Dial M for Middlesbrough is a new Gold film which has a great cast, even including Jason Donovan! I missed the first two films in the Draper Tours series, Murder on the Blackpool Express and Death on the Tyne, but in this, the Drapers Tours coach is run by fiancees Terry (Johnny Vegas – Ideal) […]
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Cold Call is a new four-part drama over four nights where the first thing I noticed is that Sally Lindsay‘s house is a damn sight more tidy than mine! Okay, it turned out it wasn’t her’s, as June (Lindsay) was standing over man’s bed before it cut to the opening credits. After that, she was […]
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Richard Osman’s House Of Games is an early evening gameshow which Osman says is something he’s been wanting to get on the box for some years, but as he constantly reminds us, he only ever thought of himself as a TV producer, and never a presenter. However, it’s the success of BBC1’s Pointless which has […]
Scott and Bailey is a drama I’d never seen before, but I get that the two leads – Rachel Bailey (Suranne Jones), now an acting Detective Inspector, and Janet Scott (Lesley Sharp) – have a working history together, given that it’s run for four series previously, and as this first episode begins, Bailey has been […]
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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 the BBC iPlayer on the links provided below after each review, but be quick as they’ll all expire around August […]
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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 particular member of staff within a single workplace. Dom RobinsonReviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. Aortic valve operation […]
Posted in Reviews, TV Series Tags: Bethany Thompson, Cat Simmons, Cherrelle Skeete, Danny Brocklehurst, Erin Shanagher, Fisayo Akinade, George Bukhari, Jason Manford, Jeff Alexander, Jo Joyner, Kamerson Cowan, Kristopher Mochrie, Mackenzie Crook, Manjinder Virk, Max Beesley, Michelle Keegan, Nicola Shindler, Ordinary Lies, Rebecca Callard, Sally Lindsay, Shazad Latif, Solomon Grey, Theo Graham, Tom Sherry, Xander Rundle, Zariah Bailey No Comments »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 of JS Motors. From party-loving receptionists, Tracy (Michelle Keegan) and Viv (Cherrelle Skeete), to enigmatic salesman, ‘Paracetemol’ Pete (Mackenzie Crook), […]
