Skip to content
The Family Pile is a new ITV sitcom, and ITV sitcoms are always amazing, right? Erm… The happiness begins with the fact that this is centred around four bereaved sisters who have to sell the …
Continue reading
Tag: Erin Shanagher
Censor on Blu-ray Special Edition – The DVDfever Review – Niamh Algar
Censor begins with two BBFC film censors working out what to cut from a film, in order to arrive at an 18-certificate, including “trimming the tiniest bit off the end of the genitals”… Oo-er! After …
Continue reading
Viewpoint – The DVDfever Review – Noel Clarke – FINALE PULLED FROM SCHEDULE!
Viewpoint: 2nd UPDATE 30 April 2021: The finale is now on the ITV Hub, and it’s just there for 2 days at the time of posting this. I assumed it would be seven days, but …
Continue reading
The Bay: The Complete Series – The DVDfever Review – Morven Christie
The Bay in this new drama is Morecambe Bay, the setting for a new police drama where Holly and Dylan Meredith – two 15-year-old twins who – didn’t come home from a trip to a …
Continue reading
The Moorside: Complete Series – The DVDfever Review – Shannon Matthews drama
The Moorside tells the tale of Karen Matthews, the idiot who claimed her daughter, Shannon, had been kidnapped when she was hidden under a bed the entire time. Karen thought she could hoodwink the media …
Continue reading
Tina and Bobby Episode 1 – The DVDfever Review – Michelle Keegan Drama
Tina and Bobby is a new three-part drama from ITV which dramatises the partnership of future England captain Bobby Moore (Lorne MacFadyen) and his wife Tina (Michelle Keegan). As it’s just a trilogy of episodes, …
Continue reading
Ordinary Lies Episode 1 – The DVDfever Review
Ordinary Lies last night broadcast its first episode in this new drama series, from writer Danny Brocklehurst (Clocking Off, Shameless, The Driver), following in the footsteps of Clocking Off where each episode revolves around a …
Continue readingOrdinary Lies – Launch Trailer – BBC One
Ordinary Lies is a new drama starting on Tuesday which, as the BBC press release says, is full of drama, tragedy, warmth and humour, and each episode focuses on one of the colleagues and friends …
Continue reading