon-valley level.

Louis Davies and Zac Copeland-Greene are watching every TV show created by Russell T Davies... almost. From Queer as Folk to It's a Sin, The Second Coming to Nolly, everything except a certain science fiction programme already the focus of an abundance of podcasts. Tune in for laughs, analysis, and criticism of possibly the UK's most iconic TV writer.

Follow us on social media!

Instagram: @davies.on.davies

Twitter: @LouisOnTheAir

(due to the decrepit state of Twitter, we can't create a dedicated account just yet, but we hope to some day)

"Carpe Diem" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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Meet the friends, meet the family, meet Bob & Rose. Louis and Zac sit down to watch episode 4, the most quotable hour of telly yet. Zac opens our eyes to the pubgoing habits of your average Mancunian, and Louis has a Danny DeVito "I get it now" moment.

Louis Davies and Zac Copeland-Greene are watching every TV show created by Russell T Davies... almost. From Queer as Folk to It's a Sin, The Second Coming to Nolly, everything except a certain science fiction programme already the focus of an abundance of podcasts. Tune in for laughs, analysis, and criticism of possibly the UK's most iconic TV writer.

Follow us on social media!

Instagram: @davies.on.davies

Twitter: @LouisOnTheAir

(due to the decrepit state of Twitter, we can't create a dedicated account just yet, but we hope to some day)

"Carpe Diem" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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Book your restaurants and move on from your exes, because it's time for more Bob & Rose. Zac and Louis are back to talk about episode 3, the allegations of biphobia, and why Alan Davies was the original Mark Corrigan.

Louis Davies and Zac Copeland-Greene are watching every TV show created by Russell T Davies... almost. From Queer as Folk to It's a Sin, The Second Coming to Nolly, everything except a certain science fiction programme already the focus of an abundance of podcasts. Tune in for laughs, analysis, and criticism of possibly the UK's most iconic TV writer.

Follow us on social media!

Instagram: @davies.on.davies

Twitter: @LouisOnTheAir

(due to the decrepit state of Twitter, we can't create a dedicated account just yet, but we hope to some day)

"Carpe Diem" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bob & Rose are back, and they're putting the 'rail' into railway. Louis and Zac sit down to see how their relationship grows, what the deal is with Trevor, and whether Andy can ever catch a break.

Louis Davies and Zac Copeland-Greene are watching every TV show created by Russell T Davies... almost. From Queer as Folk to It's a Sin, The Second Coming to Nolly, everything except a certain science fiction programme already the focus of an abundance of podcasts. Tune in for laughs, analysis, and criticism of possibly the UK's most iconic TV writer.

Follow us on social media!

Instagram: @davies.on.davies

Twitter: @LouisOnTheAir

(due to the decrepit state of Twitter, we can't create a dedicated account just yet, but we hope to some day)

"Carpe Diem" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.