TV critics – Page 51
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CriticsMeet the Richardsons
“It makes for a zippy half-hour and I happily cackled away for much of it.”
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CriticsThe Day William and Kate Got Married
“For a royal documentary, it was surprisingly entertaining”
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CriticsThe Michelangelo Code: Secrets of the Sistine Chapel
“It was fascinating but the sheer accumulation of conspiracies and religious mysteries in the two-hour documentary became overwhelming”
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CriticsIn Jane Austen’s Footsteps with Giles Brandreth
“Austen would surely have been cheered by the boundless enthusiasm Brandreth brought to this big-hearted tribute.”
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CriticsThe Syndicate
“You know what you’re getting from a Kay Mellor drama, and The Syndicate is the writer/creator at her most Mellor-ish.”
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CriticsKeeping Faith
“It is like watching the video for Bonnie Tyler’s Total Eclipse Of The Heart on repeat.”
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CriticsBlack Power: A British Story of Resistance
“This was a mesmerising, horrifying piece of social history that should be shown in schools”
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CriticsKate Garraway: Finding Derek
“Finding Derek should be compulsory viewing for all mask refuseniks.”
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CriticsFootball’s Darkest Secret
“It is a hard, spare and unrelenting three hours that marshals an appalling abundance of material with a compassionate but firm hand”
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CriticsThe Falcon and the Winter Soldier
“A much-needed injection of pomp at a time when most of us are still sorely lacking the visceral thrill of the multiplex experience”
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CriticsCaroline Flack: Her Life and Death
“It is an hour that makes you long to plead with anyone and everyone – if you are ever thinking of going, please don’t. Please, please stay”
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CriticsRoman Kemp: Our Silent Emergency
“This was a powerful look at a mental health emergency that’s in danger of scarring a generation”
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