All Critics articles – Page 68
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CriticsThe War of the Worlds
“A solid, reliable adaptation rather than an earth-shattering reimagining”
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CriticsThe Accident
“Had every ingredient needed for a stonking series but the mixture never quite rose to the occasion”
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CriticsBritain’s Child Drug Runners
“It was impossible to watch without feeling both angry and incredibly sad.”
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CriticsGold Digger
“Works beautifully as a soapy drama that promises to be full of twists and turns but emotional and psychological substance too”
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CriticsGary Lineker: My Grandad’s War
“Less Lineker, and more voices of the real heroes of the campaign, and this would have been an excellent film”
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CriticsAnt & Dec’s DNA Journey
“Both men displayed the basic likeability and honesty which has been key to their success”
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CriticsRich Hall’s Red Menace
“So densely packed that you almost felt you wanted to watch it in 20-minute chunks, yet his curt wit was on top form throughout.”
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CriticsThe End of the F***ing World
“It is depraved nihilism made to look cool and it is up to you whether that makes the show objectionable or a dark thrill-ride”
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CriticsHow Europe Stole My Mum
“It succeeded in something I had long believed unfeasible: it made me laugh, if not exactly about Brexit then in very close proximity to it.”
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CriticsBen Fogle: New Lives in the Wild
“This show has evolved to become the best documentary series on Channel 5.”
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CriticsSeven Worlds, One Planet
“It was all as gorgeous, breath-taking, moving and harrowing as we have come to expect from this world-leading branch of the BBC.”
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CriticsThe Accident
“This was bold, knotty drama, powered by a heart-wrenching performance from Sarah Lancashire”
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CriticsWarrior Women with Lupita Nyong’o
“Celebrity travelogues are hardly an underpopulated genre on our screens, but Lupita Nyong’o at least offered something fresh and enlightening”
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CriticsThe British Tribe Next Door
“It remains to be seen what the Channel 4 commissioners were smoking when they put this on TV”