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On this week\u2019s episode of The Radio Times Podcast<\/a>, Kelly-Anne Taylor sits down with rising star Joe Locke to discuss his debut role in the Netflix coming-of-age series Heartstopper<\/a>. Based on the much-loved graphic novels by Alice Oseman, the actor chats about the show\u2019s importance for the LGBTQ+ community and the fact that it celebrates people being \u201cunapologetically different\u201d.<\/p>\n Locke says that Heartstopper brings coming out stories to the \u201cforefront\u201d and lets LGBTQ+ characters be more than just \u201cthe quirky weird kids\u201d or side characters for comic relief. He believes the show will make young people feel more comfortable seeing themselves on screen and that society has \u201cmoved on\u201d to be more accepting for teenagers who don\u2019t fit the norm.<\/p> Jane Garvey is away on holiday \u2013 so regular TV critic Rhianna Dhillon takes over hosting duties on this week\u2019s episode. She is joined by Radio Times staff writer Kelly-Anne Taylor and together, they offer their thoughts on the very best entertainment coming to our screens this week. Reviewing everything from #MeToo comedy Chivalry, to Amazon Prime film All the Old Knives.<\/p>\nWhat else can I expect from Episode 31?<\/strong><\/h2>\n