This is truly the perfect Harley Quinn series. It features almost every character Harley could come into contact with, it captures the heart of the character perfectly, and it is non stop fun, that acts as the perfect companion piece to the equally brilliant ‘Birds of Prey’. Both the show and the film start with …
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What to watch this week in Film and TV (9th-15th March)
This is a new weekly feature where I will highlight 5 films or TV shows that are launching in the UK this week. It is set to be a slightly slow week but there are still some stand outs. The Hunt – 11th March The film that was delayed almost six months due to its …
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The Trip to Greece (2020) – TV Review
This is apparently the final entry in ‘The Trip’ series and it is a very enjoyable and surprisingly somber ending. Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon’s Odyssey through Greece gives the chance for the audience to sample some stunning views, hilarious interactions, and interesting moments of self reflection. The premise of two men, playing versions of …
The Pale Horse (2020) – TV Review
In recent years, adapting Agatha Christie for the BBC has become popular and has led to reasonable success, and I would firmly put this adaptation somewhere in the middle of the versions based on quality. It is far from a bad show, but it also fails to reach the heights of classic Christie. The sense …
Doctor Who Season 12 – TV Review
Following the deeply disappointing season 11, there was a lot of pressure on this season, and while it was far from perfect, it really dragged my attention back to Doctor Who and was mostly a real success. The season brought back the idea of season arcs and huge plot twists, both of which proved to …
Doctor Who – The Timeless Children
Promised as an unmissable series finale that would change the show forever, ‘The Timeless Child’ had the job of concluding one of the shows best seasons in recent memory and satisfyingly answering multiple questions the season had posed, and it mostly failed. While I appreciate the fact they made some big risks in messing hugely …
Intelligence (2020) – TV Review
Nick Mohammed’s low-key but entertaining comedy is a real success and brings David Schwimmer back to his comedic best. Set a “GC-HQ” and focusing on an arrogant NSA agent (Schwimmer) coming in to shake up the UK set up, and in doing so strikes up an unlikely friendship with Mohammed’s character. It is a modern …
Ballers Season 5 (2019) – TV Review
The Dwayne Johnson led Ballers comes to a surprisingly low-key but reasonably satisfying conclusion in this fifth season of HBO’s hit show. Throughout its entire run, Ballers has been a popular but rarely talked about hit (with some surprising fans, this was where Christopher Nolan discovered John David Washington, and not his BlacKkKlansman performance, for …
Miracle Workers (2019) – TV Review
Finally available in the UK due to the newly established Sky Comedy channel, Miracle Workers is a charming and entirely harmless comedy mini-series. Set in heaven, this workplace comedy follows the efforts of awkward Craig (Daniel Radcliffe) and confident Eliza (Geraldine Viswanathan) as they attempt to use their divine influences to set up a socially …
Killing Eve Season 3 – First Look
We finally have our first look and release date (26th April) for the much anticipated third season of Killing Eve. Eve is working as a butcher and Villanelle is married to a woman in Barcelona, taking more agency for her kills and her life. I will cover more in depth when we get the first …
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