The Interceptor is a new drama/thriller series which was described on BBC Breakfast as something we’ve never ever seen before… yet from the clips it looked like EVERYTHING we’ve seen before. Not that that’s always …
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The Affair Episode 6 – The DVDfever Review
The Affair Episode 6 begins with Noah’s side of the story – the usual way it does. His friend Max gets $40 off him to score some blow at a college reunion, but when they …
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The Affair Episode 5 – The DVDfever Review
The Affair Episode 5 begins with a new change – the episode is first seen through Alison’s eyes. Really mixing it up, there… She can’t be roused, first thing, as Cole is up at dawn’s …
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1864 on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
1864 is another triumph for Nordic Noir, for television as a whole, and for viewers who owe it to themselves to watch this drama. If there’s one thing I like about a TV series, it’s …
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SunTrap Episode 1 – The DVDfever Review
SunTrap – there’s a reason this is on at 10.45pm. Most people have gone to bed, so they’ll be able to easily avoid it. I had to learn from the description online, that Kayvan Novak‘s …
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The Affair Episode 4 – The DVDfever Review
The Affair Episode 4 begins with Noah and Alison on a boat together, for reasons I won’t bore you with, but just before they get to chat after he buys a coffee.. an old friend …
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The Affair Episode 3 – The DVDfever Review
The Affair Episode 3 begins by putting the viewer into a coma – Noah goes swimming, then talks to Bruce, then we see how both Noah and Helen are too busy to look after the …
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Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell Episode 1 – The DVDfever Review
Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell is a TV adaptation based on a novel by Susanna Clarke. Since I don’t read books, I’d never heard of it before, but when the trailer appeared on TV, I …
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The Affair Episodes 1 and 2 – The DVDfever Review
The Affair rolled out onto Sky Atlantic with not as much fanfare as the terrible Fortitude, but in the two leading American character roles, it starred the distinctly British Dominic West and Ruth Wilson, both …
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No Offence Episode 1 – The DVDfever Review
No Offence is the latest Paul Abbott drama to come to Channel 4 in a blaze of publicity, with the same trailer being shown about 954 times in the past few weeks, or so it …
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