As we approach the holiday season, a time of joy, giving, and occasionally, heated debates over TV shows. We're curious to know: what do you think makes or breaks a good show? Is Kim Kardashian's "All's Fair" really the worst TV program of all time?
We also want to hear about your culinary preferences - are vegan cheeses a game-changer in your kitchen, or a recipe for disaster? And let's not forget those bizarrely trendy five-toed shoes that somehow made it into fashion circles 20 years ago. What's it like to wear them out in public?
As the year draws to a close, we're inviting you to join a special panel discussion with Guardian columnists Tim Dowling, Stuart Heritage, and Meera Sodha, alongside comedian Nish Kumar. We want to know: what keeps Tim laughing in family life during the holiday chaos? What's Meera's go-to festive dish, and how does she keep calm in the kitchen? And what are the defining cultural moments of 2025 - which TV shows, films, or events have gotten us talking?
Whether you're interested in cooking, comedy, or culture, we want to hear your questions. Post them below, and our panel will answer some on live at their event on November 26th at Kings Place in London.
In-person tickets are available now, as well as the livestream option - so mark those calendars, and get ready for a lively discussion with three of Britain's most engaging voices.
We also want to hear about your culinary preferences - are vegan cheeses a game-changer in your kitchen, or a recipe for disaster? And let's not forget those bizarrely trendy five-toed shoes that somehow made it into fashion circles 20 years ago. What's it like to wear them out in public?
As the year draws to a close, we're inviting you to join a special panel discussion with Guardian columnists Tim Dowling, Stuart Heritage, and Meera Sodha, alongside comedian Nish Kumar. We want to know: what keeps Tim laughing in family life during the holiday chaos? What's Meera's go-to festive dish, and how does she keep calm in the kitchen? And what are the defining cultural moments of 2025 - which TV shows, films, or events have gotten us talking?
Whether you're interested in cooking, comedy, or culture, we want to hear your questions. Post them below, and our panel will answer some on live at their event on November 26th at Kings Place in London.
In-person tickets are available now, as well as the livestream option - so mark those calendars, and get ready for a lively discussion with three of Britain's most engaging voices.
! You know what makes a good show? It's gotta have complex characters, intriguing plotlines, and enough twists to keep you on the edge of your seat 
. I mean, have you seen that new season of "Stranger Things"? Mind. Blown. 
I was at my friend's house last month and she whipped up this incredible vegan lasagna... it was LIFE.CHANGING. 
But, omg, have you seen those five-toed shoes they were all over in the early 2000s? 
Who thought that was a good idea?!
. My sister's a total goofball and always cracks me up during holidays... it's so nice to have those kinds of moments with loved ones.
That's an easy one for me - "The Last of Us" is definitely going on that list 
On the other hand, vegan cheeses are kinda meh in my kitchen - they're just not that game-changing... I mean, have you ever tried making your own cheese at home? Game-changer, trust me! 
my partner is always trying new ones and it's literally the best thing since sliced bread (no pun intended)
but at the same time who am i to judge? i think what makes a good show is relatable characters and plotlines that don't feel too predictable - like, have you seen 'the office'?? it's genius 
my aunt swears by them but i've been skeptical so far. and five-toed shoes? really? who thought those were a good idea? 
but seriously, what makes for a festive dish that everyone loves? is it tradition or just something new and exciting?
... maybe it's just not my vibe? But hey, to each their own, right? And those five-toed shoes 
... or at least trying to. And what are the defining cultural moments of 2025? 
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Sounds like a super fun event with some amazing people. Hope they talk about mindfulness and wellness too 
like "All's Fair" it's just too much drama for me. But honestly what really makes or breaks a good show is how relatable the characters are and whether they tackle real issues in a thoughtful way. I mean, I love watching something that challenges my perspectives and makes me think 
. Give me some good ol' fashioned comfort food any day of the week! 
they're just so cringeworthy and formulaic, you know? I mean, who gets bored watching the same old catfights and manufactured drama over and over again? Give me a good scripted show any day of the week. And don't even get me started on vegan cheeses... 
I'm more of a cooking person myself, and vegan cheeses have been a game-changer in my kitchen - they're so much healthier & delicious! 
Five-toed shoes though? 
