‘Hustle’: Series 8 Episode 3 review
A bent cop, a nasty hotel critic, and a cocaine set-up made for the perfect combination in the latest installment of the final series of Hustle, raising the stakes for everyone.
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A bent cop, a nasty hotel critic, and a cocaine set-up made for the perfect combination in the latest installment of the final series of Hustle, raising the stakes for everyone.
Mad Dogs, so far, has never glamourised the middle-aged buffoonery; with most episodes taking time to focus on their mistakes – both past and present.
At just past the halfway mark in this six-part series, the stakes were due to be raised in the angels’ mission to bring good to the earth.
The question at the heart of Inside Men is simple: which stops us from breaking the law … the knowledge that it’s wrong or a fear of being caught?
Skins‘ third generation return in truly rebellious style with a drug-fuelled summer holiday to Morocco.
So far this is a wonderful take on a novel that has proved notoriously hard to adapt to the screen since its publication in 1993.
Following last week’s fantastic series opener, the team found themselves in a spot of bother in the latest episode of Hustle, this time directed by cast member Adrian Lester.
Having exhausted all possible means of having grimy teenage fun in the UK, the Skins crew have jumped on a plane for the quintessential holiday of a lifetime.
With Eternal Law’s third episode, the script writers playfully tackle such earthy subjects as angelic sex drive and sexual performance.
As Amy Pond she travelled across all of Time and Space, as supermodel Jean Shrimpton she’s off to New York. But is We’ll Take Manhattan a good start for a post-Who Karen Gillan?