TV critics – Page 3
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CriticsStarfleet Academy
“The Grange-Hill-with-phasers vibe of a gang of kids testing their boundaries is surprisingly moreish”
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CriticsThe Seven Dials Mystery; Pole to Pole with Will Smith; How To Keep Your Brain Young
“A very classy job with great performances in which the characters say enjoyably posh things such as “what the blazes!””
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CriticsHijack; Saving Country Houses With Penelope Keith; A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
“A well-crafted series of conspiracy, intrigue and surprise — one that never comes off the rails”
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CriticsLucy Worsley’s Victorian Murder Club; Industry
“The clues and red herrings are well presented, and the insights into London’s brutal past are fascinating”
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CriticsCall the Midwife; Heated Rivalry; Casualty
“What a corker of an episode this was, ranging seamlessly from dry wit to darkest misery and back again”
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CriticsA Thousand Blows; Britain’s Favourite Railway Stations with Si King; Tehran
“When it’s hitting full stride, A Thousand Blows really is knockout stuff”
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CriticsCan You Keep A Secret?; Grantchester
“This is comedy with a novel storyline and a point to make, and it deserves to be given a good chance”
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CriticsIndustry; Millionaire Hot Seat; Beast Games
“Season four is even better, truly top-tier television that’s surely destined for end-of-year lists”
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CriticsLynley; CorrieDale
“Stick with it — it gets motoring in later episodes. And while no one asked for the modern-day return of detective Beau Brummell, it’s worth a look”
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CriticsDavid Bowie: The Final Act; Waiting for the Out
“Ten years on, the loss still stings, but this film brings Bowie a little closer”
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CriticsThe Night Manager; The Traitors; Run Away; Red Eye
“It still floats far above most of the competition. But it no longer feels pristine”
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CriticsSecrets of the Conclave; Tea With Judi Dench
“You’ve read the Robert Harris book, you’ve seen the Ralph Fiennes film, and now you can watch the documentary”
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CriticsAmadeus; Beyond Paradise; Wild Horses, The Rockies And Me
“Obsession, reputation, drama, romance, and with music – literally, in this programme’s eyes – to die for”
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CriticsSteve Backshall’s Royal Arctic Challenge; Stranded
“The intentions were good, the subject matter important, the passion clear”
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CriticsEmily in Paris; A Mary Berry Christmas
“Emily in Paris (and Rome) remains a total hoot, and the sort of thing you’ll surely want to gorge on over the holidays alongside the mince pies”
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CriticsFallout; Mozart: Genius for Hire; What’s The Monarchy For?
“Remains pleasingly dense with jokes, splatter and slapstick”
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CriticsThe Salt Path Scandal; Bump: A Christmas Film; The Imposter
“This is an excellent documentary for students of journalism”
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CriticsAccidental Tourist
“The surprise to me about this show was that it was better than I expected”
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CriticsCelebrity Race Across the World; The Revenge Club
“This was a thrilling conclusion to a captivating series, full of wholesome charm and testament to the transformative nature of travel”