All Comment articles – Page 62
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CriticsThe Truth About Stress; Born To Kill; Car Crash Britain; Joanna Lumley’s Postcards
“It felt as though it had been put together by a handful of junior researchers, too young to know what real stress was.”
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CriticsTrust Me, I’m a Vet; Britain’s Nuclear Bomb; Panorama
“The experiments were uninspiring and the conclusions weak and unsurprising.”
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CommentITV owes a lot to determined Crozier
Simple, well-executed strategy was key to broadcaster’s turnaround
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CommentJoining the dots of our fractured news cycle
In our social media age, ‘news’ is old by 10.30pm. Viewers crave more depth, argues Ian Katz
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CommentITN: It's no time to censor journalism
On World Press Freedom Day, ITN chief executive John Hardie warns of the threats to investigative journalism
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CriticsHorizon; British Jews, German Passports; Great British Menu; Extreme Cake Makers
“This felt like a particularly important episode of the BBC’s landmark series.”
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CriticsLine Of Duty; American Gods; Doctor Who
“This is less like watching TV, more like being abducted by it, cuffed then dragged along.”
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CriticsLocked Up; Bucket; Born to Kill; Mind Over Marathon; The Detectives
“This is both a tremendously silly and fantastically taut thriller that carries itself at a breathless pace.”
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CriticsParagon; Reported Missing; Me and My Dog; Confessions of a Junior Doctor; How To Live Mortgage Free
“The programme felt oddly skewed, leaving the viewer emotionally underinvested.”
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CommentYou should never give up on your dreams
My dad’s idea for a cartoon has finally become a reality after 30 years, says Scott Garrett
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CommentFocus on digital revenue is key
As linear ad spend declines, broadcasters must monetise VoD services
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CriticsLittle Boy Blue; The Boss; The Island
“Powerful viewing, not always easy, and never letting us forget.”
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CriticsThe Durrells; Grantchester; Man Made Planet
“The Durrells is machine-tooled family-friendly escapism just when we need it most.”
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CriticsBorn to Kill; Mind over Marathon; Dial ‘B’ for Britain
“Fantastically claustrophobic and grim – the stuff of parental nightmares.”
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CommentMan of Vision
Vision Charity founder says industry support has helped thousands of youngsters
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CriticsConfessions of a Junior Doctor; Reported Missing; How to Live Mortgage Free; Debatable
“This series should be essential viewing for voters ahead of June’s snap general election.”