TV critics – Page 78
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CriticsFamous and Fighting Crime
“It was absorbing, full of warm camaraderie and made for a fascinating insight into the realities of modern policing”
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CriticsRyanair: Britain’s Most Hated Airline?
“I thoroughly enjoyed this anatomisation of the no-frills Irish airline”
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CriticsIslands of America
“A handsomely shot exploration of American life past the mainland margins and Clunes made for an engaging guide”
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CriticsTeachers Training to Kill
“It was sobering to watch, chilling too, but it wasn’t as shocking as it was meant to be”
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CriticsAfrica With Ade Adepitan
“It’s a relief that BBC2 can make a travel programme without hiring a smug stand-up comedian to front it”
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CriticsInside Europe
“A riveting documentary, executed in a grown-up way and with a calm, clear, judicious narration that only emphasised the bickering mess we’re now in”
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CriticsThe Last Survivors
“A masterclass in documentary making with restraint and without editorialising”
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CriticsA Year of British Murder
“I’d be surprised if there was a more humane programme on television this year”
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CriticsLes Misérables
“Andrew Davies is keeping the narrative of a very intricate and wide-ranging novel ticking along nicely.”
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CriticsAmerican History’s Biggest Fibs
“If there’s a baton to be twirled she’ll damn well twirl it, but she also navigates a compelling historical journey and gives good script”
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CriticsRevolution in Ruins: The Hugo Chávez Story
“This was dispassionate analysis, and it was all the more riveting for it”
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CriticsPothole Wars
“Even the most avid motorist will be bored after an hour of gazing at cracked Tarmac”