All Comment articles – Page 88
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CriticsTV Critics: Suspects; Peep Show; The Apprentice
“The impro acting is sometimes no better than a drama school exercise.”
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CommentDocumentaries help kids to figure out life
Children’s television plays a crucial role in widening the circle of compassion and understanding.
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CommentThere is no reason to change terms of trade
Government must use latest review to create stability in the indie sector, says John McVay
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CriticsTV Critics: Tomorrow's Food, Dispatches; London Spy
“It’s crisp, well-formed, the right shape and colour, and ticks all the quality control boxes, but it feels like quite a long hour.”
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CommentFootball should have come second in ITV’s coverage
Did ITV drop the ball in its coverage of this week’s suddenly momentous England v France friendly?
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CriticsTV Critics: Toast of London; Josh; Peep Show
“It actually makes people laugh out loud – which is more than can be said for a lot of recently made British ‘comedies’”
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CommentLive TV runs through our blood
TV should focus on what it does best, but back it with a digital experience
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CommentWill VR live up to the promise?
The potential is great but it could be another 3D, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentMaking radio a fair place to compete
Radio indies are embedded across the UK and winning international awards. We must let them compete, says Will Jackson
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CriticsTV Critics: Footballers, Sex, Money: What's Gone Wrong?; River; Doctor in Your House
“We learnt little more than we already knew about the ‘great game’.”
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CriticsTV Critics: London Spy; The Coroner; How Britain Won the Space Race
“Taut, elegant brilliance I’ll be sticking with to the end.”
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CommentBritain’s got talent all over the place
A Northern Irish comedy talent showcase offers a model to aspire to, says Graham Smith
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CriticsTV Critics: Peep Show; The Frankenstein Chronicles; Josh
“This is the best-written comedy on TV. Let’s savour its six-week swansong”
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CommentMeeting the ethical challenge
Documentary-makers need to debate moral dilemmas, says James Quinn
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CommentMore entertaining changes ahead
Sky is playing for high stakes drama, while entertainment is key for ITV
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CommentRadio offers a united front on jazz
Our collaboration between the BBC and commercial radio echoes the true spirit of jazz, say Alan Davy and Jonathan Arendt
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CriticsTV Critics: Lewis; Imagine; Loch Lomond: A Year in the Wild
“It is first-class curl-under-the-blanket comfort viewing, and will be sorely missed.”
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CriticsTV Critics: London Spy; Hugh's War On Waste; The Walking Dead
“The thriller has begun and no doubt will be as rich and rewarding in its own way as the love story”
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CommentHow Downton put UK back on the map
Period drama’s legacy will be that it made the world sit up and take notice of British scripted shows, says Gareth Neame