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This publication is a collaboration with the television license (a registered brand of the BBC), but all thoughts and experiences are mine.

When I think of some of my most enjoyed television moments, certain memories and genres stand out for the way they brought me joy, emotion or simply the comfort of spending time with their loved ones. Whether you are following a story of exciting criminal drama, watching Christmas day movies on television with the family or encouraging our favorite racing team at home in a race weekend, each of these programs for me power the best version of myself for my family.

Tightened by crime dramas

There is something addictive in a well -done criminal drama. I will never forget the times I spent lost in the suspense episodes of Happy Valley. With the incredible representation of Sarah Lancashire of the police sergeant born in Yorkshire and Catherine Cawood, each episode fell me more deeply in the sandy and exciting world of the world of crime. The beauty of a criminal drama is the way it takes you to the world and pays attention to the episode after episode, making binge observation almost inevitable. Shows like Happy Valley are perfect for sinking, especially on one night after a day busy at work, when you can curl up on the couch, the cup of tea in hand and history.

Another unforgettable criminal drama that I have enjoyed is time, starring Sean Bean and Stephen Graham. His intense representation of life in prison and human struggles within that system left an impact that took him. The tough observation time was a powerful and emotional trip; One that reminded me of or how television can provide a window to the worlds that are far from our daily lives but have resonated deeply.

Enjoying live sports with family

Few television experiences unite people as live sports. I have wonderful memories of meeting with my family to see football, Cricket matches or Olympic Games. There is a unique energy that comes with seeing sports in real time. From the cheers to tense moments to communal celebrations, each game feels like an event. I remember seeing the 2012 London Olympic Games and celebrating every time Britain added another gold medal to his account. I was pregnant with my eldest son King The Games, and I cried during the two weeks, celebrating their achievements and seeing our athletes collecting their medals. It was so emotional.

Beyond these main sports, my family and I have also shared a passion to see the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC). It is less conventional than the Prime Minister’s League or the Olympic Games, but seeing the BTCC races has always taken a stimulating experience even if it cannot get the way. The sound of the engines, the emotion of the competition and the opportunity to see our favorite pilots take positions on stage each race is something we expect. It is these shared moments, where everyone is invested and committed, which help strengthen our family bond and enjoy together on a weekend.

Sofa Globetrotting

I have always loved to travel, but sometimes the best trips occur from home comfort. The television programs career around the world is perfect for anyone with passion for adventure. Seeing teams navigate different cultures, languages ​​and landscapes while driving on the continents without buying a plane ticket is a unique way of experiencing the world through the eyes of others.

This show is more than simply satisfying the passion for travel; Sacrify an authentic look at the challenges, beauty and diversity of each location. Each episode is an opportunity to explore cities and countries that you can never visit in person. From the bustling markets of South America to the serene landscapes of rural Asia, the race worldwide captures the emotion of travel in a way than few other shows. For me, each series has inspired their dreams and ideas of places that I would like to see a day with Canada at the top of my desire list.

Home inspiration

Something is comforting and inspiring in home improvement shows. The houses under the hammer are one of my favorites of all time, particularly when I am looking for something to see or simply want to relax and not think too much. It is fascinating to see how apparently careless properties can be transformed into beautiful and functional houses. The program highlights the creativity and vision that people contribute to each project, often in limited budgets, which makes it feel realistic and accessible.

Another favorite is Sort Your Life Out, where Stacey Solomon helps families disassemble and reorganic their lives. It is such a simple concept but it is very motivating and satisfying to see. Or I find itching to clean my cabinets or reorganic my spaces after an episode. There is a feeling of joy and relief that comes with the creation of the order of chaos, and resolves your life to captures perfectly.

Television programs sacrifice more than just entertainment; They become part of our memories and experiences. Each genre has its way of attracting us, making us feel and helping us connect with others. From crime dramas and travel adventures to the emotions of live sports and the motivation of home improvement programs, television can provide a unique company form, inspiration, rest and joy.

Your television license allows you to enjoy a great live television variety. It covers you for:

• All television channels, such as BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Dave and International Channels, but does not need a license if you only see non -BBC channels on request
• Payment TV services, such as Sky, Virgin Media and BT-BUT Thesis are platforms that could have live and on demand services
• LIVE TV IN TRANSMISSION SERVICES, LIKE YOUTUBE AND Amazon Prime Video
• Everything in BBC Iplayer.

This includes recording and downloading.