Watching Neighbours Twice a Day...

In "Watching Neighbours Twice a Day," his first memoir, Josh Widdicombe reflects on his unconventional rural childhood during the '90s, exploring how television served as a unifying force for his generation. Each chapter, inspired by a different show, combines personal anecdotes with cultural commentary, discussing everything from peculiar schoolmates to the charm of characters like Mr. Blobby. This engaging blend of nostalgia and humor captures the essence of a time when family viewing was a shared experience before the rise of individual screen consumption.