Game of Throws | That Christmas | Jack in Time for Christmas | Meet the Rees-Moggs

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Well, hello and welcome to Binge Watch, the podcast where we take a look at the hottest

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new TV and film releases on streaming television platforms. I'm Hannah Fernando, the group editor

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of Woman and Woman at Home magazine. And I'm Ian the Q&Writer on TV Times, TV and Satellite

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Week and What's on TV magazines. And today we're looking at the new releases that will be available

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on Friday, the 6th of December 2024, including the new Richard Curtis animation That's Christmas

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on Netflix politician Jacob Rees-Mogg and family in New Reality Show meet the Rees-Mogg's on

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Discovery Plus.

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probably come with a warning. Anyway, we'll also be checking out Jack Whitehall's funny

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festive offering, Jack in Time for Christmas on Prime Video, and having a game of throws

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with top flight players from the world of darts, courtesy of Now TV. But first, Ian, what is

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in the news? In Apple TV Plus's new 10 part take on the classic thriller, Cape Fear, which

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is executive produced by Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg, Javier Bardem. will play

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Max Cady, the ex-con who terrorises a lawyer's family. What else is in the news, Hannah? Well,

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Richard E Grant is joining Netflix's Comedy Ladies First, starring Sacha Baron Cohen as

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a love rat who ends up in a parallel universe, even, dominated by women. I'm sure he's in

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heaven. We're going to start on Sky Documentaries, Sky Showcase and Sky Box Sets and Now TV. This

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arrived on Saturday. the 30th of November is called Game of Throws Inside Darts and here's

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a clip. The world is a sh... place. Yet you can have a night of the darts and forget everything.

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We are the people's game. Players that come from the same working class areas that I came

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from can achieve their dreams, that darts worth £400,000 and change their lives.

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So we've had a lot of very good behind the scenes sports documentaries on streaming platforms,

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haven't we Hannah? Mainly on Netflix, things like Drive to Survive, F1, Tour de France,

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Unchained. So yes, they usually look back at sort of the previous season if you like. So

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you might think, well, I know who won, so what's the point? But if you've watched any of them.

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They are great insight. You see lots of new stuff you'd never imagine you would see. This

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one, as the title suggests, very good title, good punning title, game of throws. Well, it's

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about darts, of course. And darts fans will know that Luke Littler, a 16 year old player,

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he made the headlines at last year's World Darts Championship at London's Alexandra Palace.

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And so this three-parter basically goes behind the scenes that tournament. The World Championships,

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well they get underway this month don't they? And it's just an incredible atmosphere. If

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you haven't seen it on TV or been, it's sort of like a big fancy dress pass here really.

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All these people go in incredible outfits and you know they're all drinking and just having

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a great time. It's an incredible atmosphere. We're meeting some interesting characters so

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we're going to meet Luke the Nuke Littler who now has become a household name because of

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last year's. World Championships. Episode one, you also see a Dutch player and his parents

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who've come over to take part in the competition. You'll see the game, highlights from the games

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as they progress through the rounds and we'll also be going kind of behind the scenes. We're

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here from people like Barry Hearn, who of course is quite a character from the world of sports

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promotion. If you like darts, you're gonna love this, but even if you don't like darts, you

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might well get the bug. after you watch this because it's good stuff and they're great characters

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as well and you're just going to get drawn into the amazing atmosphere of the World Champs

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and I'm sure you will want to tune into it on your TV box. Hannah, do you like the darts?

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I don't know, it's something about darts that just, I don't watch it a lot and I wouldn't

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necessarily put it in the diary to watch when there's a big event but yet somehow it's always

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on our TV box in our house. And erm... I don't know, there's something just really, the audience

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gets behind it, don't they, watching it? I don't know, there's something about it that's just

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quite warm and lovely, and yeah, we've all had a go, haven't we, occasionally, having, throwing

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some darts. And I don't think you have to be completely into the sport to watch this. It's

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a bit like the kind of, the music documentaries we talk about, or other sporting documentaries.

