They say nothing’s free in this world. But whoever said that clearly hasn’t been on Channel 4’s brilliant streaming service recently, more commonly known as All4. We’ve lined up some of the best of All4’s boxsets, including cracking comedies, hard-to-watch docs and a couple of classic dramas.
The series follows Ramy Hassan – played by Ramy Youssef – a second-generation Egyptian-American millennial, raised in a Muslim family in New Jersey and now desperately trying to find out who he is.
Bless Simon Bird. No matter how hard he tries he will always be the briefcase wanker from The Inbetweeners, won’t he? Sad though this may be, luckily Bird has already proven he’s no one trick pony, with another hilarious banger from Channel 4. Another sitcom, hm? Cool that sounds
Indisputably one of the best political dramas of all time, the late nineties series is the ideal watch after a hectic election cycle – through seven seasons there isn’t a scene quite as baffling as the Biden v Trump debates.
In 2021 we’re used to our teen drama coming with rich Californians, selfies on Instagram, recreational drugs and naïve parents. But it wasn’t that way in the 1990s - the era of beanie babies, Clueless, girl power...and the troubles in Northern Ireland.
Russell T Davies is taking us back to the 80s, the decade of pop music, parties, huge hair... and the AIDS epidemic. This heart-breaking, joyful series follows a group of LGBT friends throughout the decade, with laughter and love sitting front and centre.
We’re not sure you’d be able to sell a ‘show about nothing’ these days. We’ve become far too comfortable with complex plots and high-octane drama. But Seinfeld isn’t of this era, in fact, you might even argue it’s from a better one.
Written by James Graham and directed by Toby Haynes, this film depicts the controversial run up to the 2016 Brexit referendum, through the eyes of the most prominent leave campaigners and strategists.
Luckily for you, you don’t need to find time to read Anthony Powell's 12 novels to get a taste of this nostalgic treat, you can simply enjoy the four TV films adapted from the series.
A protagonist who is a self-proclaimed psychopath on a mission to get his first murder, toxic family environments, and a solid amount of blood and gore.
