TV review: Secret of the Stonehenge Skeletons
You may have thought experts had already milked every grain of inference to be ascertained from the mysterious Stonehenge.
View ArticleTV review: Country Show Cook Off
The old joke which asks the question: ‘What would you call Postman Pat if he was made redundant?’ came to mind as I watched TV last night.
View ArticleTV review: Whale adventure with Nigel Marven
I never thought I would class myself as a whale enthusiast, writes Charlotte Lilley, but even I have to admit I was converted after watching this new series, Whale Adventure with Nigel Marven.
View ArticleTV review: The Mimic
TV is awash with talented impressionists – John Culshaw, Ronni Ancona, Rory Bremner, Alistair McGowan et al – but somehow their shows never quite seem to do justice to their talents.
View ArticleTV review: Prisoners' Wives
There’s something beautifully predictable about the way Casualty opens each episode.
View ArticleOur Queen - TV review
Queen Elizabeth II is the most famous woman on the planet. Even the prime minister of Great Britain gets a little shaky around her.
View ArticlePaul Hollywood's Bread - TV review
He’s the softly-spoken Scouser who became a household name as a judge on TV cookery contest The Great British Bake Off.
View ArticleThe Syndicate - TV review
Whether it’s today’s budget or the ongoing financial meltdown in Cyprus, money – and the worry it often inflicts on people – is ever-present in headlines. Like it or not, money rules the world and for...
View ArticleTV review: Millionaire Matchmaker
If there was ever greater proof that we now have too many TV channels filled up with rubbish it is Millionaire Matchmaker, writes Ben Lammas.
View ArticleTV review: Secrets of our Living Planet
Unique and often weird connections dominate the natural world, from the process of photosynthesis to the pollination of flowers by insects and bugs. And it is these integral processes which are the...
View ArticleTV review: Boris Johnson - The Irresistible Rise
Here’s a little game I’ve devised. I thought you could play it during tea tonight with your family. It’s very simple. All you do is go around the table in a clockwise direction while each player comes...
View ArticleTV review: Bedtime Live
Stand up and be counted oh proud Channel 4 programme schedulers, as you really have pulled a fast one on us poor unsuspecting parents of young children.
View ArticleTV review: Horsemeat Banquet
Just three months ago, commissioning a programme called ‘Horsemeat Banquet’ would have sparked a backlash so severe from animal rights activists the show would most likely never have been filmed, let...
View ArticleTV review: The Truth About Taste
Cod fillet and a simple pasta salad with fresh basil and garlic was my super healthy dinner last night, which made me feel pretty smug as I sat down to watch this BBC2 show, writes Maria Fodor.
View ArticleTV review: Jonathan Creek
Strange things coats. They can do so much to project an image of who you are – or who you want to be.
View ArticleTV review: The Great British Sewing Bee
Needlework doesn’t get tougher than this. The Great British Sewing Bee brings eight hopefuls together to test their sewing skills and battle it out to be named the best in the country.
View ArticleTV review: Robson's Extreme Fishing Challenege
He landed roles in Casualty, netted a plum part in Wire in the Blood and has even hooked up with his old Soldier Soldier pal Jerome Flynn to murder the Righteous Brothers classic Unchained Melody,...
View ArticleTV review: The Intern
Last night’s opening episode of The Intern proved to be yet another effort by Channel 4 to plumb the depths of mundane programming in its bid to document literally every trivial subject possible,...
View ArticleTV review: Margaret Thatcher: Prime Minister
Never in the annals of TV rescheduling have so many programmes replaced planned viewing on a Monday night.
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