So, is The Traitors an inherently flawed game show?
Carrying on from last week’s look at season three of The Traitors, Meredith dissects the game show’s format and what the future might bring.
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Animated TV to add to your watchlist right now
Animation might just be the most underrated genre of television. Especially a genre of television for adults. And yet, it’s one of my absolute favourites. Animation has so much more…
Traitors season three: Trickery, tears and triumph
Trickery brings some to tears and some to triumph in the Traitors season three finale.
A cosy Christmas rewatch of ‘Dash & Lily’
I hope you’ve got your hot chocolate, seasonal pyjamas and warm, baked goods ready for December, because I’m about to brighten up your Christmas with Netflix’s hidden gem: Dash &…
#BoycottBigBrother: the reality show’s brush with censorship
After ten years of Big Brother on Channel 4, the reality show became a smash hit because of its raw, human, yet dramatized portrayal of a social experiment: placing sixteen…
A note on the character assassination of women in sitcoms
The sitcom, or situational comedy, is a genre beloved by many, perhaps for the nostalgic comfort they provide to people in their twenties who often get told “don’t worry –…
‘Nobody Wants This’: the rom-com revamp everybody wanted
There is no denying the cultural phenomenon of the romantic comedy, despite the fact that the common opinion shared by most chronically-online 20-something year-olds is that ‘they don’t make them…
The rise of television: development of television shows as a form of media
Isabella Farley explores the advancement of television, as shows began to receive the same respect and critical acclaim as films, exploring when the shift happened and the popular shows that…
True crime: is it ethical?
Isabella Farley discusses the ethics of true crime