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Ian McArdell

‘Whitechapel’: Series 4 Episode 1 review

Reliably gritty and gruesome, it is time for another slice of serial killer action on the mean streets of Whitechapel.

After two series, each which followed on a single story, last year’s run settled into a more digestible two-part format with each pair of episodes focussing on a new case.

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‘Damages’ Season 5 DVD review

With battles lines drawn last season, Ellen Parsons is back in the legal ring with her one time mentor Patty Hewes for a final round. With reputations at stake, the theme tune lyrics never seemed more appropriate: “When I get through with you, there won’t be anything left.”

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‘Doctor Who’: ‘Shroud of Sorrow’ audiobook review

The 23rd of November 1963 holds particular significance for Doctor Who fans as the date of its first transmission. The previous day is etched into history, far more significantly, by the assassination of American President John F. Kennedy and this globally resonant event frequently comes up when discussing the start of the show.

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