All Critics articles – Page 2
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CriticsSam & Ade Go Birding; Margo’s Got Money Troubles; Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service
“We need shows like this. Gentle men unafraid to examine their feelings”
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CriticsMiriam Margolyes Made Me Me; Missed Call
“It felt as if we were getting the unguarded Margolyes”
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CriticsYour Song; Euphoria
“Like The Piano, Your Song is playing all the right talent-show notes, but not necessarily in the right order”
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CriticsMalcolm in the Middle: Life's Still Unfair; The Miniature Wife; Big Mistakes
“It’s faster and funnier than before, its emotional beats hitting harder and its story hanging together as a cohesive whole”
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CriticsTwenty Twenty Six; The Assembly; Michael Jackson: An American Tragedy
“Supremely surefooted and, beneath its gentle surface, pleasingly scabrous”
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CriticsThe Testaments; André Is an Idiot; Ligas
“An impressive follow-up to The Handmaid’s Tale, lightening the tone, upping the pace”
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CriticsSecret Garden; Untold: Chess Mates
“English gardens can be as wild as anywhere in the world. It’s all just on a smaller scale”
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CriticsHatton Garden: The Great Diamond Heist
“It was still grimly compelling, even if you have seen the various films and documentaries that have already been made about this subject”
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CriticsSpymasters: The Great Spy Writers; Dear Killer Nannies
“In episode two it really hits its stride as it offers a rich exploration of John le Carré and his cynical view of spies”
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CriticsInside Britain’s National Parks; Grace; Keir Starmer: Where Did It All Go Wrong?
“It is the interviews with the people who live there that make your heart truly sing”
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CriticsJo Nesbo’s Harry Hole; Boom Box: Beats and Betrayal
“The author has written the TV adaptation himself, so the result is true to his vision and will satisfy fans”
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CriticsThe Pitt; Something Very Bad is Going to Happen; My Garden Of A Thousand Bees
“The most immersive, authentic, naturalistic medical drama I have seen”
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CriticsPower: the Downfall of Huw Edwards; Bait
“It does go an awfully long way to capture a sickening feeling in the pit of your stomach”
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CriticsThe Comeback, Clash of the Superpowers; Just One Thing
“The Comeback’s brand of satire couldn’t be more on point, but more earnest than I remember it”
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CriticsSaturday Night Live UK; The Hunt: Prey vs Predator; Celebrity Sabotage
“By any reasonable measure it was off to a flying start”
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CriticsJury Duty Presents: Company Retreat; Imperfect Women; LOL: Last One Laughing UK
“The digs against corporate culture – especially towards the end of the series – are funny and well executed”
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CriticsLast One Laughing UK; The Marlow Murder Club
“This series leaves me helpless with laughter at least once an episode. That might sound like a low bar, but it’s an impressive feat”
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CriticsBoarders; Police Interceptors; Inside the Rage Machine; Small Prophets
“There is something about Boarders that feels very real”