TV critics – Page 94
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CriticsBlue Planet II; Louis Theroux; Speechless
“It is the kind of telly that makes you wish you had a bigger one, possibly even a cinema, to watch it on.”
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CriticsFeral Families; Stranger Things 2
“Lucy Wilcox’s film is fair and non-judgemental, but I imagine it will stir up a #FeralFamilies twitterstorm.”
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CriticsBounty Hunters; Man Down
“It’s the old oddball couple formula, but it feels fresh because the cast is so strong.”
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CriticsThe End of the F***ing World
“It’s fabulous – comedy so dark that you can barely make out the comedy.”
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CriticsMy Week As a Muslim; Life at 100
“A documentary so spectacularly odd in every respect that it’s hard to believe it wasn’t conceived as a dare.”
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CriticsRamsay on Cocaine; The Ganges with Sue Perkins
“The first instalment of this two-part documentary was a triumph”
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CriticsArmy: Behind the New Frontlines
“Army: Behind the New Frontlines offered something different; less visceral, but no less revealing or insightful.”
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CriticsChris Packham: Asperger’s and Me; Reformation
“A moving, lyrical and painfully honest account of living with high-functioning autism.”
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CriticsGeorge Michael: Freedom; Abortion On Trial
“At times it’s a little self-indulgent. And a little preposterous. But also honest and brilliant – the film, and the man.”
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CriticsVictoria; Lucy Worsley’s Nights at the Opera
“Eight episodes has been quite enough, but let’s say this for Victoria: it added to the gaiety of Sunday nights.”
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CriticsAn Hour to Catch a Killer; Mindhunter; Gameface
“Lapel-grabbing programme titles often go over the top but the claim in this case felt merited.”
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CriticsOur Girl; Russia 1917; Celebrity Hunted
“The first episode could have done well as a recruitment film. It certainly didn’t do well as a drama.”
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CriticsSteph and Dom’s One Star to Five Stars
“The clapped-out format was just about kept afloat by the sheer force of the Parkers’ personalities.”
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CriticsThe Housing Enforcers; Educating Greater Manchester
“Without needing to flash images of Greenfell at us, this timely programme reminded us what huge devastation can result from a tiny fault.”
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CriticsThe Apprentice; Who Do You Think You Are?; Back
“The Apprentice remains fiendishly watchable: cunningly cast with hiss-boo villains and skilfully edited to suck us in.”
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CriticsDoctor Foster; Reformation; Barbie
“The finale’s bleak intensity surpassed expectations even for this operatic saga.”
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CriticsTunes for Tyrants; W1A; Rellik; Liar
“This was quality television, the sort that is so absorbing you think you’ve been watching for 15 minutes and it turns out to be nearly an hour.”