TV critics – Page 5
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CriticsProtection
“Sunday nights are back in business when it comes to tense, twisty police thrillers”
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CriticsDope Thief; Stacey Dooley: Rape on Trial
“There are holes in the plot – but things move so fast and furiously that Dope Thief gets away with it”
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CriticsSchool Swap: UK to USA; The Au Pair
“It makes for a compelling and often unhappy picture of what it is like to be young, both in America and here in the UK”
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CriticsChess Masters: The Endgame; Michael Sheen’s Secret Million Pound Giveaway
“Quietly compelling and full of chequered charm”
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CriticsTen Pound Poms
“A charming series that fits into Call the Midwife’s Sunday evening slot perfectly”
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CriticsThe Undercover Police Scandal: Love and Lies Exposed
“It is a tale with all the twists, coincidences and courage that the intrigue-hungry viewer would want”
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CriticsA Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story; Get Millie Black
“A thought-provoking drama powered by a strong central performance from Lucy Boynton”
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CriticsThe Leopard; With Love, Meghan
“As testaments to the flux of history go, The Leopard manages to be beautiful, engaging and suitably elegiac”
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CriticsFear; Imagine: The Academy Of Armando
“A stylish, intelligent take on a story that has been told before but not often so well”
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CriticsSmall Town, Big Story; Bergerac
“It’s perfectly jolly to watch and there are some decent turns and funny lines”
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CriticsToxic Town
“Jack Thorne manages to make a bleak and enraging story sing with a fizzing script”
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CriticsThe One That Got Away; Kursk: 10 Days That Shaped Putin; Hunting the Online Sex Predators
“A great psychological drama attached to a cracking crime thriller”
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CriticsIsrael and the Palestinians: The Road to 7th October
“Norma Percy has created something that deserves to be talked about in the same terms as The World at War”
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CriticsDope Girls; David Frost Vs
“It is fun, gory and lively, if a little too in love with its own reflection”
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CriticsThe Real Unforgotten; Underdog To Superdog; Georgia Harrison: Porn, Power, Profit; Argentina’s Last Ranchers
“An eye-openingly grim insight into human wickedness”
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