Your Song… if I was to be polite, I would say it’s exactly what you expect. For some reason, Alison Hammond still hasn’t gone away after breaking the table outside, in Big Brother 3, back …
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Your Song… if I was to be polite, I would say it’s exactly what you expect. For some reason, Alison Hammond still hasn’t gone away after breaking the table outside, in Big Brother 3, back …
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Big Mistakes is a madcap black comedy, opening with the rather touching subject of a family’s grandma (aka Nonna, in Italian terms) who’s dying, yet the matriach of the family, Linda (Laurie Metcalf – Scream …
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Twenty Twenty Six brings us back to Hugh Bonneville (Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale) as Ian Fletcher, who was once the BBC’s Head of Values, and now he’s the Director of Integrity, for the 2026 …
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The Miniature Wife is the situation Elizabeth Banks (Migration 3D) finds herself in, after an accidental situation leads to her being shrunk. For Lindy Littlejohn (Banks) and her husband, Les (Matthew Macfadyen – Death by …
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The Teacher Series 3 brings Victoria Hamilton (The Trick) to the fore, now we’re back in The Teacherverse, and there’s controversy abound… As Helen Simpson, she’s got a promotion at school to Head of Drama, …
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The Burbs makes the transition from movies to TV, and was a mediocre film at the best of times, but in 2026, no-one in Hollywood has original ideas any more. This time round, a 30-something …
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Babies just drops you in the middle of the ‘action’ as a young couple – Lisa (Siobhán Cullen – Bodkin) and Stephen (Paapa Essiedu – The Outrun) – go about their day: leave their flat, …
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Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen sees Rachel (Camila Morrone – The Night Manager Series 2) and Nicky (Adam DiMarco) getting married, but things are clearly not going to go too well, otherwise the …
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Jo Nesbø’s Detective Hole… Harry Hole, although while in Norwegian, his surname is pronounced “Hoo-lay”, in the UK, it just sounds like a hole in the ground. Then again, the detective, played by Tobias Santelmann …
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Power: The Downfall of Huw Edwards opens with Martin Clunes (Mother’s Pride) as the nonce-newsreader jogging, making me wonder: No way did Huw Edwards go jogging! Dom RobinsonReviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. …
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