Film of the day: Peterloo
The network premiere of Mike Leigh’s shocking historical drama, Peterloo, recounts the infamous 1819 massacre at St Peter’s Field in … [ Read More ]
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Years and Years: Russell T Davies drama gazes into near future with unmissable dread
Warning: contains spoilers Time flies, as they say, but sometimes not in the direction we would wish. That is very … [ Read More ]
Preview: Years and Years
I really didn’t want to like this series. It came across as a piece of BBC diversity checklist-oriented tokenism – … [ Read More ]
Preview – Brexit: the Uncivil War
With Brexit (supposedly, but with so much chaos you can’t be sure) a few months away, this drama couldn’t be … [ Read More ]
Preview – The Imitation Game
The posthumously celebrated national hero, Alan Turing, is the central figure of the 2014 period-drama; The Imitation Game. Benedict Cumberbatch … [ Read More ]
Preview – Quacks: The Bishop’s Appendix
In the penultimate episode of the historic medical sitcom, we witness love, lust and bareknuckle boxing.
Preview – Quacks: The Madman’s Trial
The Victorian medical sitcom with a mixture of quackery, crossdressing and insanity.
Preview: Quacks
From the creator of Rev. comes a new sitcom exploring the world of Victorian medicine.
Preview – Count Arthur Strong: Safari Park
The final episode in the current series sees Michael (Rory Kinnear) celebrating his birthday – or at least that he … [ Read More ]
Preview – Count Arthur Strong
The third comedy series with Steve Delaney and Rory Kinnear, Count Arthur Strong, continues. Tonight Michael (Kinnear) is in for … [ Read More ]
Preview – Count Arthur Strong
The third series begins with Count Arthur getting into a spot of bother with the boss of his author friend … [ Read More ]
Preview – Guerrilla
Guerrilla is set in London in the 1971 and explores the emerging civil rights movement and the orchestrated efforts to … [ Read More ]
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When making a second series of a television comedy show, there is always a chance of having ‘difficult second album’ … [ Read More ]
Broken
As a society we’re not suffering nearly as much as we think we are. Although the amount of crime committed … [ Read More ]
Count Arthur Strong coming to TV
BAFTA award winning writer, Graham Linehan (Father Ted and The IT Crowd) has joined forces with Sony Gold Comedy Award … [ Read More ]
