TV critics – Page 139
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CriticsTV Critics: The Walshes; How To Be A Billionaire; WW1’s Forgotten Photographs
“Not the subtlest piece of work you’ll ever see…but there are lovely touches.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Law & Order: UK; Line of Duty; Astronauts; The Miners’ Strike and Me
“It’s both extraordinarily brilliant and also a tiny bit frustrating.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Shetland; iPlayer originals; Insane Fight Club
“Amid the procedural boilerplate, glimmers of a more interesting show shone through.”
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CriticsTV Critics: EDL Girls; Great Canal Journeys; Photographing Africa
“The film was even-handed if not especially illuminating.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Fast and Fearless; The Voice UK; Musketeers; Top Gear
“A fascinating bit of subculture tourism.”
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CriticsTV Critics: 37 Days; Coronation Street: A Moving Story
“A clear and often brilliant dramatisation.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Outnumbered; Dancing in the Blitz; Line of Duty; First Dates
“I had a tear in my eye as I said goodbye to one of the funniest and most truthful of family sagas.”
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CriticsTV Critics: An Hour to Save Your Life; School of Hard Sums; Death in Paradise; Hair
“It was full of cool-headed heroes who made Jack Bauer look like a neurotic squirrel.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Mary Berry Cooks; Mind The Gap; I Never Knew That About Britain
“Mary Berry Cooks is a perfect half-hour of recipes and tips.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Jonathan Creek; Stewart Lee; Fish Fight
“As far as BBC crimey-solvey serials go, JC knocks the Belstaff jacket off of Sherlock.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Bluestone 42; Storyville; The Storms That Stole Christmas
“The banter is caustic, the cameraderie is palpable and the slapstick is explosive.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Line of Duty; Festivals, Sex and Suspicious Parents; Inside No 9; Outnumbered
“An early contender for home-grown drama of the year.”
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CriticsTV Critics: The Necessary War; Strippers; Kirstie's Best of Both Worlds
“This was history written by a proper historian as well as a popular journalist.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Silk; Horizon; One Born Every Minute
“This was the BBC drama department at its Hampstead Socialist worst.”
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CriticsTV Critics: True Detective; The Edwardian Grand Designer; Saturday Night Takeaway; Casualty
“True Detective is as cinematic as television gets.”
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CriticsTV Critics: The Smoke; Extreme South Africa; Henry & Anne
“This opening scene was one of the most harrowing 10 minutes of my TV-watching career.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Living with Parasites; Webcam Girls; Inside Number 9; Line of Duty; Suspects
“Mosley was magnificent. It made for gloriumptious television.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Doll & Em; Sewing Bee; Death In Paradise
“This is well done and brave. It feels close to the bone.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Moone Boy; Horizon; Modern Family; My Mad Fat Diary
“Moone Boy has somehow stumbled upon the comedic elixir of intense likeability.”
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CriticsTV Critics: Blandings; Concrete Poetry; Top Gear
“A delightful piece of comic frippery that keeps well within the parameters of PGW’s spirit.” Read on for the verdict on last night’sTV.