Mr Kaplan, and the brilliant unnumbered episodes of The Blacklist
Mr Kaplan has proved to be a character of much greater depth than even fans of The Blacklist expected, and totally warranted her own – unnumbered – backstory episode in season 4.
Mr Kaplan has proved to be a character of much greater depth than even fans of The Blacklist expected, and totally warranted her own – unnumbered – backstory episode in season 4.
Quacks, BBC Two’s brand new Victorian medical comedy, premieres this week, and the cast and creator have been speaking about the series.
My love of Red Dwarf was at its peak around ten years ago. I bought each series on DVD and watched them over and over again, before eventually getting a bit fatigued and moving on to something else. In the time that has passed since then, I’ve hardly revisited the ‘small rouge one’ at … >
It’s been an odd year for fans of spooky, outer space alien movies. Back in January, the smart money was on a big sequel being the most successful, with Ridley Scott looking to have learned lessons from Prometheus, and shaped something a little more primal for his latest movie. But he didn’t. Instead, to keep … >
It was 16 years ago this month that The Office debuted on UK screens, and it remains to this day a high watermark of British comedy. It’s perhaps the only 21st Century sitcom that can rival the stalwart classics of Blackadder and Fawlty Towers et al in terms of its lasting impact on UK popular … >
When is a normal ITV crime drama not a normal ITV crime drama? In the case of Fearless, it’s when the relatively ‘normal’ case of a dead blonde teenager, an innocent family man and the parade of male predators who may have killed her for the crime of being young and sexually active, is just … >
It’s the biggest date in any TV fan’s calendar, but those of us stuck in ol’ Blighty have to make do with the snippets of info found online at increasingly unsociable hours (SDCC hangover is a thing even if you’re not their in person). This year, we’ve got your back. Here’s your handy guide to … >
It’s been a good few years now since there was any talk of Doctor Who heading back to the movies. Since the two feature films starring Peter Cushing back in the 1960s, there’s been occasional chatter about a big screen outing for the Time Lord, but nothing has come to pass. The closest we got … >
Arguably the high watermark of spoof/satire television in the UK, The Day Today is unquestionably an important slice of British comedy history. Spawning from the similarly genius radio show On The Hour, The Day Today brought together several now well-known comedic actors and writers – Steve Coogan, Rebecca Front, Patrick Marber, David Schneider, Peter Baynham, … >
A 70s collaboration between Marvel and Japanese studio Toei was central to creating the Power Rangers concept. Here’s how…