TV critics – Page 4
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CriticsNine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue; The Disappearance of Jay Slater
“I don’t know that anything has given me greater or purer joy this year”
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CriticsHouse of Guinness; The Hack
“Comparisons to Peaky Blinders are inevitable, but House of Guinness is a self-contained, captivating drama on its own merit”
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CriticsSlow Horses
“The first episode of the new series suggests we’re in for another darkly comic thrill ride as good as any of the previous outings”
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CriticsDisease X: Hunting the Next Pandemic
“Van Tulleken’s approach was methodical, explaining abstruse science in an accessible way”
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CriticsCovid Contracts; Strictly Come Dancing; Deep Ocean
“Watching this programme forces us to at least consider something that is almost too disgusting to contemplate”
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CriticsBlack Rabbit
“If Ozark meets The Bear is an elevator pitch that gets your attention, this might be your next favourite series in the shape of this crime drama”
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CriticsMichael Palin in Venezuela; Michael Portillo’s 200 Years of the Railways; High Potential; The Morning Show
“What makes his travelogues so wonderfully watchable is his complete lack of cant”
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CriticsTwiggy; Royal Rebels
“As a brisk romp through the life of Dame Lesley Lawson it’ll do very nicely”
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CriticsThe Rumour; The Donald Trump Show
“The endless tropes and weak plot aren’t enough to hold the attention”
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CriticsThe Girlfriend
“The Girlfriend is an irresistible thriller featuring the most deliciously unhinged behaviour since Suranne Jones chose vengeance in Doctor Foster”
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CriticsStranded on Honeymoon Island
“It’s a mildly diverting watch, and if you enjoyed all the other dating shows, you’ll enjoy this one”
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CriticsThe Great British Bake Off; Prince Andrew: On Trial; Football’s Financial Shame
“The show has risen to the occasion like a rampant soufflé”