TV critics – Page 91
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Two Doors Down
“The script contained some sharp-edged one-liners, and the show’s strong cast delivered them well.”
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A House Through Time
“This has been a fascinating way to storyboard social history and will no doubt be copied”
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Inside No. 9; Black Lightning
”A shocking, twisted conclusion that is breathtakingly impressive”
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Great American Railroad Journeys
“While Portillo might not be the most rigorous historian on our screens, he remains eminently watchable”
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Call the Midwife
“What we need at this time of year are home truths and heart-warming playlets. Call The Midwife delivers with gusto”
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Millionaires’ Ex-Wives Club
“This documentary was trying so hard to be serious-minded and not to snigger up its sleeve that it ended by being obsequious”
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Next of Kin
“A second episode that seemed interested only in piling on as much convoluted conspiracy-thriller cliché as possible”
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Next of Kin
“A credible, thoughtful and timely thriller that thus far isn’t thumpingly clichéd, but nuanced and complex”
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Hard Sun; Michael Palin: A Life on Screen
“Hard Sun crams more plot into the opening episode than most series manage over their entire run.”
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Derry Girls; A House Through Time
“The period is recreated with care, and the script is affectionate, foul-mouthed and funny.”
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Girlfriends; Miriam’s Big American Adventure
“This rollicking menopausal melodrama boasts an all-star cast and a writer at the height of her powers.”
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Inside No. 9; The Real T. Rex with Chris Packham
“While not one of their most chilling or profound efforts, it was certainly among their finest technical achievements. And crucially, very funny.”