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A determined detective is in a race against time to stop a twisted game show on the dark web, where captives are forced to compete for their lives.

Dave Gorman points out things he finds strange about modern life.

August 1944, British soldiers led by a US Captain are dropped in France on a mission. Commando Sergeant McBain and Captain Jackson must overcome animosity for the mission's success.

A middle aged doctor captures and tortures a young man she thinks killed her son. While trying to get a confession, her path to vengeance leads to tragedy and revelations that challenge her assumptions about the case.

A coming-of-age comedy that follows two best friends the summer before college. As Clara and Sydney are gearing up to be separated in the fall, Clara struggles with revealing a life-changing secret.

In the build up to Christmas, the pressure is starting to show as the Creative Director of seasonal advertising agency 'Rudolf, Claus and Wenceslas' receives his latest brief.

When Dave, an everyday office assistant, tries to give his boss the weekly update, he encounters obstacles in the form of a new security measure.

With the aid of a laptop, a clicker and PowerPoint Dave delves into stupid questions asked on the internet, Alan Sugar and social media marketing.

Dave vents at newspaper headline hyperbole, moves onto celebrities, both major and minor, and their lookalikes, and covers everything from A to um.. well, you decide.

Dave annoys his wife to prove a point, explores the blister-pack economy and tries to make a quick (though hard-earned) profit, rails against weird envelopes (and then teases postmen with them), ropes in the Fijians via their dollars, and embarrasses a rich guy.

Misunderstood definitions, lotteries, greetings cards, presents, royal weddings, gifts and Marmite get the treatment from the check-shirted, bearded one..

With the aid of his trusty PowerPoint Dave reviews online reviews, pedantically takes a dishwasher product to task via Venn diagrams and maths, employs legerdemain to expose gullibility, lyricises over horsemeat and circles back to (unsuccessfully) annoy his wife via dishwasher products and more Venn diagrams.

Dave takes his trusty remote control and guides us through divine images, online outrage and faiths. With extra Found Poem!

In this series 2, episode 1 full episode of Modern Life is Goodish, Dave Gorman finds and develops a camera that has some rather uncompromising photographs on them.

Llanfair.. um, that place, makes Dave kick off about the nature of truth, facts and 'fun facts', actually. It's the real deal, same as always!

Celebrity lifestyles and how (not) to attain them, things you didn't know (still) existed and endorsements, royal and otherwise, Dave puts his twist on them all.

Cats, coffee, qr codes, cars and web sites get the Gorman treatment.

A laptop, a remote control and a big screen.. what more do you require to discuss manners, doppelgangers, e-petitions, obscene coinage, naughty bath snaps and slow romances in Letchworth.

Bizarre ads, spam, tweets (and poor old Lord Sugar), dogging (and other) stories in regional papers, awkward proposals, tonight's show is about "messages that are travelling at an inappropriate scale" (sic).

Superlatives, greatest hits, advertising overstatements and awards are dissected with the help of PowerPoint. Luxury audience give-aways, world records and quotes round off the evening.

Dave reaches perfection with his wife but has to do better next year; the metaphor is extended to food and drink, deodorants, light bulbs and coins..