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Breeders isn’t perfect – but it is a rare example of a mainstream show that doesn’t centre around a dead…
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Breeders isn’t perfect – but it is a rare example of a mainstream show that doesn’t centre around a dead…
ByThe relentless racism in Lenny Henry’s incident-filled drama is all too believable; its saintly female characters less so.
ByAfter a TV grilling, Sir Keir delivered his speech in the guise of an accountant lost in Glasto.
ByThe Reckoning exposes a rotten culture that serves up stories about abused women for entertainment.
ByFor those of us who didn’t read every word of the Sue Gray report, this pandemic drama reveals the extent…
ByThis sequel to the Stephen Graham movie, a cooking ur-text, is tense and highly theatrical.
ByFor all its professed sensitivity, this drama turns the most terrible crimes committed against women into mere entertainment. I’m sad…
ByThis Channel 4 Dispatches documentary, which accused the comedian of rape, sexual assault and abuse, was nauseating and terrifying to…
ByWatching this series about British politicians , you wonder how they made it to the cabinet – or out of…
ByHer new dating show My Mum Your Dad left me in a state of almost pure trauma. Will this be…
ByJohnny Flynn is a joy to watch in this newsroom comedy from Sky Atlantic.
ByIreland’s unfathomably cruel “mother and baby homes” are here just as set-dressing for a shlocky horror – as if the…
ByWatching this documentary while drinking tea at my desk, I feel admiration and something close to shame.
ByI can’t remember the last time I endured a show as relentlessly laboured as this steaming dollop of faux-feminist puerility.…
ByDavid Tennant’s devil and Michael Sheen’s angel are one of television’s great odd couple romances.
ByGregg Wallace’s savage satire about the cost-saving benefits of human flesh consumption exposes a day-to-day reality.
BySian Gibson and Paul Coleman’s new series is comic perfection – but perhaps not everyone will find it funny.
ByAs host, Amol Rajan takes a very different approach to Jeremy Paxman – he is more encouraging, even enthusiastic.
ByThis unusually sensitive true crime drama features masterful performances from Timothy Spall, Anne Reid and Éanna Hardwicke.
ByThe Sex and the City sequel is a combination of glib identity politics and extreme shopping – and it’s impossible…
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