TV critics – Page 85
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CriticsKeeping Faith
“Began atrociously, got a bit worse, then suddenly became terrific and ended with me chomping for the second episode”
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CriticsPicnic at Hanging Rock
“They haven’t adapted the book into a TV series so much as turned it into a perfume ad.”
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CriticsHorizon: How to Build a Time Machine
“It was depressing to see how many amazingly intelligent people were completely wasting their careers and funding”
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CriticsSharp Objects
“It is altogether mean, moody and magnificent and a fine addition to the gathering tide of female-led and female-driven dramas”
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CriticsWorld’s Tiniest Masterpieces
“This portrait of an extraordinary artist was television with a true sense of wonder.”
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CriticsNando’s: A Peri Peri Big Success
“If Nando’s: A Peri Peri Big Success had been a meal, I’d have sent it back to the kitchen”
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CriticsRich Hall’s Working for the American Dream
“Even in the canon of his 90-minute thinkpieces, this was something else”
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CriticsThe NHS: A People’s History
“It was an eloquent, honest eulogy showing the NHS’s beneficent brilliance”
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CriticsThe Misadventures of Romesh Ranganathan
“On this evidence, he could carve out a niche as a sort of potty-mouthed Michael Palin”
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CriticsCelebrities on the NHS Front Line
“It was all very moving but nothing that couldn’t have been achieved celebrity-free”
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CriticsStath Lets Flats
“It’s early days and the laughs may not sustain a whole series, but it looks promising”
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CriticsThe Affair
“There is always a hokey melodrama lurking beneath. But series four has started with enormous promise”
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CriticsThe Fourth Estate
“One of the most fascinating and compelling documentaries I’ve seen in a long time”
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CriticsThe Murder of Rhys Jones
“Fluent documentary that shed an interesting light on police methods”
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CriticsMortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing
“This enjoyable show could be one of the most therapeutic and relaxing on television.”
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CriticsConviction: Murder in Suburbia
“This quickly established itself as a need-to-know mystery worthy of Agatha Christie.”
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CriticsThe Family Farm
“Informative insights into the state of the farming industry and even the occasional moral crisis”
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CriticsManaging England: The Impossible Job
“This was a brilliant documentary, regardless of whether you are a fan of the sport or not”