‘Robin of Sherwood: Jason Connery’ Blu-ray review
Creator Richard Carpenter had a tricky feat to pull off with the third and final season of his show: to make viewers accept a new actor in the lead role.
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Creator Richard Carpenter had a tricky feat to pull off with the third and final season of his show: to make viewers accept a new actor in the lead role.
Even die-hard fans have to concede that Season 3 is not The Mentalist at it’s best.
Six years in and Ted Mosby (Josh Radnor) still hasn’t met his future wife, but that’s okay; How I Met Your Mother is all about the journey, and Season 6 is the best part of it so far.
Following the huge success of the original cult Danish crime series Forbrydelsen, fans were rightly suspicious of Veena Sud’s American remake.
If ever the phrase “difficult second album” was appropriate, it would be for the second series of UK comedienne Miranda Hart’s surprise hit sitcom, Miranda.
Funny, charming, and occasionally crude enough to make your mum blush, Sky1’s Trollied is a little bit like your favourite uncle.
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Brian Cox narrates this self-aggrandising documentary, which purports to have some overall significance for understanding ancient history and the modern world’s destiny.
It’s incredible to think now that The Clone Wars has received more screen time than its source, the six-film Star Wars saga.