Missing You makes me wonder if it’s in Richard Armitage‘s contract that he must be in every single one of these Harlan Coben New Year adaptations for Netflix, the last one being Fool Me Once! …
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Missing You makes me wonder if it’s in Richard Armitage‘s contract that he must be in every single one of these Harlan Coben New Year adaptations for Netflix, the last one being Fool Me Once! …
Continue readingTop Boy Season 3 follows on directly from the ending of Season 2 – which was technically Series 4, making 5 in total, but anyway… And yes, I will discuss events from the previous series …
Continue readingTop Boy Season 2 (or Series 4 if we’re counting properly – but then as I said last time, the first two Channel 4 series have been renamed Top Boy: Summerhouse) is here, and comes …
Continue readingI Am Victoria sees the return of 2019’s “I Am” series with another trilogy of episodes, this time beginning with Suranne Jones as Victoria, who’s stressed as she’s working from home, with this also eating …
Continue readingTop Boy Season 1 is here. It’s finally happened! Well, it’s technically Series 3, but Netflix have rebooted the series and labelled the original two series as Top Boy: Summerhouse. Either way, it’s taken the …
Continue readingBulletproof is like a British Bad Boys for TV, as Ashley Walters and Noel Clarke play Ashley Walters and Noel Clarke, aka two cops who wisecrack but still take the bad guys. Don’t expect anything …
Continue readingIn The Dark poses a dilemma for DI Helen Weeks (MyAnna Buring – Prey), a cop who’s pregnant, so really shouldn’t be chasing ne’er-do-wells down rainy Manchester streets (and I really felt the punch delivered …
Continue readingCuffs is, effectively, the BBC’s answer to the long-since-defunct The Bill. As it begins, PC Ryan Draper (Ashley Walters) is teamed up with rookie PC Jake Vickers (Jacob Ifan), and he has just 21 Seconds …
Continue readingThe Ark – characters talkling in broad Mancunian accents – led by David Threlfall, children defying their parents and gallivanting the night away, and the whole thing filmed in a 2.35:1 cinemascope-style widescreen ratio to …
Continue reading“Once you hit the top, the only way is down” When it comes to Top Boy, I think it’s a great piece of entertainment. I don’t always follow the lingo used, although I can empathise …
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