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Apocalypse, Series 1 Episode 5, Discussion Thread

Apocalypse, Series 1 Episode 5, Discussion Thread

Channel 4’s Apocalypse TV Show
Episode: Series 1, Episode 5
Air Date: 11 October 2026

Discuss tonight’s episodes and your thoughts below.
You can also discuss the episode here while it is airing.

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u/Least-Broccoli9995 — 4 days ago
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Apocalypse, Series 1 Episode 4, Discussion Thread

Apocalypse, Series 1 Episode 4, Discussion Thread

Channel 4’s Apocalypse TV Show
Episode: Series 1, Episode 4
Air Date: 4 October 2026

Discuss tonight’s episodes and your thoughts below.
You can also discuss the episode here while it is airing.

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u/Least-Broccoli9995 — 8 days ago
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Apocalypse, Series 1 Episode 2, Discussion Thread

Apocalypse, Series 1 Episode 2, Discussion Thread

Channel 4’s Apocalypse TV Show
Episode: Series 1, Episode 2
Air Date: 20 September 2026

Discuss tonight’s episodes and your thoughts below.
You can also discuss the episode here while it is airing.

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u/Least-Broccoli9995 — 25 days ago

Please be honest about earnings!

When the show does that “Comission: $X” text, I wish it would be honest about the real commission that the AGENT / cast member just earned. Not the fake, full one.

The show tends to simplify and just takes 5% of the sale price, which is not honest, as most of us know, and display it on the screen like the agent just earned $200k in one house sale.

It leads us to believe that the agent who sold it, for example Emma, just got $190,000 in their pocket, when she did not at all.

First ACTUAL commission reduced amount vs the number they did on screen, is 50%. The selling agent and buying agent half this commission price, so usually this 5% is halved to 2.5%, this leads us to $95,000 of the original $190k.
Rarely, the agent is both the buying and selling agent, so this half split doesn’t happen, aka “double ended” on the show.

Then, of this $95k, 30% (usually) goes to Jason and Brett / the Brokerage, which brings it down to $66.5k

This is all before tax.
But I don’t expect them to include after-tax prices in the show, that’s fine.

I just wish they were most honest about the commission split, as this is confusing for most show viewers.

When they sell a single house and supposedly get $190k payout, most show viewers understandably think that “well that’s their work done for the year, why am I not an estate agent?”

When the exact figure, is a lot less. Of course it’s still a big amount, not dismissing this.

I think it would be most honest, and informative, if they’d provide the actual amount the agent earns from the sale, rather than some way inflated figure, that is way-off.

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u/Least-Broccoli9995 — 2 months ago
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Daytime Chinese Food

Does anyone know where I can get some not overpriced Chinese food in the city centre during the daytime/afternoon?

I always fancy some noodles or Chinese food for lunch, but I find that all of the takeaways open from 5 PM, and I’m not talking a full sit-down restaurant meal that’ll be £15+, I’m talking the usual takeaway prices like £8-10 for some noodles would be great, somewhere causal and fast.

I know Mr Su’s exists, but it’s actually a bit expensive in my opinion.

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u/Least-Broccoli9995 — 2 months ago
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Why is this police helicopter circling Woodhouse at 2 AM?

What’s going on? Circled about 20-30 times now. Bright green LED, flashing yellow, assuming it’s police due to behaviour.

I’m nosy, what’s going on?

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u/Least-Broccoli9995 — 4 months ago