All Comment articles – Page 65
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CriticsGeri’s 1990s; War Child; Down the Mighty River; SS-GB
“One of those tiresome conveyor belts of clips, commented upon by people who confuse their own experiences with those of the whole of mankind.”
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CriticsRich Dog Poor Dog; Britain on the Fiddle; Prime Suspect 1973; Extremely British Muslims; Walks With My Dog
“Making gently life-affirming TV, it seems, is a walk in the park.”
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CommentTV needs studio space, not flats
Closing The London Studios is a step too far, says Steven D Wright
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CommentLet’s take diversity to the next level
Targets and initiatives are all very well, but authentic stories are the key, says Ally Castle
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CriticsA Killing in My Family; Hidden Restaurants; The Man Who Shot Tutankhamun; Incredible Medicine
“Calm, rigorous, compassionate and unsentimental, it felt absolutely of a piece with the ethos of the work the charity was doing with the children.”
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CommentBAME decision-makers needed
Hitting targets is only half the battle in effecting real change
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CriticsKate Humble; The Replacement; Inside No. 9
“It leaves you with a gentle yearning for an office with views of dewy mountains.”
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CriticsMutiny; How’d You Get So Rich?; Broadchurch; The Nightly Show
“Mutiny was great, sadistically entertaining fun. We could have a ghoulish treat on our hands.”
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CriticsTop Gear; Lethal Weapon; Five Gold Rings
“This was a roaring return - and a vast improvement on last year’s car-crash attempt at reinventing the wheel.”
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CriticsPrime Suspect 1973; The Attack: Terror in the UK; A Very British Hotel
“It struggled to emerge both from the shadow of the magisterial original and from under the weight of expectations.”
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CriticsLittle Big Shots; Benidorm; The Royal House of Windsor
“Little Big Shots is like the worst end of year school variety show you’ve ever seen.”
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CommentFinding an answer to fake news
Untrue stories on social media are the real concern, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentA night of magnificent madness
We may not have won an Oscar, but it was a thrilling ride all the same, says Chris Shaw
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CommentBBC Scotland needs global reach
It won’t serve the BBC or the country if the channel feels insular
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CriticsThe Replacement; Catastrophe; Inside No 9
“This is the juiciest melodrama since Doctor Foster.”
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CriticsTaboo; SS-GB; Rivers With Jeremy Paxman; Let It Shine
“A nigh-on perfect finale to a very flawed series.”
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CriticsHas Political Correctness Gone Mad?; Born Too White; Gap Year; Shop Well For Less?
“This was talking point TV – lively, engaging, doubtless a conversation-starter on sofas nationwide.”