TV critics – Page 134
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CriticsTV Critics: Gomorrah; Railways of the Great War; Horrible Histories
“By the end of one episode of Gomorrah you felt like entering a witness protection programme”
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CriticsTV Critics: Brothers in Arms; Great War Diaries; Radical Lives; The Singer Takes It All
“It’s only in programmes like these that television really does justice to our duty of remembrance.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Kids and Guns; Beavers Behaving Badly; Noel Fielding’s Luxury Comedy
“The film seemed more like a hillbilly freak show, suggesting that trailer-trash, rednecks and vets self-evidently don’t mix with the American right to bear arms”
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CriticsTV Critics: The Stuarts; Art of China
“Dr Clare is far too serious-minded for scandal or smut”
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CriticsTV Critics: Utopia; The Alternative Comedy Experience; Kirstie’s Fill Your House for Free
“As the plot intensifies in Utopia, so too does the garish colour scheme and the risk of blood splatter”
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CriticsTV Critics: Children of Syria; Timeshift; Blinging Up Baby
“It’s not an easy watch. Doucet’s commentary is weighed down with tragedy and horror, an artillery barrage of gloom”
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CriticsTV Critics: Tom’s Fantastic Floating Home; Child Genius; Red Arrows: Inside The Bubble
“He appeared to go through life as if constantly nibbling a giant Wonka bar”
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CriticsTV Critics: Diamond Geezers and Gold Dealers; The Honourable Woman; Penguin Post Office
“A film that was little more than a space-filler.”
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CriticsTV Critics: The Fifteen Billion Pound Railway; Operation Cloud Lab; The Mimic
“I’d challenge anyone to not utter a silent ‘wow’”
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CriticsTV Critics: Sir Chris Hoy: How to Win Gold; 100 Seconds to Beat the World; Hive Alive; The Mindy Project
“How to Win Gold was such a fascinating and well-made piece of television that it even had me hooked.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Clothes to Die For; Long Lost Family; Royal Marines Commando School; Every Breath We Take
“Clothes to Die For felt like the definitive – and most devastating – account.”
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CriticsTV Critics: The Mill; Child Genius; People Just Do Nothing; The Seven Wonders Of The Commonwealth
“It grips with the power of a story shrieking to be told.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Britain's Poshest Nannies; Horizon: What's Wrong With our Weather?; The Great Big Romanian Invasion
“Britain’s Poshest Nannies was like the introduction to a good documentary, with its juicier second part missing.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Silicon Valley; Operation Cloud Lab; The Fifteen Billion Pound Railway
“Beautifully observed, beautifully performed, beautifully written.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Nick and Margaret; Glasgow Girls; Exposure
“As the hour went on, I felt increasingly outraged.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Royal Marines Commando School; Utopia; Long Lost Family
“This programme shows real promise. Commando School was made with humour when it could be and with emotional heft where appropriate.”
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CriticsTV Critics: The Men Who Made Us Spend; From Scotland With Love
“Jacques Peretti so little believes in free will that I fully expect his next series to be called The Men Who Made Us Pick Our Noses”.
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CriticsTV Critics: Champneys; Extant; The Secret Life Of Students
“This film sorely lacked a touch of Champneys’ much-vaunted glamour.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Britain's Youngest Carers; She's Having a Baby; Brand New House For 5K; This Old Thing; Episodes
“Oritsé Williams was great throughout. Sometimes, the celebrity angle comes good.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Kirstie's Fill Your House For Free; Penny Dreadful; Rebels of Oz
“This is a preposterous programme.”