Bojack Horseman: the philosophy of a talking horse has never been more relevant
Satirical, irreverent, cynical – Charis discusses the existential nihilism behind Netflix’s Bojack Horseman.
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Your 2023 TV guide
Your 2023 TV guide is here! Here are some of our top picks for TV shows to get excited for in the next 12 months.
TV at Christmas – a very random selection of TV Christmas specials.
Starting December in the right way. Phoebe Cook reviews a random selection of Christmas TV episodes to get you in that festive mood.
Duncan Trussell’s mind-melting The Midnight Gospel is a visual and audible work of art
Charis reviews the profoundly philosophical and soul-affirming ‘spacecast’ that is Trussell’s Midnight Gospel, available on Netflix now.
‘Falling for Christmas’ review: Lindsay Lohan is the gift that keeps on giving
Josh Goodwin reviews Lindsay Lohan's festive film, 'Falling for Christmas'.
Kit Connor forced to come out: How the quest for ‘authentic’ queer representation has failed
Lottie Heslop discusses how online accusations of supposed ‘queerbaiting’ have forced those in the limelight, most recently Kit Connor, to come out before they’re ready in relation to the need…
“War has ruined us for everything” – Netflix’s All Quiet on the Western Front leaves viewers stunned
Charis explores the message behind Netflix's new release of All Quiet on the Western Front as its anti-war message becomes more relevant today than ever.
UFO’s, aliens and abductions: will these mysteries ever be solved?
Reviewing a new episode of Netflix's 'Unsolved Mysteries', Charis Stacey looks at the possibility of technologically advanced life existing in outer space.
I don’t know about you but my room is decorated with those Heartstopper leaves.
A review of the TV show Heartstopper. Phoebe Cook writes about Durham alumnis, Alice Oseman graphic novel turned TV show.
Can I call myself progressive and still enjoy The Crown?
Charis Stacey discusses the glamorisation of class inequality in popular TV.