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Category: British TV

The Importance of LGBT+ Representation in TV and Film

February 12, 2021February 16, 2021 Jared White

By Jared White The Importance of LGBT+ Representation in TV and Film. I recently finished watching It’s A Sin, Channel 4’s new five-episode series that tells the story of a […]

Rellik and Liar: Brothers in Face Palms

October 25, 2017October 24, 2017 Patrick Crellin

The brothers responsible for the recent BBC1 and ITV drama series Rellik and Liar are Harry and Jack Williams. They have received critical acclaim for writing The Missing and they produced the wonderful Fleabag. They also created the […]

Review: Clique

June 7, 2017June 7, 2017 Patrick Crellin

This is the second BBC Three programme I have watched recently (the first being Fleabag), and it’s interesting how much the channel has improved since moving online only. This series […]

Review: Fleabag

April 14, 2017April 19, 2017 Patrick Crellin

On paper, Fleabag shouldn’t work. It’s a ‘sitcom’ about a juvenile, middle class woman who never gets anything right. So far, so Miranda. However, those inverted commas are well placed, […]

Review: Flowers (Channel 4)

April 26, 2016 Ben McElroy

Have you heard of Julian Barratt? Have you heard of Olivia Colman? Have you heard of Will Sharpe? Have you??? Well, they are all starring in Flowers, a new 6-part […]

Five of the Best Period Dramas

April 15, 2016 Catherine Coleman

For many, there’s no better way to spend a dark winter’s night than to curl up on the sofa with a box of chocolates and a period drama. Over the past […]

Review: War and Peace

January 20, 2016January 20, 2016 Liffey OBrien

I should have reviewed BBC One’s expensive-looking and beautifully cast series of Leo Tolstoy’s classic War and Peace last week, but, if I’m honest, I needed more time to make […]

Series Revival Review: Being Human

November 14, 2015November 14, 2015 Caroline Middleton

  Being Human is one of the most successful television series the BBC has ever produced. Its authentic, almost amateurish tone, combined with a concept that on paper would seem […]

End of series review: The Apprentice – Series 10

December 23, 2014December 23, 2014 Laurence Morgan

For 10 years now, audiences have sat and watched in entertained frustration, as terrified blobs in suits bumble around trying to impress a man who once owned a football club; […]

End of Series Review – Doctor Who

November 11, 2014November 11, 2014 Richard Priday

Time is up once again for Doctor Who, but was it well spent? With many secrets revealed, and journeys ended and begun anew, it is time to consider the end […]

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