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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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USS Callister: Into Infinity – Black Mirror Series 7 Episode 6 – The DVDfever Review
USS Callister: Into Infinity is the sixth and final episode of Black Mirror Season 7. This finale 7 opens with a summary of the original show, because it’s been six-and-a-half years since Season 4’s USS …
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Bête Noire – Black Mirror Series 7 Episode 2 – The DVDfever Review
Bête Noire is the second episode of Black Mirror Series 7. Maria (Siena Kelly – Adult Material) works at a chocolate development company, which sounds a great job, as you can get everyone to undergo …
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The Curse – The DVDfever Review – Channel 4 – Emer Kenny
The Curse is an ’80s-set crime comedy, beginning with a prologue which mixes slamming of Thatcher’s government as she destroyed the working classes, in with the rise of the Yuppies, and how it leads to …
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Horrible Histories: The Movie – Rotten Romans on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Horrible Histories: The Movie – Rotten Romans brings the series to the big screen (for the second time, following 2015’s Shakespeare comedy, Bill), and begins with Claudius (portrayed – as with the 1976 TV series …
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Porridge (2016) – The DVDfever Review
Porridge, aka, the slop once served up for breakfast in the nick, which led to “doing porridge” being slang for serving a prison sentence, doesn’t bring Ronnie Barker’s character back into it, but attempts to …
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Stewart Lee’s Comedy Vehicle Series 4 Episode 1: Wealth – The DVDfever Review
Stewart Lee’s Comedy Vehicle is rather like Luther – it comes round every 2-3 years and is to the TV schedules what oxygen is to our bodies – an essential requirement. Often, the programme is …
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Comedy Feeds on BBC iPlayer – The DVDfever Review
Comedy Feeds is the series of pilots, commissioned by BBC3, and which normally get a late night airing on TV as they have done before, but this year, they’re Internet-only and can be viewed on …
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