All Comment articles – Page 71
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CriticsSherlock; Taboo; Endeavour; Walking The Americas
“It certainly got the pulse racing, but it stretched credibility to the limit.”
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CommentCES 2017: hearing voices in Vegas
Amazon’s voice control app Alexa was a powerful presence at CES, says Mark Harrison
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CriticsChewing Gum; Spy In The Wild; Transgender Kids: Who Knows Best?
“A big slice of modern working-class urban life shoved rudely, and gloriously, right in your face.”
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CriticsHospital; No Offence; The Lobby; The Reassembler
“An hour of television to leave you worn out and deeply worried.”
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CommentStreaming services strike gold
Globes mark tipping point for Netflix and Amazon, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentFemale talent is behind the success of No Offence
Women directors have set the tone for Paul Abbott’s comedy-drama, says Martin Carr
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CommentTogether we can make distribution great again
Trust, understanding and respect are key in the globalised industry, says Paul Heaney
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CriticsOur Dancing Town; Islands of Australia; Bright Lights; Dan Snow On Lloyd George
“As people realise what this is all about, they will love it.”
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CriticsThe Week We Went Wild; The Halcyon; The Undateables; The Great Indoors
“It was lazy, corrupt, exploitative of damaged, vulnerable people and altogether shameful.”
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CriticsTaboo; Let it Shine; Endeavour
“The show has atmosphere and a strong story. It might just turn out to be excellent.”
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CriticsUnforgotten; Death in Paradise; Spies
“This is proper, thought-through writing in which character, plot and meaning are all in play.”
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CriticsNo Offence; Italy’s Invisible Cities
“Just the thing for January nights and indeed the rest of the year.”
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CriticsRobson Crusoe; Revolting; The Great Interior Design Challenge
“Robson Green is affable company even when he is failing to catch fish on a desert island.”
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CriticsThe Halcyon, Silent Witness, Great British Railway Journeys, An Island Parish
“On a cold January evening, this was utterly delightful escapist television.”
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CriticsThe World’s Most Expensive Toys; Close to the Enemy; The Cook Who Changed Our Lives
Here was a drama that claimed to be a thriller, but there wasn’t so much as a shiver down the spine in it.
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CriticsQuarry; In Plain Sight; Timeless; Les Dawson Forever
It’s not festive, it’s not fun, but it is very good.
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PodcastTalking TV: 2016 Review
Kerfuffle founder Steven D Wright, Pretzel TV boss Steve Wynne and Very British Problems producer Ian Lamarra visit the studio.
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CriticsInside the Christmas Factory; Looking for Margot; Paul O’Grady’s Favourite Fairy Tales
Really? You’re that excited by that dough mixer or that knitting machine?
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CriticsLast Tango in Halifax; Prince Harry in Africa; Sir Lenny Henry: A Life on Screen
It’s warm and funny, yet with enough edge to prevent it from being disposable fluff.
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CriticsMidsomer Murders; The Apprentice; Strictly Come Dancing
For such a talkative, boastful programme it was a small miracle that Alana and Courtney even made it on, let alone to the final.