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Category Archives: Television
The Fall S1 E5 (BBC2)
Contains full spoilers for the final episode. I reviewed the first episode of The Fall when it aired last month and have no intention of going over the same ground, but in light of some of the critical comments made … Continue reading
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Tagged Allan Cubitt, Gillian Anderson, Jakob Verbruggen, Jamie Dornan, The Fall
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Luther S1 E1-3
I know, I’m coming very late to this particular party, but for some reason I never caught on to the BBC series Luther when it originally aired in 2010. Maybe I was busy doing something else, or perhaps the promotional … Continue reading
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Tagged Idris Elba, Luther, Neil Cross, Ruth Wilson, Warren Brown
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Doctor Who: The Name of the Doctor (BBC1)
Spoilers, sweetie. I’m confused. Not, I should immediately make clear, by the story and events of “The Name of the Doctor”, the series finale of the extended staccato season 7 of Doctor Who. As has so often been the case … Continue reading
The Fall S1 E1 (BBC2)
Apologies, I’m a week behind watching this series and although episode 2 aired last night as I write and post this, I’ve only seen the first episode so far. Even so, I still wanted to pen a few words on … Continue reading
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Tagged Allan Cubitt, Gillian Anderson, Jakob Verbruggen, Jamie Dornan, The Fall
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Doctor Who: Nightmare in Silver (BBC1)
I have a confession to make this week: I was up to my ears in work over the weekend, and was in a distracted mood for everything else that evening, which means that this week’s episode of Doctor Who wasn’t … Continue reading
Murder on the Home Front (ITV)
Something of a peculiar beast this one, which is billed as a crime drama following the pioneering early forensic work of a pathologist working in London during the Blitz in 1940. I say ‘billed as a crime drama’ because to … Continue reading
What I’ve been watching (May 3-9)
Sometimes I’m asked how I decide what to review on this blog, and the answer’s pretty simple – it’s whatever I happen to have watched, read, seen or listened to that week. I never choose to watch something purely to … Continue reading
Posted in Blog business, Television
Tagged Arne Dahl, Arrow, Being Human, Bones, Castle, CSI, Dallas, Defiance, Dexter, grimm, Murder on the Home Front, ncis, Russell Howard, Suits, The Mentalist, thriller, White Collar
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Hannibal S1 E1 “Apéritif” (Sky Living)
It seems that filmmakers simply cannot leave Dr Hannibal Lector alone to dine in peace. He first appeared on screen played by Brian Cox in Michael Mann’s 1986 film Manhunter adapted from author Thomas Harris’ initial novel Red Dragon, but … Continue reading
Doctor Who: The Crimson Horror (BBC1)
One consistently recurring question among fans over recent years has been why accomplished writer and performer Mark Gatiss hasn’t been able to deliver a follow-up to match “The Unquiet Dead,” his first Doctor Who episode back in 2005. There was … Continue reading
Da Vinci’s Demons S1 E1-3 (Fox)
I’ve been meaning to post something about Fox channel’s new historical action fantasy show Da Vinci’s Demons for a couple of weeks now; the problem is, I’m still not entirely sure what I think of it, or even how exactly … Continue reading
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Tagged Blake Ritson, Da Vinci's Demons, David S. Goyer, Leonardo da Vinci, Tom Riley
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Being Human USA S1 E1-3 (UK Watch)
It’s taken over two years for the US version of Being Human to get picked up for an airing in the UK – perhaps there was a moratorium on the North American version being sold back to Britain while the … Continue reading
Doctor Who: Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS (BBC1)
Contains vague spoiler-y type things. Maybe. Every year, I tell myself I’m not going to be dragged in to write a review of every single new episode of Doctor Who. Or at the very least, to keep them super-short. How … Continue reading
Broadchurch E8 (ITV)
Contains spoilers: if you haven’t seen the final episode, do not read on! I can’t remember the last time that ITV went to town hyping the last episode of a drama series quite as much as it did with Broadchurch … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Buchan, Broadchurch, Chris Chibnall, David Tennant, Matthew Gravelle, Olivia Colman
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ReTake: Person of Interest S1 (Channel 5)
ReTakes are second looks at things that have previously been reviewed on this site, with the intention of updating previous takes on the subject. When I originally reviewed the big US hit import Person of Interest I was less than … Continue reading
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Tagged Jim Caviezel, Jonathan Nolan, Michael Emerson, Person of Interest
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