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You know, it's kind of, you know, it sort of shows you. behind the scenes I suppose, it

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kind of shows you know, what it's all about and I think it's just that sort of sportmanship

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really, if you like sport generally and if you like that, I suppose, understanding the sport

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a bit more which I felt like I sort of came away knowing a bit more about it I don't know,

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it just... it's hard isn't it, it's so hard, the pressure on them to get that bullseye,

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to get those good scores, it's just unbelievable I really enjoy it. Snooker's another one, isn't

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it? You kind of think why it's like watching paint dry, but it's not, it just gets you going.

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And it's the same with this. So yeah, I think this is something for everyone actually, even

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if you don't like it, the sport that is. Good stuff. Well, the first of our Christmassy offerings

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now. Of course, Richard Curtis gave us famously. the Christmassy rom-com Love Actually, which

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I think it's fair to say does divide opinion. Well, now he's giving us an animated Christmas

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film which arrived on Netflix on Wednesday the 4th of December. It's called That Christmas.

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And here's a clip. This is the tale of one of the most challenging nights of my long career.

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Oh!

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was knocking on Wellington's front door.

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We are our unfortunate heroes. Valadette, you're in charge. Yes! Eight kid-free hours! Woohoo!

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Hi Danny. Hi Sam. So this is a feature length animation about a group of children who, for

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various reasons, are left to fend for themselves one Christmas. Among the voices you're going

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to hear are...

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Rhys Darby from Flights of the Concords, the lovely Alex McQueen, Fiona Shaw from Killing

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Eve, you might even hear a little bit of Dermot O'Leary, Catherine Parkinson, Bill Nighy, but

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you don't want to hear me talking about it because we're lucky enough to have by popular demand

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the return of our guest reviewer, Freya Fernando, who's going to tell us all about it. Based

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on a set of children's books by Richard Curtis, it's very magical and it makes you feel very

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Christmassy. It's about a Christmas being ruined by a worst snowstorm in history. It's very,

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very funny and the characters are very realistic. The emotions are shown very clearly. I'm not

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a big fan of animation but... I definitely think that this was a very good animated film. Definitely

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in the part where they show Mrs Trapper to be very lonely and not many, not having much comfort

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or friends around her. It's about family and friends coming together and not just family

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and friends but a whole community, the whole hometown coming together for Christmas. because

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that's really what Christmas is about, is coming together and spending time with your family

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and friends and even people around you. It's showing that Christmas is not just about having

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presents, and it's about spending time with loved ones. I think that it's gonna be a massive

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hit, definitely for its animations, because the animations are just incredible. Well, thank

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you so much, Freya. Great job there. We're now going to move over to Prime Video for a one-off

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entertainment show which arrived on Tuesday the 3rd of December. It's called Jack in Time

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for Christmas. And here's a clip. I spy on the thing that came with you. Never have I ever.

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Twister. No. Spend the bottle. Dude, have you taken something? Do you know when you're going

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to meet the family for Christmas? Oh, oh, oh. Oh, oh, oh. You're great, Christian, you're

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great. Oh, oh, oh.

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This is like a fever dream. Do you have any drugs? Something to just knock me out? Jack

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Whitehall, Hannah, I think we're both fans, aren't we? And as you might have guessed from

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the title, this is all about Jack Whitehall loosely pretending to try to get home for Christmas

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from America because it's, you know, it's clearly just a conceit. and he alludes to that, of

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course it's all just, it's made up. And he's enlisted the help of quite a few celebrities,

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including Michael Bublé, who, he is Christmas, Rebel Wilson, Jimmy Fallon, the chat show host,

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Daisy Mae Cooper from this country, comedian Tom Davis, and actor Dave Bautista from Guardians

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of the Galaxy. Yeah, so the conceit is that for whatever reason, he can't get a flight

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back to the UK from America, whatever. You don't need to worry about that. It's a bit planes,

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trains, and automobiles-ish. And I must admit, the first segment is him with Michael Buble.

