TV critics – Page 11
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CriticsSecrets of the Bay City Rollers; Inside the Iranian Uprising
“Powerful and sensitively made, and helps dismantle the culture of shame and silence that suppressed these men’s stories for decades”
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CriticsThe Trouble with KanYe
“An epic undertaking, yet the film failed to deepen my understanding of West’s place in popular culture in any meaningful way”
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CriticsHijack; Sounds Like the 80s; Dispatches
“Not a moment, not a drinks carton, not an in-flight entertainment system is wasted”
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CriticsSigns for Change; PopMaster TV; The Great Railway Disaster
“A wonderful, instructive challenge to general perceptions of deafness and an absolute education for the hearing community”
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CriticsThe Clinic; The Plot to Kidnap a Royal; I’m a Virgo; Before We Die
“A calm and non-judgmental look at an emotive subject”
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CriticsWindrush: Portraits of a Generation; Glamorous; Puzzling
“There is plenty to admire in Windrush, but the programme is out of step with the news”
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CriticsThe Change; The She Goes; And Just Like That…
“Crammed with as many themes, storylines and grievances as Linda has symptoms. But it’s also generously stuffed with gags”
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CriticsSecret Invasion; Dr Death; Your Home Made Perfect; Jay Blades’ East End Through Time
“It follows a strangely humourless script and has an overwhelming sense of dramatic inertia”
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CriticsWonders of the World I Can’t See; Crashed; Litvinenko
“This was a celebration of grumpy old men-style friendship between two lovably cranky comedians”
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CriticsQueen of Oz; Van der Valk; We Love Glastonbury
“The central idea could be fun if it was done better”
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CriticsCount Abdulla; Blackadder; Britain’s Most Expensive Houses; Killer in Plain Sight
“It mostly pulls off the high-wire act of being woke, funny, topical and really silly all at once”
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CriticsThe Full Monty; The Witness Is a Whale; Africa Rising with Afua Hirsch
“What’s missing is the film’s sense of joy and the triumph-over-adversity provided by the stripping”
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CriticsElizabeth: A Life Through the Lens; Gods of Tennis
“There has been no shortage of royal television over the past few months, so a lot of this was very familiar”
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CriticsDavina McCall’s Pill Revolution; The Shadow and the Light; The Crowded Room
“A powerful documentary that will leave many viewers making more informed decisions about their bodies”
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CriticsSignificant Other; Arnold; The Crowded Room
“Youssef Kerkour has a soulful, giant teddy bear quality that makes him very watchable. But it’s not funny enough to be a sitcom”
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CriticsSomebody Somewhere; Arnold; Saint X; The Full Monty, The Greatest Auction
“It is sometimes risque, but always quietly excellent”
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CriticsFor Her Sins; My Grandad’s War; The Idol
“The first episode pulsed with menace, thanks to a compelling pace and intriguing characters”
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CriticsSpy in the Ocean; Gods of Tennis
“Despite the best efforts of the jaunty flute department to turn it into kids’ TV, Spy in the Ocean was exhilarating to watch”