This show, which airs on Bravo, is Kim and Aggie with body bags, and it’s voyeuristic compulsive viewing. And despite it being all about those who clear up after what is a tragedy for someone, the majority of it is light hearted and unequivocally entertaining.

It’s the TV equivalent of rubber-necking at the site of a car accident, and, whilst it may well be shameful to admit to a morbid fascination about such things, admit it I must, because I could watch this show all day.

In case you’ve never seen it, How Clean is Your Crime Scene is a fly-on-the-wall documentary series which follows the lives of operatives from Crime Scene Cleaners as they go about their work in the San Francisco Bay area of the USA… Read more & comment »

Gemma hosts a town fundraiser, which brings the ex club member responsible for Opie’s arrest back and into direct conflict with Opie. Clay deals with protecting a perverse parolee who can lead to a big payoff. ATF agent Kohn continues to investigate SOA.

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Fresh from the creator of smash hit series The Shield, comes the critically acclaimed Sons of Anarchy, a fast-paced, dark and sharply written drama already causing waves in the US, and which is about to make its exclusive debut in the UK exclusively on Bravo this summer.

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