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He goes out to Michael Buble's house. And the joke is that in reality, Michael Buble doesn't

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like Christmas. So I was like, well, this whole thing. He's getting his celebrity mates in.

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It's a weekly links together series of kind of celeb guest stars. You know, it's a bit

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lazy. Throw in a bit of league of their own type stunts. For instance, he goes out on the

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ice at an ice hockey game, Jack. But he won me over because he is just a great comic actor.

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And I actually think he would he would be great in a remake of Planes, Trains and Automobiles

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in the John Candy role as the really annoying travelling companion, which is very much what

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he does in the sequence where he's on a private plane with Dave Bautista and it's really funny.

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Daisy Mae Cooper is a black cab driver who's bringing him home from the airport in the UK

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and he's recounting his tale to her. The funniest bit which made me absolutely laugh out loud

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was when he goes dog sled racing with Tom Davis, which you might have seen a little bit of in

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the trailer. That's highly amusing. And he also has a go at bobsledding with, and he's just

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very good at, he meets these real life bobsled team and he's just really good at bouncing

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off people and making them laugh, but not in a sort of, you know, a nasty way. He's just,

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he's just a great comic actor and an all round good egg. So although I was ready to absolutely

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rip this to shreds and say how dreadful it was. I enjoyed it. What did you think Hannah? Well,

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as you say, we're both fans of Jack Whitehall, aren't we? So you know what you mean about

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it because it felt like a bit of a Christmas recipe for disaster but you know, this man

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has got some serious celebrity mates, hasn't he? I mean, can you imagine the contacts book?

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I think my contacts book is good. It's not as good as this. put it that way. I do not have

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Daisy May Keeper's number or Michael Bublé's but as you say Michael Bublé is Mr. Christmas

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the idea that he might not like Christmas is all a bit all a bit ridiculous but I don't

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know Jack Whitehall has got something special hasn't he? He is just very funny in a really

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kind of dry way and even when I've seen him and I don't know if you've seen any interviews

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with him this week where I think he did the one show yesterday or the day before and he's

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just funny because he doesn't seem like a lot of comedians they just sort of say it how it

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is and if it doesn't go down well it doesn't go down well but he's just completely fearless

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in his approach and you know what this is just laugh out loud funny as you say what shouldn't

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be absolutely is and um it kind of he does do things like this and you sometimes worry that

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it might just be a bit of a Do you really need to do this? You know, is it just something

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that you feel like you've got to do to stay on TV? No, not at all. This is, yeah, everything

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he touches really turns to gold, doesn't it? And he says it was a Christmas miracle getting

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this many stars involved, but frankly, it is that context book of his and just proves quite

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how big and what a success story he is. So yeah, if this doesn't tickle you, nothing will. Yeah,

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and I'm gonna put out there, Good comic actor. I was surprised, he's very good. I've watched

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him on a few things now. He's got quite a great personality, hasn't he? No, he's good. Well,

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we've saved, depending on your point of view, the best or worst till last, because we're

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going to finish with a new reality show that arrived on Discovery Plus on Monday the 2nd

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of December. It's called Meet the Reesmogs. Yes, it is, and here's a clip. I can sort of

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see you. It's slightly like Big Brother is watching you. I'm Jacob Rees-Mogg. I've been involved

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in some political controversy. I'm afraid, and this is probably a sin, I quite enjoy winding

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people up. I hope I don't get a cease and desist letter from Johnny Bowden. Could you please

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not wear my clothes? You awful Tory right-wing fox-hunting Brexiteer. Well... Where do I start?

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I mean, I've been thinking about this ever since I watched it and I still haven't come up with

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the answer really. So I'll just go straight in. This is exactly what it says on the tin.

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Who would have thought that the politician that is or that was Jacob Rees-Mogg would invite

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cameras into his rather large abode so that we could have a look around his very privileged

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life. Bentleys no less and wings of houses. Do you not have a wing? If you don't have a

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wing, are you even anyone? But he does like a Greg's baguette. So he's keeping it real

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sometimes, okay? He just, he loves a ham and cheese, a Greg's baguette. But it's fascinating

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really. I'm not sure that you come away...

