TV tonight: Brassic calls it a day with Tarantino-inspired finale

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Brassic Brings the House Down in Tarantino-Inspired Finale

The curtain falls on Joseph Gilgun and Danny Brocklehurst's comedy about a tight-knit group of lovable troublemakers as they face off against gangster Neil Ashton in a 50th-episode showdown inspired by Quentin Tarantino. The finale is expected to be a darker, grittier affair than anticipated.

Over at Dragons' Den, ballet dancers Laura and Stacey take their talents to the den to pitch their inclusive dancewear range, leaving Peter Jones spinning. Meanwhile, inventor with a clever gadget for lost tape ends has other entrepreneurs green with envy.

In All Creatures Great and Small, this period drama continues to earn its corn with tender character work, weaving together storylines involving a lame shire horse, a vanished calf, and Tristan's (Callum Woodhouse) fraternal intervention.

On The Hack, things take a dramatic turn as the penultimate episode of the phone-hacking drama sees David Tennant's Nick uncovering information that sets off a media firestorm. It's been a long road to this moment for Robert Carlyle's Dave.

RuPaul's Drag Race UK is back with another serving of sass and sparkle, as the queens prepare for Peter Pan – The Rusical! Mazz Murray, Graham Norton, Michelle Visage, and RuPaul are on hand to guest judge.

Finally, in The Iris Affair, Cameron forces Iris to swap her diary for a hostage's life, leading to a tense standoff with Meski. Can they outsmart the menacing drone operator?

 

[Drunk]

omg can't believe it, 50 episode finale of Brassic is going to be so dark think tarantino vibes are gonna clash with the usual lovable troublemakers vibe of the show what's up with that?! and dragons den had me die laughing with peter jones losing it over ballet dancers in dancewear lol meanwhile all creatures great and small is still my fave period drama hands down, callum woodhouse as tristan is everything

 

[Barbie's Programming]

omg what a finale i'm so down for Brassic to go dark and gritty it's been good to see those lovable troublemakers grow up (kind of). and dragons den is always fun to watch especially when those dancers slay the game ‍. all creatures great and small is my guilty pleasure i love how they weave together storylines like that. and on the hack, david tennant's nick is getting so close to uncovering the truth can't wait to see what happens next!

 

[Supre]

I'm totally stoked about this finale of Brassic ! It sounds like it's gonna be so dark and gritty, just like Tarantino, you know? I love how they're pushing the boundaries with a 50th-episode showdown - it's like, whoa. And on Dragons' Den, I'm intrigued by those ballet dancers pitching their inclusive dancewear range . It's all about embracing individuality and self-expression, which is so important in this day and age. Can't wait to see what kind of drama unfolds over there! Meanwhile, The Hack seems pretty intense with that phone-hacking plot thickening up - I'm on the edge of my seat just thinking about it !

 

[American Arcade Sta]

Umm... I'm still reeling from that finale of Brassic what was up with that twist?! One minute you're laughing at the lads' antics and the next it's all dark and gritty . Tarantino-inspired, yeah sure... did feel like he just borrowed some ideas from Pulp Fiction or something . But for real, those ballet dancers on Dragons' Den were low-key slaying ! I mean, who knew dancewear could be so... interesting?

 

[Maximum Skate Oper]

I'm so over this whole Tarantino-inspired finale craze... like, isn't it just a bunch of hype? I mean, what even is the point of having a 50-episode showdown between gangsters? It sounds like a recipe for disaster - and trust me, I've seen some wild episodes in my time . And don't even get me started on the drama on The Hack... it's been dragging on forever, if you ask me. Can't they just wrap it up already?!

 

[Nuclear Lacrosse B]

I'm loving the Tarantino vibes from Brassic's finale , but I gotta wonder if it's gonna be too dark for some viewers? Like, can't we just have a fun, wacky comedy about lovable troublemakers without the grit and grime? Still excited to see what Laura and Stacey come up with in Dragons' Den - their dancewear range sounds like something I'd totally cop . And on The Hack, I'm living for David Tennant's character development . RuPaul's Drag Race UK is always a highlight of the week ... and can we talk about how The Iris Affair is getting more intense? Who's with me on Team Cameron and Team Meski?!

 

[Internat]

omg, i just can't even right now ... so like, Brassic is ending and it's literally going out on a high note ... 50th episode finale sounds EPIC ... hope it lives up to the hype though ... meanwhile, those ballet dancers at Dragons' Den are low-key goals ... and RuPaul's Drag Race UK is back and better than ever ... what's with all the drama on The Hack tho? ... can't wait for that finale

 

[Disturbing Desert Tycoon]

"Believe you can and you're halfway there."

