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The Story And The Engine is the fifth episode of Season 2… or, perhaps Series 15 or Series 45. Oh, where to begin with this one? Doctor Who is massively tanking in the ratings, and …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of HARD TRUTHS!
Hard Truths quickly shows us how Pansy (Marianne Jean-Baptiste – The Book of Clarence) is not a morning person, or any sort of person, as she’s an angry, bossy moo, especally getting startled if anyone …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of MISSING YOU on Netflix!
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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Still Up – The DVDfever Review – Apple TV+ – Antonia Thomas, Craig Roberts
Still Up centres around a man and a woman who regularly chat on the phone, even though we’re not told how their friendship came about, but we do know that they both suffer from insomnia, …
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Black Ops – The DVDfever Review – BBC – Gbemisola Ikumelo, Hammed Animashaun
Black Ops centres around two PCSOs, aka Police Community Support Officers, who can’t arrest a scrote who’s just attacked a security guard, thus pointing themselves out to be a complete waste of space. Since it …
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The Timeless Children – Doctor Who Series 12 Episode 10 – The DVDfever Review
The Timeless Children is the series finale of Doctor Who Series 12, and follows on from last week’s penultimate one… Dom RobinsonReviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. Aortic valve operation survivor from the …
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Fugitive of the Judoon – Doctor Who Series 12 Episode 5 – The DVDfever Review
Fugitive of the Judoon is the fifth episode of Doctor Who Series 12, and brings the rhino-faced space police to present day Gloucester. Tour guide Ruth thought she knew everything about the place, but not …
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The Long Song: The Complete Series – The DVDfever Review
The Long Song is set during the slaves’ Christmas rebellion of 1831, and while I’m not usually one for period dramas, if they can somehow make it engaging, then they still do have a chance. …
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Jonathan Creek: Daemons’ Roost (2016 Christmas Special) – The DVDfever Review
Daemons’ Roost is the latest of a number of occasional Jonathan Creek specials, in lieu of a full series, but whether running for 60, 90 or 120 minutes, it continues the same pattern where I …
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