All Critics articles
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Critics: Britain’s Nuclear Bomb Scandal: Our Story
“I don’t think this will become the new Post Office scandal, with the nation galvanised and the Government forced into action. I hope I’m wrong”
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The Listeners; Cheaters
“From its subtle opening to the explosive final episode, this is a truly great piece of television”
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Dune: Prophecy
“This is very much its own show and can be enjoyed even if you’re only vaguely familiar with the source material”
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Say Nothing; Secrets of the Spy Whale; The Real Fatal Attraction
“The first task of any TV drama is to tell a good story, and in this Say Nothing excels”
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Bad Sisters; Interior Design Masters For Children In Need
“Even though the plotting wobbles, the sheer moxie of this series makes it an irresistible watch once more”
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Her Majesty the Queen: Behind Closed Doors; Immigration: How British Politics Failed
“This was depressing but hugely important television”
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Junior Taskmaster; Shoot to Kill; Wolf Hall
“What could have been cringemaking, an exquisite agony to watch, is instead hilarious, charming and a fine piece of entertainment for all the family”
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Lucan; Shetland
“The dual focus on both a high society cold case and the man consumed by it makes for extraordinary viewing”
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Sue Perkins’ Big Adventure; The Old Man
“The queen of the have-a-go travelogue is on fire with the gags in Paris”
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The Mirror and the Light; Gunpowder Siege; The Palace
“Peter Kosminsky again delivers sumptuous television”
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Ellis; The Day of the Jackal; Paris Has Fallen; Music by John Williams
“[Sharon D] Clarke is the queen of the withering look. I could watch her glaring down hapless plods in regional police stations all day”
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The Diplomat; Prince William: We Can End Homelessness; Helmand: Tour of Duty
“The Diplomat should slot effortlessly into any list of the best dramas of the year”
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Eternal You; Mary Berry’s Foolproof Dinners; Public Enemies
“It throws up some fascinating questions about our attitudes to death”
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Generation Z; Ottoman Empire By Train; Kingdom Uncovered
“Generation Z has its flaws, but stick with it and you’ll have a bloody good time”
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Before; Nautilus; Road Diary; The Life And Deaths Of Christopher Lee
“Crystal is brilliant. His commitment to the part and this new mode is total. He never takes refuge in his comedy persona”