All Critics articles – Page 37
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CriticsAn Audience With Adele + Partisan; Doctor Who
“She is ridiculously quick-witted and radiates relatability”
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CriticsCrime + House of the Year; Why Do the Brits Win Every War?
“Each episode crackles with unpredictability and energy”
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CriticsMiriam and Alan: Lost in Scotland + Tiger King 2; DIY SOS
“What seemed like inconsequential odd-couple fun had become an emotive reflection”
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CriticsTop Gear + The Lakes; Our Young Mental Health Crisis; Doctor Who
”In a slice of nostalgia for some of us and a primer for others too young to remember it was a moving piece of television”
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CriticsThe Trial of Louise Woodward + Dopesick; The Shrink Next Door; Nadiya’s Fast Flavours
“It was a curious omission because it presented a believable scenario”
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CriticsWalking With Kate Garraway + Animal; Between the Covers; The Tower; Life & Rhymes
“A gorgeous programme, visually, aurally, philosophically, and benefited from being unscripted”
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Critics100 Foot Wave + GBBO; In My Skin; What We Do In The Shadows; Stath
“Surfing is presented here as a curious harmony of ego and respect; an extreme communion with Mother Nature”
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CriticsThe Tower + Inside the Care Crisis with Ed Balls
“It maintains the collective cultural awareness of a horror in our midst.”
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CriticsDalgliesh + Sort Your Life Out With Stacey Solomon; Catch and Kill: The Podcast Tapes
“Carvel brings out the character’s fundamental decency while keeping him at an emotional remove”
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CriticsExtraordinary Extensions + The World’s Fattest Man: 10 Years On; Universe
“Tinie Tempah’s first property show and he’s making a confident job of it. The rapper is an enthusiastic amateur architect”
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CriticsIt Takes a Flood + What We Do in the Shadows; The Premise; Celebrity Antiques Road Trip
“Kevin Macdonald’s film was a more emotive and alarming wake-up call altogether.”
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CriticsJoanna Lumley and the Human Swan
“This is a programme that aims to avoid preaching, while still engaging the unconverted”
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CriticsShowtrial + Doctor Who
“It is a brave TV drama that makes its lead character utterly obnoxious”
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CriticsPompeii: Secrets of the Dead + Handmade; Colin in Black & White
“For a story so often told it felt fresh and, for that reason, all the more wretched”
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CriticsThe Outlaws
“This schtick can work, but it needs a lot of charm to compensate for the absence of glamour.”