‘The Walking Dead’: Season 2 Episode 1 review
Happily, it seems AMC’s horror hit The Walking Dead is still head over heels for sickening gore the second time around.
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Happily, it seems AMC’s horror hit The Walking Dead is still head over heels for sickening gore the second time around.
The Slap, an eight-part drama adapted from the novel of the same name by Christos Tsiolkas, explores the intriguing notion that a seemingly harmless moment can have devastating repercussions.
Having discovered superpowers, lost his virginity, grown wings, died and come back to life, there’s really only thing left for Paul to do: save the world.
In its final hour, Spooks manages to encapsulate everything that has drawn audiences to the show over the past decade.
The series may be over, and Elisabeth Sladen may sadly no longer be with us, but Sarah Jane Smith will live on. She’ll never be forgotten.
What a difference a week makes! This time last week we were bemoaning the lack of incident, but this week it’s all kicking off.
Tonight’s episode of Spooks was the strongest of Series 10 so far. Can the upward trajectory possibly continue for one more week?
With Paul in a comatose condition in a hospital bed, things have never looked bleaker for Neil and his dwindling band of unascended ghost-spotting, apocalypse-forecasting heroes.
It’s getting personal, very personal, as the Gavrik plot arc begins to unravel in the penultimate episode of Spooks.
Sky1 have been having a good run of original comedy lately and Spy may just be their best effort yet.