Last Seen is so-called because it’s been 11 years since former cop – and now manager in a police dispatcher call centre – Ian Ridley (Patrick Brammall – Colin From Accounts) last saw his daughter, …
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Last Seen is so-called because it’s been 11 years since former cop – and now manager in a police dispatcher call centre – Ian Ridley (Patrick Brammall – Colin From Accounts) last saw his daughter, …
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Mr T: I Pity The Fool! is part of Netflix’s Untold strand… but it only tells us things that are already public knowledge. When I first heard about a documentary coming up, given how Mr …
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The Box is ITV’s latest attempt at a gameshow during primetime, on this occasion with supposed celebs being thrown into random locations, so it’s Destination X and The Chase Around The World… again. They’re first …
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The Game Series 2 is not something I thought I’d be typing. If I wanted any Channel 5 four-part drama with Jason Watkins to continue, it would’ve been 2024’s Coma. His character, Simon, was always …
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The Rainmaker is the TV adaption of John Grisham‘s novel, which was last seen in big-screen form back in 1997. It gives us a dramatic opening, care of Melvin Pritcher (Dan Fogler – A Complete …
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Fightland is lots of people punching each other in the head. Howard Charles (Liar Series 2) takes the lead role of smug Maduka ‘Duke’ Kilroy, who’s just become heavyweight champion of the world, but thanks …
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Hit Point is U’s own… sorry, who? U. Yes, instead of just ‘Dave’, in this case, it’s now U&Dave. What a stupid naming system. Anyway, it’s their first original drama. At least it doesn’t cost …
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My Brilliant Career is Netflix’s adaptation for Miles Franklin‘s best known novel of the same name, released in 1901. Set the year before, in Australia, young lady Sybylla Melvyn (Philippa Northeast) comes to Caddagat, a …
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Ludwig Series 2 is here, and it continues to be one of the most improbable detective series on TV, whilst also being mindblowingly brilliant! Puzzle enthusiast John Taylor (David Mitchell) spent six episodes pretending to …
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Alley Cats is Ricky Gervais‘ return to the small screen, in which he appears alongside a group of his friends in animated feline form. Just so you know which page I’m on, it’s been a …
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