‘Silk’: Series 2 finale review
The Jody Farr case reaches its highly anticipated climax in this final clash of swords between Britain’s legal masterminds.
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The Jody Farr case reaches its highly anticipated climax in this final clash of swords between Britain’s legal masterminds.
Dominic Savage’s series of semi-connected, partially-improvised dramas continues with an appearance by Doctor Who star Billie Piper as a teacher who falls in love with one of her pupils.
One of the greatest strengths of Hit & Miss has been its use of imagery and music – and frequently, the juxtaposition between the two.
Just months after the conclusion of its fourth series, following the show’s 2009 cancellation and subsequent resurrection, Primeval returns once again for a fifth run.
Dead Boss comes across as a concoction of sitcom and murder mystery. There’s a splash of Porridge, a sprinkling of Psychoville and a dollop of Prisoner Cell Block H.
Following the first episode’s exploits, the adventures at the former Bedlam Heights apartment complex have become a lot more sinister.
Hit & Miss has proved itself to be not only an engrossing thriller with a transgender twist, but a very human story of struggle, of families, of love.
The engrossing emotional honesty of Tennant, McClure and Froggatt make this opening instalment of True Love well worth watching.
With Series 1 ending on such an explosive note, the opening episode of Bedlam’s second series had to impress.
Hit & Miss continues to beguile, maintaining the fine balance between domestic angst, rustic visual poetry and unflinchingly bloody violence.