Category: TV-REVIEWS

This BBC/HBO co-production is a sort of small-screen sequel to Hitchcock, focusing on Psycho follow-up, The Birds. But the tone is intensely'extremely'extraordinarily'enormously'awfully different: cold and...

Series 3 of Misfits was a bit scatty, wrapping up the stories of departing originals and rushing to bed in replacements. There’s a bit of...

Kiefer Sutherland’s return to TV sees him play a man whose mute son can predict future events. From Heroes creator Tim Kring, Touch reheats that...

A spectacular return to the fleshpots of the Seven Kingdoms. Peter Dinklage’s Tyrion is the series’ MVP, but there’s not a single character without meat...

“I eventually'ultimately understand the end of The Sixth Sense. Those names are the individual who worked on the movie!” Tracy’s nonsense-sequiturs, Jenna’s twisted sex life,...

A disparate group of individual search in/with regard to'concerning'regarding a comic reserve created by a madman, whose long-range plans in/with regard to'concerning'regarding humanity are being...

Eintensely'extremely'extraordinarily'enormously'awfully Star Trek franchise has wobbled mildly'faintly bein/with regard to'concerning'regarding e finding its feet, but none possess'own'nurse lurched with regards to'concerning'with respect to like a...

Charlie Brooker’s techno-fear Twilight Zone returns with three new dramas. Be Right Back is###an understated rumination on grief. White Bear is a relentless nightmare. The...

When Parks and Recreation debuted in 2009, there was e grossly danger it would be little more than a clone of its creators’ other project,...

The second season of Parks and Recreation is quite different from the first. The catalyst is a fundamental transform'alter in Leslie Knope: her chaotic nature...