Leaving Neverland: A Personal Reaction
Matthew Prudham reviews one of Channel 4's most talked about documentaries of this year so far - 'Leaving Neverland'.
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Fleabag Returns
An explosive and brilliant first episode... refreshingly original
Child Genius – A Problematic Competition with a Dubious Prize
TV Editor Olivia McCann reviews the final of this year's Child Genius with the view that the intense competition achieves nothing at all.
‘Mark Kermode’s Oscar Winners, A Secrets of Cinema Special’- Review
Issy Flower reviews Mark Kermode's latest 'Secrets of Cinema' offering.
Drama IRL: A Look at the Politics Behind Global Entertainment
"Does the use and control of entertainment as a tool for cultural diplomacy exploit and dehumanise art, and therefore threaten the value of art as an ends itself?"
Alan Turing: the 20th century’s greatest person?
Oliver Scott reviews BBC Two's series 'The Greatest Person of the 20th Century' which placed influential icons of the 20th Century against each other in a competition which proved to…
Reviewing the BBC’s ‘Safe Harbour’, a highly topical and morally riveting drama!
A highly topical and morally riveting drama depicting the collision between Australian friends holidaying on a sailing yacht and a teeming migrant boat with a dead engine in international waters.…
Your guide to TV this Valentine’s Day
Single? In a relationship? Something in between? Watching TV is what you should be doing this Valentines Day.
The Top 5 Documentaries Currently Available on Streaming Services
Issy Flower recommends some of the best documentaries available on streaming services - the perfect distraction this summative season.
SAS: Who Dares Wins- Probably Not a Woman?
'SAS: Who Dares Wins' is back and with female competitors- but will this actually change anything about the programme? Lydia Buckroyd explores.