All Critics articles – Page 90
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CriticsOrangutan Jungle School
“This enchanting series is a reminder that young orangutans are as inquisitive, emotional and lovable as human children.”
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CriticsA Passage To Britain
“A fascinating perspective on these early pioneers of today’s British Asian communities.”
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CriticsBollywood; Mark Gatiss on John Minton; Jamie Cooks Italy
“A documentary that brought out the sheer vibrancy of its subject exceptionally well.”
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CriticsLost Boys? What’s Going Wrong for Asian Men
“Journalist Mehreen Baig provided an object lesson in how to tackle an immensely sensitive subject head on.”
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CriticsThe Foreign Doctors Are Coming
“It made for an odd mix, culture-clash scenarios alternating with what often seemed like lessons in basic human good manners”
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CriticsTower Block Kids
“It was a tribute to the astonishing resilience and cheerful adaptability of children”
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CriticsSuccession
“Although funny in places, it is also scary, as any drama peopled by monsters ought to be”
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CriticsTravels in Trumpland with Ed Balls
“Balls has shown he is game for self-parody on Strictly Come Dancing and did so again here”
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CriticsOrange Is the New Black
“While the past two seasons got progressively darker, they also tended to sag in the middle episodes, and that has never been more true than here”
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CriticsThe Bletchley Circle: San Francisco
“In short, it’s absolutely terrible and a welcome port in the storm of quality out there”
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CriticsInsha’Allah Democracy
“It is a fascinating mess – and maybe that is the perfect approach, given the subject matter”
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CriticsOur Shirley Valentine Summer
“More naked confessions, and fewer sham romances, would make this a much better format”