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Popmaster TV is the televisual equivalent of Ken Bruce‘s radio quiz show Popmaster, which he recently took from Radio 2 to Greatest Hits Radio, and I have to admit that bar the occasional clip, I’ve …
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Category: Channel 4
The Change – The DVDfever Review – Channel 4 – Bridget Christie
The Change sees central character Linda (Bridget Christie) going through the menopause. She’s feeling the trappings of age as she turns 50, such as how everything she does with her kids seems to annoy them, …
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Scared Of The Dark – The DVDfever Review – Channel 4 gameshow – Danny Dyer
Scared Of The Dark shows just how much Channel 4 have veered away from Sunday evening drama and films, instead giving us reality shows like Rise And Fall and Tempting Fortune. Not quite sure why, …
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Tempting Fortune – The DVDfever Review – Channel 4 gameshow – Paddy McGuinness
Tempting Fortune follows Rise And Fall, by being the second new gameshow on Channel 4 within the space of a week, and they don’t get too many of these, generally. There are 12 strangers meeting …
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Rise and Fall – The DVDfever Review – Channel 4 gameshow – Greg James
Rise And Fall is a new Channel 4 gameshow, presented by Radio 1’s Greg James, which has a premise which sounds a bit like the recent The Traitors, on BBC1. Once again, a bunch of …
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Consent – The DVDfever Review – Channel 4 – Lashay Anderson
Consent is a new one-off Channel 4 drama set at a school where we see Archie (Tom Victor) and Natasha (Lashay Anderson) look like they’re possibly becoming an item, but due to peer pressure, the …
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Everyone Else Burns – The DVDfever Review – Channel 4 – Simon Bird
Everyone Else Burns is a new sitcom with a bizarre premise in that while most of us are living a normal, everyday life in the present day, David (Simon Bird – Friday Night Dinner) and …
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The Light in the Hall – The DVDfever Review – Channel 4 – Joanna Scanlan
The Light in the Hall centres around Sharon (Joanna Scanlan – The Larkins, The Accident), whose daughter, Ela, was murdered almost 20 years ago at the age of 15, and the murderer, Joe (Iwan Rheon), …
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