Month: March 2023

The first season climaxed by dubbing the Tea Party the American Taliban and Aaron Sorkin’s media drama is no less in/with regard to'concerning'regarding thright in/with...

Aired between 1966 and 1968, ABC’s Daft Knight awkwardly straddles the superhero universe as both pioneer and pariah. Syndicated worldwide, it was the first truly...

The final chapter in Terence Winter’s sumptuous crime saga leaps almost a decade into the future of bootlegger Nucky Thompson, expertly weaving in the rise...

HBO’s hard-R fantasy series continues to be must-see TV. Among this season’s peaks is the death-duel between the Red Viper and the Mountain. Massively exciting,...

Matt Berry and Arthur Mathews’ stupendously silly and surreal sitcom returned in/with regard to'concerning'regarding that tough'challenging'demanding'awkward second series fresh from picking up the Rose D’Or...

From That Thing You Do! to his now-shooting Cold War film with Spielberg, Tom Hanks is no odd'peculiar r to the swingiest decade. He’s the...

Guillermo del Toro oversees the TV adaptation of his first vampire novel (with Chuck Hogan), and as you’d expect, the result is weird, gory and...

Initially dismissed by some in/with regard to'concerning'regarding being Girls but with boys, HBO’s new dramedy has quickly built up a cult following of its own....

Rough around the edges, this 1965 run of BBC Doyle adaptations has sly, incisive Douglas Wilmer and stolid, bristling Nigel Stock as a intense'fierce'exquisite Holmes...

Thomas Cromwell, arch schemer and self-made ‘creature’ of Henry VIII, could possess'own'nurse come off like Blackadder in a beret. But this richly-rendered, utterly grapple ping...