All Critics articles – Page 84
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CriticsTrauma; Collateral
“Mike Bartlett, with his theatre background, knows how to hit that sweet spot between the viewer on their sofa and the back row of the stalls”
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CriticsJames Bulger: A Mother’s Story
“The account of James’s death has lost none of its power to disturb.”
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CriticsMy Millionaire Migrant Boss
“This surprisingly touching programme was billed as a one-off but felt like a pilot for a potential full series.”
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CriticsFlatpack Empire
“A touch more interesting than you would expect from a profile of a furniture chain”
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CriticsThe X-Files
“This was truly out-there television, redeemed only by how seriously Anderson and Duchovny were determined to take it”
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CriticsWonders of the Moon
“On this evidence the moon, and everything about it, still retains an extraordinary power to fascinate.”
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CriticsCan You Rebuild My Brain?
“I’m not sure you could have asked for a more appealing guide than the smiling, perpetually astonished Lotje Sodderland”
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CriticsTwo Doors Down
“The script contained some sharp-edged one-liners, and the show’s strong cast delivered them well.”
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CriticsA House Through Time
“This has been a fascinating way to storyboard social history and will no doubt be copied”
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CriticsInside No. 9; Black Lightning
”A shocking, twisted conclusion that is breathtakingly impressive”
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CriticsGreat American Railroad Journeys
“While Portillo might not be the most rigorous historian on our screens, he remains eminently watchable”
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CriticsCall the Midwife
“What we need at this time of year are home truths and heart-warming playlets. Call The Midwife delivers with gusto”
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CriticsMillionaires’ Ex-Wives Club
“This documentary was trying so hard to be serious-minded and not to snigger up its sleeve that it ended by being obsequious”
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