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thinking any differently or that he shows himself in any different light because I think there

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is a fear around these things sometimes that you know you go on to a reality TV show and

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you can kind of sway public opinion and you know this sort of because you know let's make

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no bones about it this man has got some views that a lot of people do not find attractive

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or like in any shape or form and so you know sometimes when you see people going on TV,

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I must admit, you just think, are you just trying to kind of make everybody see you in a different

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light and change the public perception? And I actually don't think he can really, because

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he is just himself, he plays himself. I don't think there's anything more to this than that

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really. Whereas with other celebrities, now celebrities or that were politicians, perhaps

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there is more to them. But... there isn't really in this, he just seems to be himself. He's

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a very posh chap with six children, whose wife is an RS, and you see a snapshot into their

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very unrelatable life. And then that's absolutely fine. But he stands by all his views, he's

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quite articulate in the way he talks and what he thinks. But again, as I say, for many of

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us, they're very unpalatable, those views. And so it's really hard in my opinion to kind of

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see past that. If you can see past that, you can see this life that is just a kind of very

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different, I'd imagine to most of us, unless you live somewhere like that or in a wing of

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a house. And they talk about, it's the run up to the general election. So, you know, they're

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very open about all of that and they're really open with their views and what they think about

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it and obviously when he was dropped as MP you know what he would do he didn't even know what

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he was going to do his wife didn't know what he was going to do and he's quite ridiculous

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in places again it's sort of in a sort of way you'd already always imagine him to be he's

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got this big gong in his hallway which he bangs and he says oh yes the children come running

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or something worse to that effect but actually he says it's completely ridiculous they don't

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they don't come at all and it's completely ineffective. I just I don't know I think it's fascinating

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for lots of people just seeing how another part of our world lives I suppose but it's an odd

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subject matter I would say for a reality series when you think of we do reality TV series.

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you know, Peter Andre and Katie Price, the Kardashians, you know, there have been so many Sylvester

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Stallone, just to name a few, there are so many who would think, I know we'll do a reality

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show with the Reese Morgz and I'm not sure it's going to be some ratings coup but I... it's

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a really tricky one. If you dislike him you might want to watch it because you dislike

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him so it's kind of that want to feed off that or... Does he have any fans? Is he gonna have

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any fans after this? I'm not so sure. I'm not sure that we're gonna be seeing him in the

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jungle anytime soon, but I could well be wrong. It's, as I say, I'm really struggling to articulate

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myself on this one because it is just exactly what you think. He is no different to what

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you imagine really. And it's just this very eccentric way of life. And I suppose in some

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ways it's quite enthralling because of that, because it's just sort of a bit of a, wow,

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okay, is that, wow, okay. That's how you sit there the whole time thinking, is this real?

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Does someone really live like this? So, worth a watch, yes. Will you be talking about it

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over the dinner table for very long? No, probably not. It is what you expect. What are you thinking?

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Yeah, one episode was enough for me, I think. He does deliberately cultivate this sort of

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eccentric persona and he calls himself the honorable member for the 18th century. When he was at

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university, he always used to wear a suit. He's one of those people who's deliberately eccentric.

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And a couple of things that really struck me, I mean, apart from the amazing wealth, is that

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his kids are looked after by the same nanny that looked after him, which is... unusual.

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And also the whole family dress for dinner like the sons in black tie once a week. So I'm not

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sure how I feel about politicians going into other areas, well just into TV, you know we've

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had Matt Hancock win us the jungle, Ed Balls is a pretty regular fixture on TV now. I don't

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know if it's a great idea. I was kind of surprised. that he was happy to have his kids on camera.

