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The Assembly seems famous people being asked questions by autistic, neurodivergent and/or learning-disabled interviewers, where nothing is off limits. As such, when one of the group mentions to Danny Dyer his character in Eastenders, to …
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The Well is the third episode of Season 2… or, perhaps Series 15 or Series 45. Being deaf is this month’s token disability highlight at the BBC, and their doyen is Rose Ayling-Ellis. She was …
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Lux is the first episode of Season 2… or, perhaps Series 15 or Series 45. The episode opens in a 1952 cinema, long before the days of IMAX 1.43:1 films (the aspect ratio for Sinners, …
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Ransom Canyon… the place where everyone lives in big, posh houses, everyone wears a Stetson indoors, and the men have first names like Davis, Yancy and Staten! Staten’s (Josh Duhamel) wife has been fridged, while …
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Government Cheese sees Hampton Chambers (David Oyelowo – The Book Of Clarence) getting out of jail, the crime for which either we weren’t told, or I was beaten into a state of ennui during the …
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The Feud feels more like a tiff, initially, as a man is shown around a house that’s become available, even if it needs a lot of work doing to it, including a new kitchen, but …
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The Robot Revolution is the first episode of Season 2… or, perhaps Series 15 or Series 45. Ah, Russell T Davies… The man who both resurrected Doctor Who AND killed it off, 20 years later. …
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Your Friends And Neighbours opens with a surprisingly shocking situation for workaholic Andrew Cooper (Jon Hamm – Landman), and since it’s right at the start I’ll give you the flavour, that he wakes up next …
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Common People is the first episode of Black Mirror Series 7, and the order of the episodes presented is the recommended order, I understand. It first highlights the important fact that Chris O’Dowd (The Starling) …
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Hotel Reverie is the third episode of Black Mirror Series 7. Keyworth Pictures, run by Judith Keyworth (Harriet Walter – Brian And Maggie), is a long-time established movie production company with a huge back catalogue. …
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