TV critics – Page 35
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CriticsWild Isles; Endeavour
“If this is Attenborough’s grand farewell series, it sits proudly alongside some of his very best”
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CriticsUndercover Ambulance; Cold Case Detectives; Ted Lasso
“Watching it was nothing short of terrifying”
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CriticsKathy Burke: Growing Up; The Bay
“Her investigations were laced with coarse humour and frequently funny enough to make me snort”
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CriticsDNA Journey; Interior Design Masters; Predator; The Pig Butchering Romance Scam
“This was cockle-warming and really rather lovely”
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CriticsGeorge Michael: Outed; Jamie’s £1 Wonders
“The programme was another reminder, if any were needed, that George Michael was great”
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CriticsWe Need to Talk About Cosby; Paul Whitehouse: Our Troubled Waters
“It was slickly done, with an impressive array of talking heads”
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CriticsWillem and Frieda: Defying the Nazis; Finding Michael; Murder in the Pacific
“It is a moving story, and one which deserved this prime-time airing”
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CriticsDjango; Daisy Jones & The Six; Saving Lives in Leeds
“Preposterous, overblown and gory, but if you settle in for the long haul then there is potential in this stranger who has come to town to raise hell”
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CriticsThe Mormons Are Coming; Sex on Screen; Abbott Elementary
“There is something so unsettling about the ranks of shining faces beaming atop crisp white shirts and black ties or modest dresses”
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CriticsUnforgotten; Whole Lifetime with Jamie Demetriou; Sex Actually with Alice Levine
“Sinéad Keenan’s arrival gave this drama a refreshing kick up the pants”
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CriticsEndeavour; Faking Hitler
“It all made for a slightly sprawling instalment but one that still ticked the required boxes of a classy and comforting Sunday night watch”
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CriticsThe Consultant; Liaison; The Supervet: Safari Special
“Just not exciting enough to be a proper thriller and not funny enough to be a proper comedy”
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CriticsYou & Me; Fleishman Is in Trouble; The Billionaires Who Made Our World
“Beautifully acted, weirdly written and comically dated”
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CriticsDesperate Measures; Ukraine’s War Diaries; The Dangerous Rise of Andrew Tate
“It’s the kind of pacey thing you keep watching on a quiet February night, even aware that you’ll have forgotten it by the weekend”
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CriticsThe Gold; Secrets of the Jurassic Dinosaurs; Ukraine from Above; Go Hard or Go Home
“It’s a rollicking good drama”
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CriticsPrue And Danny’s Death Road Trip; Hello Tomorrow!
“A celebrity road trip produced one of the most affecting TV moments of the year”
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CriticsThe Piano; Secret Life of the Forest
“When each person starts playing, it is just lovely to behold”
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