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I mean, considering, you know, safeguarding these days around kids being exposed to media

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scrutiny. So that's rather surprised me. I mean, what you see of Rees-Mogg, you see him in his

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constituency ahead of the election, you know, going knocking on doors, and he seems very

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harmless. He almost, he looks a... bit like a child really in adults clothes and he's very

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overly polite and formal and just seems like a harmless eccentric but as you say he's got

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some dangerous views in my opinion. Yeah and you know he has been a prime mover in the Tory

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party and remember years ago he was on the Ali G, he was interviewed by Ali G. And he was

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one of the few people who I felt kind of got the better of Ali G. So he is a smart cookie,

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and he is very aware of how he comes across. But they also include that footage of him like

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lounging all across the front bench, disgraceful behavior in the houses of commons, just to

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annoy people. And he just, he likes winding people up. And if you've ever seen him interviewed,

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he is pretty clever and it's... you know, he always has the last word. Nothing seems to

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phase him, you know, he's just very good on camera. So, I don't know, I think you're right.

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I don't think you're going to change anyone's mind either way. You either like Rees Mogg

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and what he stands for, which is, you know, privilege basically, and inherited wealth,

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and private schools, and nannies, and that kind of thing, or you don't. So, but yeah, I thought

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it was interesting. I mean, we have seen shows. There was a reality show about a very posh

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family living in a stately home, wasn't there, a while back. I can't remember what it was

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called. I mean, they weren't famous, but they were kind of after, and then the dad was very

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kind of irascible, do you remember? And the kids were running wild and throwing the telly

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in a lake and stuff like this. So it's definitely worth a look though, I think, just purely out

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of curiosity value. And let's get Jacob Rees-Mogg onto either. I'm a celebrity. or strictly come

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dancing. Well, Hannah, we've got to that point where we do a very quick roundup because there's

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a lot of good stuff on this week that we haven't had time to preview. So we've talked about

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this one quite a lot. A new Paramount Plus thriller called The Agency starring Michael Fassbender

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as a CIA agent. That was available from Saturday the 30th of November. Fatal Attraction. The

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TV series, you may have seen it on another streaming platform, but it's now available on U and W

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as a box set. Black Doves, we did trail that last week. We didn't get a chance to preview

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it, but it stars Keira Knightley, yes, and Ben Whishaw, new thriller on Netflix, available

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from Thursday, the 5th of December. Star Wars, Skeleton Crew, oh, yet another Star Wars.

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Featuring Jude Law. Check it out. On so-called normal TV, a very good film on Thursday, the

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5th of December called The Quiet Girl, which is Oscar nominated Irish drama. And finally,

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oh no, two more actually. The Sticky is a new comedy drama on Prime Video, inspired by a

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true story about the Canadian maple syrup heist. And yes, if you've not seen Wonka at the cinema,

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then with Timothy at Chellamay, you can watch it on Sky Premier from Friday the 6th of December.

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Okay, that's out of the way, thank goodness. What the hell have you been binge watching,

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Hannah? Well, I'm a celebrity, of course. I told you I'd be dull for a few weeks and here

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I am still being dull, but it makes for good TV. And also... Well, Ian, you've met my dogs

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now. Dogs behaving very badly. I could do with Graham Hall in here sometime at some points.

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If you're listening, Graham, please do a swing by Fernando Fom because we could we could do

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with a little help. I love Graham with his lovely tweed waistcoat and his cravats. He's great,

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isn't he? We like watching that. Well, I caught the latest 24 hours in police custody, which

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is a reliably good true crime documentary. following a case in Lucerne Police Station. So yeah,

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check that out. We've just got time to look ahead to next week's offerings. So what's on

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the agenda, Brenda? Well, Elton John recalls the highs and the lows for a sparkling career

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in a documentary, Elton John, Never Too Late on Disney+, which will be interesting because

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of course this week he spoke about the fact that he's losing or lost his eyesight in an

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eye, so. That's right. That's right, and Patrick Gibson stars in a Dexter prequel charting the

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serial killer's early years on Paramount+. So we look forward to those and much, much more,

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but in the meantime, listeners, keep watching.