TV critics – Page 59
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CriticsInside Missguided
“Ambition radiates from the screen as the mainly female staff devote their lives to the sale of bodycon dresses.”
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CriticsCuba: Castro vs the World
“This was a very watchable slice of history, marred by its rather too rose-tinted portrait of its ruthless and uncompromising subject”
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CriticsThe Yorkshire Jobcentre
“It was strong stuff thanks to cracking case studies on both sides of the desk”
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CriticsRolling In It
“A fun concept, though I could have been watching pretty much any Saturday evening gameshow”
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CriticsSqueamish About …
“It is fun and harmless and, at 15 minutes long each time, does not outstay its welcome”
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CriticsLittle Birds
“Sensitive viewers may occasionally have to look away, but so far, this is a riot”
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CriticsThe Deceived
“You don’t know where it is going and who is telling the truth, which is most refreshing”
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CriticsGospel According to Mica: The Story of Gospel Music in Six Songs
“The BBC would do well to keep her on speed dial”
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CriticsPanorama: The Forgotten Frontline
“The camerawork throughout was respectful, mostly telling the story through quiet fury and despair.”
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CriticsAnne: The Princess Royal at 70
”There was more genuine insight in 10 minutes here than in any other royal documentary of recent memory.”
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CriticsA Suitable Boy
”The signature of Davies is all over it: the humour, the flirtatiousness, the hint of sex”
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CriticsBears About the House
“While there was plenty of footage of cubs being adorable, that only made the context more horrific”
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CriticsOnce Upon a Time in Iraq
“James Bluemel’s jaw-dropping series gets better and better, and should be required viewing for every head of state”
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CriticsRockfield: The Studio on the Farm
“This joyous, funny, exciting documentary captured its infectious, inspiring nature perfectly”