All Critics articles – Page 3
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Small Town, Big Story; Bergerac
“It’s perfectly jolly to watch and there are some decent turns and funny lines”
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Toxic Town
“Jack Thorne manages to make a bleak and enraging story sing with a fizzing script”
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The One That Got Away; Kursk: 10 Days That Shaped Putin; Hunting the Online Sex Predators
“A great psychological drama attached to a cracking crime thriller”
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Israel and the Palestinians: The Road to 7th October
“Norma Percy has created something that deserves to be talked about in the same terms as The World at War”
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Dope Girls; David Frost Vs
“It is fun, gory and lively, if a little too in love with its own reflection”
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The Real Unforgotten; Underdog To Superdog; Georgia Harrison: Porn, Power, Profit; Argentina’s Last Ranchers
“An eye-openingly grim insight into human wickedness”
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Escaping Utopia
“A compelling, well-constructed account of life inside the New Zealand cult”
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James May’s Great Explorers; Yellowjackets
“The most enjoyable history programme I’ve watched in ages”
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The White Lotus; 26.2 to Life
“Exquisitely shot, scripted, paced and performed, it’s a sumptuous feast for all the senses”
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Unforgotten; Big Boys
“Beneath all the political stuff lies one of Chris Lang’s well-plotted, engrossing murder cases”
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The Vanishings
“Rather than trying to do justice to the real victims, this story spools off into noirish nonsense”
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Amandaland; Apple Cider Vinegar
“Lucy Punch and Joanna Lumley provide more laughs per scene than other BBC comedies do per year”
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Celebrity Bear Hunt; Mussolini: Son of the Century
“I haven’t had this much fun watching a reality TV competition since the earliest days of I’m a Celebrity … Get Me out of Here!”
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Go Back to Where You Came From
“This is a very complex subject but, based on episode one, it is being treated with all the sophistication of a custard pie to the face”