Scott Bryan is a TV Critic, Author and Broadcaster
Hello!
I am the co-host of the Must Watch podcast on BBC Sounds and BBC Radio 5 Live.
I am the author of 'Out Now: A queer journey through modern television,' It is a part memoir, part nostalgic exploration of queer representation on television from the 1990s to now.
I frequently appear on television and on radio to talk about the latest TV news, including BBC Breakfast.
I am the host of The Bachelor of Buckingham Palace podcast, which gives you the inside story behind one of the wildest dating shows of all time.
I have written TV features in The Guardian, The New York Times, and the Radio Times. I am also a columnist for Broadcast, the TV industry magazine. I have also hosted panel at the Edinburgh International TV Festival since 2020.
I'm available for articles, media analysis. I am also available for Q&A and event hosting.
Just drop me a line through the box at the bottom of this website, or from pressing the boxes above.
TV Critic
I am the co-host of the BBC Radio 5 Live podcast reviewing the week's television releases, alongside Hayley Campbell.
It is broadcast weekly on BBC Sounds.
Before Twitter turned into a hellhole, I had 100,000 followers for my TV reviews and commentary.
I have since moved to TikTok (32.8k) and BlueSky (36.9k), providing the same thing.
Podcast Host
"The Bachelor of Buckingham Palace" explored the US reality show I Wanna Marry Harry.
The Week magazine listed it as one of the Best Podcasts of 2024.
The Financial Times said it was "a hoot – whilst taking the deception at the heart of the how entirely seriously."
The Observer said it was "an enjoyable show that should be required listening for anyone who thinks reality show contestants are stupid or in on the joke."
The Guardian listed it as one of the Best Podcasts of the Week.
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I have also hosted Remember Me?, a podcast where Maisie Adam and I interview celebrities that experienced overnight fame in the '90s and '00s.
The Observer said "This is a timely, sympathetic show that will no doubt have a lot of celebrities to choose from, especially now the 00s – the era of the loopiest reality shows – are coming back into focus."
And Journalist.
I have written for The Guardian, The New York Times, Variety and the New Statesman.
I am also a columnist for Broadcast Magazine, the TV industry bible.
I am available for Q&A hosts and panels.
Scott Bryan
TV Critic, Author and Broadcaster
