All Critics articles – Page 116
-
CriticsTV Critics: If Katie Hopkins Ruled the World; Sex in Class; Wonder Of Britain; Flockstars
“If Katie Hopkins Rule the World was a mixed bag: part game show, part tabloid talk show, part gaseous deposit of horse droppings.”
-
CriticsTV Critics: The Great British Bake Off; Earth's Natural Wonders; Horizon: The Trouble with Space Junk
“Pruning two days of footage into a gripping hour is no mean feat and this was tight as a marquee guyrope.”
-
CriticsTV Critics: Are Our Kids Tough Enough?; New Tricks; Hunt For The Arctic Ghost Ship
“The trajectory of the documentary felt as repetitive as a Chinese lesson plan.”
-
CriticsTV Critics: A Very British Brothel; Flying to the Ends of the Earth; Travel Guides; Life In Squares
“A fascinating snapshot of the more responsible end of a largely hidden world.”
-
CriticsTV Critics: Tut; Humans; Partners in Crime; Nature Nuts
“It has enough colourful costumes, large-scale battles and exotic harem-set scenes to make it one of Channel 5’s most promising acquisitions since Gotham.”
-
CriticsTV Critics: Prince Philip; Flockstars; Atlantic
“This was interesting both as a biography of this eccentric royal and as a record of the behind-the-scenes machinations of an influential 20th-century figure.”
-
CriticsTV Critics: Signed, Sealed, Delivered; Witnesses; The Day They Dropped The Bomb
“There’s a trend in TV for these corporate documentaries. They’ve become predictable, with the distinct whiff of a PR exercise.”
-
CriticsTV Critics: The Three Day Nanny; Taskmaster; Child Genius; Brits Behind Bars
“To succeed as television, extra infusions of tantrums and teeth-gnashing were urgently required.”
-
CriticsTV Critics: Life in Squares; BBC: The Secret Files; 24 Hours in Police Custody
“There’s plenty for all in this shapely exhumation.”
-
CriticsTV Critics: Partners in Crime; Dancing Through The Blitz; Experimental
“These were two superb performances that took a flimsy tale of cloak-and- dagger espionage and transformed it into exciting drama.”
-
CriticsTV Critics: Britain Sees Red: Caught on Camera; The Ugly Face of Disability Hate Crime; Dogs On the Dole
“Grainy footage of rush hour traffic bumping over pavements to get past rubbish carts makes very dull viewing.”
-
CriticsTV Critics: Witnesses; One Born Every Minute; Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!
“What gives Witnesses its own identity is that its particularly morbid plot makes it arguably even creepier than anything else to come out of Scandinavia.”
-
CriticsTV Critics: Me and My New Brain; Child Genius; Not Safe for Work
“It was the unexpected sidelights on life that made this documentary stand out.”
-
CriticsTV Critics: Britain at the Bookies; Cake Bakers and Trouble Makers; Lookalikes
“It was hard not to ponder whether the subjects had some say in a largely favourable portrayal.”
-
CriticsTV Critics: London’s Lost Graveyard; Wigton to Westminster; The Outcast; Javone Prince; Dragons’ Den
“The old Bethlehem burying ground unearthed near Liverpool Street station is fascinating in itself and doesn’t need the bang-crash-crikey treatment given here.”
-
CriticsTV Critics: Ireland’s Wild River; Married at First Sight; The Holiday Airport
“As warm and satisfying as a giant bowl of mashed potato.”
-
CriticsTV Critics: Dispatches: Escape from Isis; Veep; People Just Do Nothing; Britain's Forgotten Slave Owners; Girls with Autism
“It’s a gut-punching snapshot of a complicated world that leaves you reeling.”
-
CriticsTV Critics: Great Ormond Street; Hive Minds; The House That £100K Built; Imagine
“Last night’s programme was a brilliant opener to what looks like being another remarkable series.”
-
CriticsTV Critics: Cracking China; Hair; Inside the Ku Klux Klan; Rookies
“It was a show so arrogantly, blindly self-promoting, it felt like the TV version of that article Samantha Brick wrote about her own beauty.”
-
CriticsTV Critics: The Outcast; Marvel’s Agent Carter; Joanna Lumley’s Trans-Siberian Adventure
“This adaptation of Sadie Jones’s bestselling novel was the tiniest bit lacking. There were times when it felt like a French & Saunders satire.”