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Viewpoint: 2nd UPDATE 30 April 2021: The finale is now on the ITV Hub, and it’s just there for 2 days at the time of posting this. I assumed it would be seven days, but …
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Category: TV Series
Intergalactic – The DVDfever Review – Savannah Steyn, Craig Parkinson
Intergalactic is a new sci-fi drama set in the year 2143, in Commonworld, a futuristic city built next to a destroyed London. Cop Ash Harper (Savannah Steyn) is planning to move to Shanghai, but as …
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The Mosquito Coast – The DVDfever Review – Justin Theroux – Apple TV+
The Mosquito Coast shows off Allie Fox’s (Justin Theroux) talents early on, as he demonstrates how he can literally create ice from fire, which is very handy if you don’t have access to electricity and …
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Dreaming Whilst Black – The DVDfever Review – Adjani Salmon
Dreaming Whilst Black stars and is co-written by Adjani Salmon as Kwabena, who works in recruitment, but dreams of being a hot-shot screenwriter, who gets to pitch to a new production company, early on, but …
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Shadow and Bone – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Jessie Mei Li
Shadow and Bone is a new Young Adult drama set around… cartographers. Yep, you didn’t see that coming… It’s quite a new thing to the small screen. The big issue for this series’ main characters, …
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Mare of Easttown – The DVDfever Review – HBO / Sky Atlantic – Kate Winslet
Mare of Easttown… because in a place called Easttown, Kate Winslet plays Mare Sheehan, a detective investigating the disappearance a young woman called Katie – a known drug abuser, who’s still not been seen in …
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Too Close – The DVDfever Review – Emily Watson – ITV drama
Too Close is billed as a psychological drama, but based on the first episode, it might be quite a task to focus your mind on the entire episode. I will mention what happens at the …
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Dad Stop Embarrassing Me! – The DVDfever Review – Jamie Foxx – Netflix
Dad Stop Embarrassing Me! sees Jamie Foxx in a new 10-part Netflix sitcom as Brian, a very out-of-touch Dad, who couldn’t be less ‘down wiv da kids’ if he tried despite, in the opener, wearing …
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All That Glitters – The DVDfever Review – Katherine Ryan BBC talent show
All That Glitters: Britain’s Next Jewellery Star, hosted by comedienne Katherine Ryan (The Duchess), is the latest talent show on the BBC (yes, there isn’t enough of these), this time looking for Britain’s best amateur …
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Greta Thunberg: A Year To Change The World – The DVDfever Review
Greta Thunberg: A Year To Change The World sees the brand of Greta Thunberg, who knows diddly squat about the environment – following the incredibly staged bullshit that was I Am Greta, and desperately trying …
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