The Rain is an eight-part Danish series and within a few minutes we’re in disaster movie territory after a motorway pile-up could have serious consequences for everyone if they don’t shift their butts and get …
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The Rain is an eight-part Danish series and within a few minutes we’re in disaster movie territory after a motorway pile-up could have serious consequences for everyone if they don’t shift their butts and get …
Continue readingWho Wants To Be A Millionaire is a quiz show which ran for years and years under the hosting of Chris Tarrant, and spawned countless versions abroad as well as being the cornerstone of Danny …
Continue readingHigh And Dry is a sitcom set on a desert island, written and created by Marc Wootton, and who would normally push me away from a show, but this one works well. Following a devastating …
Continue readingThe Split centres around Defoe’s, a lawyer run by a family who, while they deal with a lot of divorces, they have enough of their own problems to fill a soap opera… and so this …
Continue readingThe Woman In White is a ghost of some sort, driving people mad, as she scares others, going about her daily business.. Walter Hartright (Ben Hardy) is an artist, or ‘drawing master’ as it says …
Continue readingHome From Home started life as one of BBC2’s rather poor 2016 pilots, with Johnny Vegas in the lead role as Neil Hackett, father of a family who up sticks and move to the Lake …
Continue readingTrue Horror is a new four-part series of dramatised documentaries, starting with Hellfire Farm, which centres around artist Bill Rich (Adam Leese, above) and his wife, Liz (Amy Morgan), who together with their children, inhabit …
Continue readingLost In Space – We all know how this works: The Space Family Robinson head out to look for ways to solve the Earth’s problems, but once out in space, they get… er… lost. We …
Continue readingThe City and The City is like one of those noir thrillers where you’re not sure whether to take it seriously because – as lead David Morrissey explains in a gruff voice about the existence …
Continue readingCunk On Britain brings Diane Morgan‘s Philomena Cunk back to the small screen following her Worlds of Wonder segments on Charlie Brooker’s Weekly Wipe, and the subsequent Cunk on Shakespeare. I really enjoyed all of …
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