The Hack brings us David Tennant (The Thursday Murder Club) as journalist Nick Davies, who introduced to us the story of the 2008 phone hacking scandal from the News of The World, which even included …
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The Hack brings us David Tennant (The Thursday Murder Club) as journalist Nick Davies, who introduced to us the story of the 2008 phone hacking scandal from the News of The World, which even included …
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Wayward opens with a mysterious escapee, but little-to-no information so far… But this does initially feel like it has a strong start, with a blast of Pink Floyd’s Time, and later with Blue Oyster Cult’s …
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Black Rabbit is so-called as it’s the name of the bar owned and run by Jake Friedken (Jude Law – The Rhythm Section), who’s having a great night and a big party… …except for some …
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Coldwater Coldwater sees John (Andrew Lincoln – Penguin Bloom) taking his kids to the park, but soon witnesses a violent assault in the park which is truly shocking, and gets blamed for not intervening, although …
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The Rumour… but how do rumours get started… They’re started by the jealous people and they get mad about somethin’ they had, and somebody else is holdin’… This is a strange one, as the problem …
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Playing Gracie Darling is a new Australian drama that takes a little bit of time to get a handle on, opening in 1997, where a group of teenagers are having a seance to contact someone …
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Win Win… Well, anyone with only this to watch on a Saturday evening will lose, but anyway. This was not available for preview, and I understood that there might be some elements which have to …
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Mitchell and Webb Are Not Helping… neither is whoever came up with that awful title for this new sketch show. Still, maybe the jokes are funny? Well, there could be if there were any, since …
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The Paper… a new sitcom where the first thing I thought of when this began was, “It feels like The Office“… Then I read that it’s set in the same universe as that. Yes, because …
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Parallel Me centres around Toni Falk (Malaya Stern Takeda), an advertising executive who travels round so many countries, she barely remembers her own name, but slips up in Dubai when she brings a presentation about …
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