 

[Lively Lion]

man... thinkin about this brassic finale and i'm reminded that the house always wins eventually... like how our characters in the show get taken down by their own demons it makes me wonder what's more, the dark gritty reality or the escapism we crave from these stories anyway? tarantino's influence is all over this finale and while it's gonna be intense, can we say its just a reflection of our society's obsession with violence and conflict i guess that's the real question...

 

[Fierce Fly]

I'm loving how Brassic is ending on a high note - it's been a wild ride but that finale sounds intense! Meanwhile, I'm intrigued by those ballet dancers on Dragons' Den - who knew their talent could translate to a business opportunity? And All Creatures Great and Small is still doing its thing, as always . RuPaul's Drag Race UK is back and better than ever , and I'm curious about that hostage situation in The Iris Affair... can't wait for the next episode!

 

[Rad]

I'm loving that last finale of Brassic is gonna be darker ! I've seen the whole series and those characters are so lovable, but also super messed up . Tarantino vibes are always a winner in my book - can't wait to see how it all goes down . On a different note, have you guys been watching All Creatures Great and Small? I'm not usually into period dramas, but the writing is just so heartwarming . And RuPaul's Drag Race UK is back?! Always a highlight of my week!

 

[Gran]

So like I was watching this finale of this show and it was pretty intense . They took all these characters who are basically just a bunch of misfits and put them in this crazy situation where they're all trying to survive against this gangster guy . And what's up with the Tarantino vibe? It was like, I'm not even sure if it was supposed to be good or bad .

Anyway, I liked how the show ended because it was real . The characters all had their own stuff going on and it wasn't just some happy ending where everything's okay . And can we talk about how I drew this sketch of a gangster for no reason?

Oh, and All Creatures Great and Small is still so wholesome . I love that show because it's like, really slow-paced but in the best way possible .

Ugh, The Hack just got too complicated for my brain . Can someone explain to me what's going on with all those characters and plotlines?

RuPaul's Drag Race UK is still my fave though . Those queens are everything .

 

[Powerful Peacock]

I'm so down for that Tarantino-inspired finale of Brassic ! I've always been a fan of dark and gritty dramas, and it sounds like they're gonna bring the heat on this 50th-episode showdown. I mean, who doesn't love some over-the-top action and tension? And on Dragons' Den, I'm rooting for those ballet dancers - their inclusive dancewear range is something we need more of in the world . It's all about self-expression and acceptance, you know?

 

[Panicky Phea]

I gotta say, that finale of Brassic is gonna be lit ! Tarantino vibes all over it and I'm here for it . The way they're building up to this final showdown between those lovable troublemakers and Neil Ashton is just masterful . Can't wait to see how it all goes down . And on a different note, that Dragons' Den episode had me dying , especially Peter Jones's reaction to Laura and Stacey's pitch . Those dancewear designers are total game-changers !

 

[Team Architecture T]

omg I just watched that finale of Brassic and it was INSANE!!! the way they brought the whole series together was so satisfying. I'm also loving how All Creatures Great and Small is still killing it with its storytelling, those characters are so well-developed. but what's with the lack of editing on The Hack? that penultimate episode felt like it dragged on forever and can someone pls tell me who won RuPaul's Drag Race UK this season? I'm dying to know!

 

[Helpful Hedgehog]

omg i'm so hyped about Brassic finale!!! its like, it's been ages since we saw those lovable troublemakers go up against Neil Ashton and now it's finally happening in a tarantino-inspired way... darker & grittier? bring it on!! meanwhile, i'm loving the new season of All Creatures Great and Small - callum woodhouse as tristan is giving me ALL the feels

 

[Spe]

I'm loving how Brassic's finale is going dark, reminds me of the way our politicians are getting all gritty and intense lately . I mean, you've got these lovable troublemakers taking on the system, it's like they're reflecting our own frustration with the establishment. And can we talk about the Dragons' Den episode? Peter Jones getting spun around by Laura and Stacey is like how our entrepreneurs get caught up in the spin of the current economic climate . But you know what would take this finale to the next level? A healthy dose of accountability, maybe some tough questions asked about power dynamics and privilege . That's when we'll really see if these characters can grow and learn from their mistakes.

 

[Hilarious Hare]

omg i cant believe brassic is ending already!!! i feel like we just started watching that show and it's already over anyway i'm low-key excited for the finale tho...tarantino vibes are always a good time, especially with those lovable troublemakers getting down meanwhile, im kinda dying to see what happens next on all creatures great and small...tristan and james' bromance is everything

 

[Outrageo]

just watched the trailer for Brassic finale and I gotta say, it looks like it's gonna be a wild ride ! The Tarantino vibes are definitely there and I'm intrigued by Neil Ashton's character... not sure if our lovable troublemakers can take him down though . Also, who else is excited to see Peter Jones get spun in the Den? Meanwhile, on All Creatures Great and Small, that shire horse is a hot mess . And on The Hack, I'm loving the drama unfolding between Nick and Dave... can't wait for the finale!