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The Serial Killer’s Wife is a Paramount+ four-part drama I overlooked on its release in December 2023, but now, it’s come to Channel 5 to fill an Intruder-sized gap in their schedule. When a woman …
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Tag: Shobna Gulati
The Bones of St Nicholas – Inside No.9 Series 8 Episode 1 – The DVDfever Review
The Bones of St Nicholas is the first episode of Inside No.9 Series 8, also doubling as a special Christmas episode. We first see Dr Jasper Parkway (Steve Pemberton) going into a church at which …
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Hullraisers – The DVDfever Review – Channel 4 – Leah Brotherhead
Hullraisers is a new Channel 4 sitcom which begins with a young woman doing the early morning ‘Walk of Shame’ as she comes home from a night out, at a time when everyone’s long since …
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Adulting – On The Edge Series 2 Episode 3 – The DVDfever Review – Channel 4 drama
Adulting is the third episode in the second series of Channel 4’s On The Edge series. It centres around Candice (India Eva Rae, above-left with Shobna Gulati), a young woman who has difficulty in processing …
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Spyfall Part 1 – Doctor Who Series 12 Episode 1 – The DVDfever Review
Spyfall Part 1… the first part of a two-part Doctor Who story, and how often do they actually need to last so long? Rarely. Giving itself a similar name to Daniel Craig’s third, and very …
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Demons of the Punjab – Doctor Who Series 11 Episode 6 – The DVDfever Review
Demons of the Punjab sees the Scooby Doo gang run back to August 1947 Pakistan for the partition of India. Yaz wants to go so she can interfere with history and meet her grandmother, Umbreen, …
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Arachnids in the UK – Doctor Who Series 11 Episode 4 – The DVDfever Review
Arachnids in the UK is the fourth episode of Doctor Who Series 11, as well as clearly being a play on the Sex Pistols’ classic Anarchy In The UK. The gang are back in Sheffield …
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Paranoid Episode 1 – The DVDfever Review – ITV Drama
Paranoid sadly didn’t begin with the classic Black Sabbath tune, but with local GP Angela Benton (Emma Bispham) being senselessly murdered in a children’s playground. Lesley Sharp was Lucy Cannonbury, a childless woman who spends …
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