All Critics articles – Page 43
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CriticsUnforgotten; Whole Lifetime with Jamie Demetriou; Sex Actually with Alice Levine
“Sinéad Keenan’s arrival gave this drama a refreshing kick up the pants”
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CriticsEndeavour; Faking Hitler
“It all made for a slightly sprawling instalment but one that still ticked the required boxes of a classy and comforting Sunday night watch”
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CriticsThe Consultant; Liaison; The Supervet: Safari Special
“Just not exciting enough to be a proper thriller and not funny enough to be a proper comedy”
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CriticsYou & Me; Fleishman Is in Trouble; The Billionaires Who Made Our World
“Beautifully acted, weirdly written and comically dated”
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CriticsDesperate Measures; Ukraine’s War Diaries; The Dangerous Rise of Andrew Tate
“It’s the kind of pacey thing you keep watching on a quiet February night, even aware that you’ll have forgotten it by the weekend”
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CriticsThe Gold; Secrets of the Jurassic Dinosaurs; Ukraine from Above; Go Hard or Go Home
“It’s a rollicking good drama”
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CriticsPrue And Danny’s Death Road Trip; Hello Tomorrow!
“A celebrity road trip produced one of the most affecting TV moments of the year”
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CriticsThe Piano; Secret Life of the Forest
“When each person starts playing, it is just lovely to behold”
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CriticsBetter; Scarlett’s Driving School
“Obviously the antihero as lead character premise isn’t new, but this still feels fresh”
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CriticsThe Gold; Dinosaur with Stephen Fry; Guy Martin’s Power Trip
“A measured and well-executed drama”
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CriticsFunny Woman; Clarkson’s Farm
“It’s a nice show, with a nice message – and a very funny woman at its heart”
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CriticsYou; All That Breathes; The Catch
“This daft drama is played with such a straight face that it becomes wildly entertaining”
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CriticsThe Shamima Begum Story; Consent
“Joshua Baker’s first-rate reportage will probably be the fairest trial that Shamima Begum ever receives in the British media”
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CriticsSpring Walks; Putin vs the West; SAS: Who Dares Wins
“Spring Walks weaponises virtue-signalling celebs to show you that what you’re doing is wrong”
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CriticsHappy Valley; Right Here, Right Now; Clarkson’s Farm 2
“It had redemption, justice, bitter laughs and fire in its blood”
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CriticsEmily Atack: Asking for It?
“A serious education for boys, and men, is clearly needed about consent, and this programme was a fine start, if by necessity pretty distressing”