Power: The Downfall of Huw Edwards opens with Martin Clunes (Mother’s Pride) as the nonce-newsreader jogging, making me wonder: No way did Huw Edwards go jogging! Dom RobinsonReviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. …
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Power: The Downfall of Huw Edwards opens with Martin Clunes (Mother’s Pride) as the nonce-newsreader jogging, making me wonder: No way did Huw Edwards go jogging! Dom RobinsonReviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. …
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Saturday Night Live UK sees the live stand-up show tried out in the UK, but with a British cast, and Tina Fey as guest host… all for better or worse? Let’s go through the output …
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Celebrity Sabotage… yes, it’s time for another show with “Celebrity” in the title, but this one is a bit different. In this situation, the participants are actually taking part in a fake gameshow, and there’s …
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Imperfect Women centres around three women – Eleanor (Kerry Washington – The School for Good and Evil), Mary (Elisabeth Moss – Shining Girls) and Nancy (Kate Mara – A Teacher) – all with annoying high …
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The Madison means it’s time for another Western on Paramount+! We get how this extended family has lost touch with reality, like lots of families, since when sat around a dinner table in a restaurant, …
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Louis Theroux: Inside The Manosphere is the man’s new, fascinating Netflix documentary, thus bypassing the usual BBC route. These individuals are male influencers who are mostly a bunch of toxic mega MAGA wankers, claiming to …
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A Woman of Substance asks the question: Who knew that after dating Simon Callow in Chance In A Million in the ’80s, Brenda Blethyn (Kate and Koji) would be the richest woman in the world? …
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Gone centres around David Morrissey (The Woman In Cabin 10) as officious headmaster Michael Polly, who’s one step less unpleasant than Mr Bronson in Grange Hill. His wife, Sarah, hasn’t come home, and when he …
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Molly Vs The Machines is initially told from the point of view of a social media platform, telling us how it treated young teenager Molly Russell like a commodity, rather than a human being, before …
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Vladimir, as a title, made me think this was a vampire flick, but no. The plot is delivered with Rachel Weisz (Constantine) talking directly to us, her character not explicitly named – only as M, …
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