TV critics – Page 83
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CriticsPress; The Mighty Redcar; Ross Kemp And The Armed Police
“Neat plot twists and sparky exchanges ensured it was an enjoyable romp, populated by bruised-but-noble heroes and amorally sleazy villains.”
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CriticsWanderlust
“By the time the sordid smut arrives it is as anticlimactic as a naughty weekend in Blackpool”
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CriticsOur Everest Challenge
“Fickle Mount Everest will give you moments most TV journeymen couldn’t dream of”
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CriticsThe Great British Bake Off
“The world may be careering out of control, but the warm smell of baking has returned to our living rooms and everything is just fine”
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CriticsGrayson Perry: Rites of Passage
“Perry’s last documentary series about masculinity was terrifically intelligent and honest. This looks as if it will be no different.”
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CriticsThe Lenny Henry Birthday Show
“Henry proved a skilled raconteur as he told tales of his Jamaican immigrant parents and Midlands childhood.”
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CriticsSaving Lives at Sea
“This episode involves an act of heroism that’s truly awe-inspiring, even by the standards of this show”
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CriticsOrangutan Jungle School
“This enchanting series is a reminder that young orangutans are as inquisitive, emotional and lovable as human children.”
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CriticsA Passage To Britain
“A fascinating perspective on these early pioneers of today’s British Asian communities.”
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CriticsBollywood; Mark Gatiss on John Minton; Jamie Cooks Italy
“A documentary that brought out the sheer vibrancy of its subject exceptionally well.”
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CriticsLost Boys? What’s Going Wrong for Asian Men
“Journalist Mehreen Baig provided an object lesson in how to tackle an immensely sensitive subject head on.”
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