The Blame centres around an investigation into police corruption, following the case of 16-year-old Sophie Madsen (Matilda Freeman – Passenger (2024)) having gone missing, btu the cops then find her body in the woods, so …
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The Blame centres around an investigation into police corruption, following the case of 16-year-old Sophie Madsen (Matilda Freeman – Passenger (2024)) having gone missing, btu the cops then find her body in the woods, so …
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The War Game expands on Sky News’ podcast from last year, placing Michael Gove as the Prime Minster – HA! He wishes! Dom RobinsonReviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. Aortic valve operation survivor …
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Wisdom Of The Crowd shows that BBC1 has a Casualty-shaped hole in their schedules, and after an overlong and complex introduction as to how the title came about – which I won’t bore you with …
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The Scandal is one of those South Korean Netflix dramas where the number of episodes almost reach double figures, yet about three would’ve been enough. In a world where everyone wears silly big hats indoors, …
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The Split-Up is a spinoff from The Split – which ran for three series and a 2-part finale before it got divorced – this time with Ritu Arya (Doctors, Polite Society) in the lead as …
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Minerva Academy is what happens when an Italian military academy blends with Beverly Hills 90210. Well, and a bit of Full Metal Jacket, since they’re woken in the middle of the night to do training, …
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Forever Home might start to feel like it’ll go on forever, as this latest Channel 5 drama runs for six nights over two weeks – Mon to Weds each week. As we join the grumpy …
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Apocalypse: If it happened, and you were stuck in the world of The Last Of Us – albeit without the zombies – how would you survive? It’s basically a vision of Britain if Reform UK …
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Crew Girl tells the tale of Teagan Tao (Miku Martineau – Bet), who’s hot but a bit of a loveable klutz. Her Dad defrauded people out of millions of dollars, did a runner and left …
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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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