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Protection… Witness Protection… That’s the name of the game in this new 6-part ITV cop drama, where DI Liz Nyles (Siobhan Finneran – Apostasy) is dealing with a case where Jimmy McLennan (Kris Hitchen – …
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Tag: Naomi Yang
My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of NIGHTSLEEPER on BBC1!
Nightsleeper initially looks a bit like Apple TV’s Hijack, but on a plane. That series was pretty daft and I parachuted out after a couple of episodes. Can this one improve upon that? The Ipcress …
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Liaison – The DVDfever Review – Apple TV+ – Eva Green, Vincent Cassel
Liaison is a new Apple TV+ drama which mixes French and English dialogue, beginning in Damascus, Syria with terrorists being tracked, before globetrotting to Blighty and the National Cyber Security Centre, London, who are suddenly …
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Wolfe – The DVDfever Review – Sky Showcase – Babou Ceesay
Wolfe is a new drama, with a hint of dark humour, based around crime scene investigator and professor (where does he get the time for two demanding jobs?) Wolfe (Babou Ceesay – Free Fire), and …
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The Salisbury Poisonings – The DVDfever Review – Rafe Spall
The Salisbury Poisonings is a three-part drama focusing on the 2018 situation when, on March 4th of that year, former spy Sergei Skripal, along with his daughter Yulia, were found poisoned on a park bench, …
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Deep Water – The DVDfever Review – Anna Friel
Deep Water begins with a family of two adults and four children (led by Rosalind Eleazar – National Treasure, out on a boat whilst on Lake Windermere, when one of the kids falls out and …
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Chimerica: The Complete Series – Win on DVD – COMPETITION (now closed)
NOTE: This competition has now closed and the winners were: Tracy Barber, Luis Paulo, Sue Carter DVDfever.co.uk and Acorn Media have teamed up to give you a chance to win a copy of Chimerica on …
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Chimerica: The Complete Series – The DVDfever Review
Chimerica is a new four-part drama based on the stage play of the same name, with the Chinese government mowing down hundreds of their own citizens protesting in Beijing. The story gives us photographer Lee …
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