All Critics articles – Page 85
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Next of Kin
“A second episode that seemed interested only in piling on as much convoluted conspiracy-thriller cliché as possible”
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Next of Kin
“A credible, thoughtful and timely thriller that thus far isn’t thumpingly clichéd, but nuanced and complex”
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Hard Sun; Michael Palin: A Life on Screen
“Hard Sun crams more plot into the opening episode than most series manage over their entire run.”
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Derry Girls; A House Through Time
“The period is recreated with care, and the script is affectionate, foul-mouthed and funny.”
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Girlfriends; Miriam’s Big American Adventure
“This rollicking menopausal melodrama boasts an all-star cast and a writer at the height of her powers.”
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Inside No. 9; The Real T. Rex with Chris Packham
“While not one of their most chilling or profound efforts, it was certainly among their finest technical achievements. And crucially, very funny.”
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McMafia; Sue Perkins and the Chimp Sanctuary
I fear it’s too dense to be the sexy thriller of 2018 that everyone so wants it to be”
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Joanna & Jennifer: Absolutely Champers
”This documentary didn’t so much tour the celebrated vineyards of Champagne as stagger about with a magnum in its fist”
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Judi Dench: My Passion for Trees
”Dame Judi does delight quite vividly, with a girlish gasp and extra twinkling”
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Shamed; The League Of Gentlemen
”What could have been a shatteringly timely piece resonating with the zeitgeist was instead a bit of a damp squib”
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The League of Gentlemen; Birds of a Feather
”For everyone who was in the club, this revival will be like Christmas, even if that doesn’t sound right, biblically”
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Extraordinary Teens: School of Life and Deaf
”Real life doesn’t always provide the Disney moment as we saw last night”
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Vanished by the Lake; Detectorists
”The titular lake makes Broadchurch’s Jurassic Coast look like a Butlin’s car park on a grey day in February”
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World’s Most Expensive Presents
“This show fawned over the ‘luxury goods’ merchants and their tawdry creations as shamelessly as gossip columnists at a movie premiere.”
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Bancroft; Nigella’s Christmas Table
”It’s fizzy and crisp and slips down without having to think too much”