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Season 1 – Take That

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Never-before-seen archive footage is used to chart the rise, fall and record-breaking reunion of one of the UK's most iconic boy bands.
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Take That — Season 1

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Scott Bryan BBC.com Mar 11
Not a Must Watch
We are at a saturation point with these types of documentaries. I’m starting to wonder whether there’s anything else really more to say. Go to Full Review Craig Mathieson The Age (Australia) Feb 9
3.5/5
Director David Soutar deserves genuine credit. In this era of sanitised music documentaries, he’s given the authorised tale of Take That...a narrative energy, discreet commentary and an aesthetic that captures the contradictions of pop music... Go to Full Review Ed Potton The Times (UK) Jan 27
4/5
Mixing archive clips with new interviews, the three-parter is lively and candid — Williams is incapable of not being both. Go to Full Review Johnny Loftus Decider Mar 2
Over three episodes, Take That shows that while you might not know the principal players, in the game of pop stardom, the broad strokes of getting famous, falling on tough times, and finding your way back are often quite familiar. Go to Full Review Barbara Ellen Observer (UK) Feb 2
If Take That has undermined the increasingly wearying “my big glossy doc” template, it’s done us all a favour. Go to Full Review Adam Miller metro.co.uk Jan 27
4/5
Take That retells well-worn stories over never-before-seen footage, but it still remains deeply affecting, listening to three men in middle age finally taking accountability and tending to wounds more than 35 years old. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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Michael B. @KVD1969 Feb 13 From 90s boy-band mania to a record-breaking trio, the definitive portrait of Take That charts 35 years of global stardom, devastating splits, and the resilience of a band that learned they needed each other to survive. See more Darrin N @RT26777594 Feb 5 Enjoyable and gives good insight See more John C @JohnNOhio Feb 1 Great documentary about a boy band on the other side of the pond. As an American I know a little about Robbie Williams from the album "The Ego Has Landed", but knew nothing about "Take That." I would compare them to "NKOTB" or "The Backstreet Boys" and wonder why "Take That" never made big it in The United States. The documentary has me listening to them and I am very impressed by Gary Barlow's song writing. See more I. A @Ahsoka41 Jan 29 I was 14 when "Back for good" was released.Beautiful song and good show. See more Read all reviews
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Gary Barlow

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Robbie Williams

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Mark Owen

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Howard Donald

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Jason Orange

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David Soutar

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Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Jan 27, 2026 Take That Part 1 Five northern lads are cast in a band that goes on to dominate the U.K. pop charts; by 1995, Take That hits its peak and the only way left is down. Details Episode 2 Aired Jan 27, 2026 Take That Part 2 A shock decision rocks the band, sparking a rivalry, which plays out in the press; without Take That, going solo presents its own struggles. Details Episode 3 Aired Jan 27, 2026 Take That Part 1 The band embarks on their reunion tour without one of their original members; can they put their past behind them and what does their future hold? Details
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Take That — Season 1

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Season Info

Director
David Soutar
Executive Producer
Gabe Turner
Network
Netflix
Rating
TV-MA
Genre
Music
Original Language
British English
Release Date
Jan 27, 2026
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