TV critics – Page 19
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CriticsA Time to Die; The Playboy Bunny Murder; A Murder at the End of the World
“This was a valuable, insightful programme”
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CriticsBill Bailey’s Australian Adventure; Captain Tom; The Remarkable Journey of Bernard Levin
“Subtly, rewardingly different to standard celebrity travelogues”
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Critics007: The Road to a Million; The Newsreader; Stacey Dooley
“This is a high-concept, continent-bestriding adventure contest”
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CriticsCulprits; Shakespeare: Rise of a Genius; The Secret Genius Of Modern Life
“It looks great and the cast is fantastic”
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CriticsRobbie Williams; Louis Theroux Interviews; The Buccaneers
“A tender portrait of a genuine British sensation”
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CriticsWife on Strike; Dad’s Army: The Animations; The Grave
“It’s cheap and cheerful stuff, but engrossing nonetheless”
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CriticsLawmen: Bass Reeves; Kennedy, Sinatra and the Mafia; Celebrity SAS
“A straightforward, narratively simple story that, thankfully, just about avoids feeling like a history lesson”
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CriticsAll the Light We Cannot See; Blue Eye Samurai; Lawmen: Bass Reeves
“At times it is so clichéd it could be a Second World War spoof”
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CriticsShetland; All the Light We Cannot See; Signora Volpe
“It feels altogether refreshed, and so far, one of the more enjoyable series yet”
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CriticsRhod Gilbert: A Pain in the Neck for SU2C; The Gilded Age
“This was a powerful, unflinching film”
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CriticsTime; Survivor
“This portrait of women on the edge, battling systems outside of their control, is tight, tense, and compassionate”
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CriticsThe Enfield Poltergeist; Lenny Henry: One of a Kind; Saving Lives At Sea
“With such intimate access to the people and material, the lack of interest in what lay beneath the surface is disappointing”
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CriticsCelebrity Race Across the World; Nadiya’s Simple Spices
“Celebrity Race Across the World climaxed with an appropriately nail-biting dash to the finish line”
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CriticsThe Met; The Hidden Children Of Ruinerwold Farm; Life on Our Planet; Milli Vanilli
“This opening episode lacked insight into both the culture of the force and the personalities within it”
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CriticsUkraine’s Stolen Children; Why Does Everyone Hate the British Empire?
“This calm, convincing film leaves outrage in its wake”
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CriticsThree Little Birds; Mamma Mia! I Have a Dream; Planet Earth III
“Three Little Birds was a fascinating and moving retelling of the experiences of the Windrush Generation”
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CriticsThe Great Amazon Heist; Little Trains & Big Names; Surviving Paradise
“This was precisely the sort of youth-friendly factual fare that Channel 4 should be making”
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CriticsCritics: Bodies
“If you’re fed up with contemplative, self-aggrandising TV in which nothing happens, you’ll love Bodies”
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CriticsThe Real Wagatha Story; Britain’s Housing Crisis
“It’s beautifully, quietly devastating in the way it damns the now discredited Vardy”