‘Line of Duty’ Series 2 first trailer
Police corruption drama Line of Duty returns to BBC Two for a second series next year and a new trailer has been released.
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Police corruption drama Line of Duty returns to BBC Two for a second series next year and a new trailer has been released.
BBC Two has announced the commission of W1A, a follow-up to comedy series Twenty Twelve.
Legacy is one of the centre-pieces of the BBC’s Cold War season, and, after An Adventure In Space And Time, marks the second one-off film in a row that BBC Two have absolutely nailed. Legacy is a wonderful piece of work.
The BBC has released the first photo of Eddie Izzard in Castles In The Sky, BBC Two’s new factual drama about the previously untold remarkable story of the fight to invent RADAR by Scotsman Robert Watson Watt and a team of British scientists.
The first trailer has been released for BBC Two’s new Cold War espionage thriller Legacy, featuring Charlie Cox (Stardust), Romola Garai (The Hour) and Andrew Scott (Sherlock).
BBC Two’s Peaky Blinders has been re-commissioned for a second series.
The BBC has announced that Geordie sitcom Hebburn will return for its new series next month.
Coming to BBC Two this autumn, Peaky Blinders is an epic, six-part gangster drama set in the lawless streets of post-war Birmingham on the cusp of the 1920s. > Buy Peaky Blinders on DVD on Amazon. Britain in 1919 is a tumultuous mix of despair and hedonism, a nation cleaned out by the extravagances of … >
Wow. We’ll get to that final moment in a minute, but first let’s look back to where it all began.
In our review of the first episode we called Tommy Shelby ‘the conquering Alexander wearing a crown of razor blades’ (We did. Honest), and over the past six weeks we’ve watched as Tommy the Great has expanded his Brummie Empire through cunning and violence to the point where he’s a legitimate power in every sense of the words.
When is a show’s finale not its finale?
Peaky Blinders‘ penultimate episode has the dramatic neatness of a conclusion, cemented by the ominous sensation of finality as Tommy Shelby dramatically commutes through a graveyard (he’s always walking, even though he owns one of the few motorcars around), and yet we haven’t reached the end quite yet.