The Trial of Ratko Mladic
This Storyville documentary is certainly a harrowing watching, detailing the worst war crimes in Europe since the Second World War.
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Blockbusters
The classic quiz show is back – again. Seriously, it’s been revived four times, which is normally not a good … [ Read More ]
Fleabag – Series Two
Before going into this review I should state that I have one major problem with Fleabag: other critics.
This Time with Alan Partridge
The star of North Norfolk Digital has found himself back on the Beeb, as Steve Coogan’s most famous creation finds … [ Read More ]
Mark Kermode’s Oscar Winners: A Secrets of Cinema Special
In the latest edition of his Secrets of Cinema series, Mark Kermode tries to uncover what it takes to win … [ Read More ]
Skint Britain: Friends Without Benefits
The Teesside town of Hartlepool was one of the first to test out the system of Universal Credit, and this … [ Read More ]
Hypothetical
Dave’s latest original show is a panel game that on the surface has more questions than answers.
Imagine… Jo Brand: No Holds Barred
Just don’t call Jo Brand a national treasure.
Danny Dyer’s Right Royal Family
Following from his royal revelations on Who Do You Think You Are? Danny Dyer is now looking deeper in the … [ Read More ]
Inside Hotel Chocolat
You can argue that this behind-the-scenes documentary is just one big advert for Britain’s largest independent chocolate maker. If it … [ Read More ]
Semi-Detached
The first sitcom pilot of the year stars Lee Mack in this real-time story set over one man’s terrible half-hour … [ Read More ]
Vic & Bob’s Big Night Out – Episode 4
The finale of the series arguably feels the most like the original Big Night Out, given the return of some … [ Read More ]
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Tomorrow’s World Live: For One Night Only
Fifteen years after the last episode aired, this special one-off edition of the long-running science show saw the return of … [ Read More ]
Our Classical Century
If there is an objection to this programme, it is when host Suzy Klein argues that classical music is the … [ Read More ]
Taskmaster: Series 7, Episode 10 – I Can Hear it Gooping
As we discover who will take Greg Davies’s golden head, James Acaster pretends to commit crime and everyone gets tied … [ Read More ]
Taskmaster: Series 7, Episode 9 – The Pendulum Draws the Eyes
This week, James Acaster uses a skull to drain a bowl, Jessica Knappett has some fun with a man named … [ Read More ]
Preview – The Budget
One of the biggest days in political calendar is upon us today.
Taskmaster: Series 7, Episode 8 – Mother Honks her Horn
This week, Little Alex Horne becomes the subject of a bizarre water feature, Phil Wang is slow when it comes … [ Read More ]
Taskmaster: Series 7, Episode 7 – The Perfect Stuff
This time Little Alex Horne puts a gravy-stained joke on his head, James Acaster get furious, and Rhod Gilbert tries … [ Read More ]
Taskmaster: Series 7, Episode 6 – A Coquettish Fascinator
This week Greg Davies and Little Alex Horne celebrate Taskmaster’s 50th episode, James Acaster breaks a ukulele, and Phil Wang … [ Read More ]
Taskmaster: Series 7, Episode 5 – Lotta Soup
As we reach the half-way point, Little Alex Horne’s life is threatened by a javelin, James Acaster creates a holiday, … [ Read More ]
Taskmaster – Series 7, Episode 4: OLLIE
This time, we are switched on, weighing up problems, and wondering how lifts work.
Taskmaster: Series 7, Episode 3 – Twelve Blush Majesty Two
This time Greg Davies tries to translate some silent speakers, Little Alex Horne is forced to drink coffee through a … [ Read More ]
Taskmaster: Series 7, Episode 2 – My Eyes are Circles
This week Rhod Gilbert writes a story accurately, Jessica Knappett does her impression of an airhorn, and Greg Davies gets … [ Read More ]
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