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The Walsh Sisters centres around five female siblings, including the first one we’re introduced to, hard drinking and drug-taking Rachel (Caroline Menton), who’s taken rather too much, leading to her better half not being particularly …
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Small Prophets gives us the eccentric… or just downright weird Michael (Pearce Quigley – The Critic), who appears to be just a lazy bum who does nothing about his overgrown front garden. Mine needs a …
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Lord Of The Flies comes to BBC1 as a Sunday night primetime epic, and while I’ve never seen any previous adaptation of this, nor read the novel, I instantly knew certain nonsense, as we see …
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Waiting For The Out presents with a young man, Dan Stewer (Josh Finan – The Responder), teaching a philosophy class in a prison full of men who’ve been locked away for a fair amount of …
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The Night Manager Series 2 comes hot on the heels of Series 1 from… erm… 2016. I remember some parts of it, but not all of it, and i didn’t get time to watch it …
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Lynley… Inspector Lynley. I never saw the drama with Nathaniel Parker and Sharon Small, around 20 years ago, nor have I read the books, so this new series is my first experience of the brand. …
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The War Between The Land And The Sea finally drifts up on BBC1’s shores… Is it the catch of the day, or does it smell a bit fishy? As a Doctor Who spin-off, the BBC …
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Prisoner 951 is based upon the first-hand accounts both Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and her husband, Richard, who was locked up for almost six years against her will when she’d done nothing wrong, with treatment that was …
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Wild Cherry is Rich People’s Problems – and TV For Women, taking place in Richford Lake, an affluent place to live, and split into two distinct areas, firstly Wetherford Estate, known as The Island, the …
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The Ridge is a thriller with the initial mystery that when we see lots of unnecessary shakycam/zooming in-and-out as we’re introduced to anaesthetist Mia (Lauren Lyle – The Outrun) – the picture still unable to …
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