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In the frequently po-faced world of Game of Thrones, a little light relief from the grimness is sometimes required. Here, sounding suspiciously like Chunk from The Goonies confessing his youthful misdeeds to the Fratellis, Tyrion makes an admission that will linger long in the seven kingdoms of Westeros – and presumably give them something to … >
Ironically, given its foundation in numerical sequences, Touch leads with the heart rather than the head.
Season 1 of Homeland concludes this weekend on Channel 4. To whet your appetite, here are ten teasing lines of dialogue from the feature-length finale.
Before Kiefer Sutherland became Touch’s Martin Bohm – reluctant, family-oriented hero with a hoarse voice who whispers ‘Dammit!’ like no other man on the Earth – he was Jack Bauer, the reluctant family-oriented hero with a hoarse voice who whispered ‘Dammit!’ like no other man on Earth… only with a teenage daughter who made his … >
Legal drama Silk returns to BBC One next month for a second series, starring Maxine Peake (Shameless) and Rupert Penry-Jones (Spooks).
Although the majority of the world’s inhabitants accepted it was a big ball spinning in space many years ago, it’s rare we actually get to see the Earth for the vast, living mass of energy that it is. Still images of the planet are all very well, but, they never capture the sense of its … >
One thing that Homeland viewers have learned over the last few months is that the unexpected comes as standard. With one show left to go, anything is still possible.
That Jason Isaacs mostly succeeds in making the humourless and hurting Britten enjoyable and engrossing is testament to his quality as an actor and innate congeniality.
Of course, before the Marvel Cinematic Universe was even a twinkle in Walt Disney’s cryogenically-frozen eye, the Avengers had already made the collective jump from comic page to small screen, via the Earth’s Mightiest Heroes cartoon series. The only blemish in this excellent mashup with the Friends theme music is a criminal lack of visual … >
Even when its intricately interwoven storylines don’t all untangle themselves into happy endings, there remains something wonderfully life-affirming about Touch.