‘Downton Abbey’: Series 2 Episode 7 review
In the Downton universe, simple gallantry will always win out over minor medical considerations, like paralysis of the spine and stuff.
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In the Downton universe, simple gallantry will always win out over minor medical considerations, like paralysis of the spine and stuff.
It’s only his first day on the job and already Tim’s covert career is colliding with his home life, in the second episode of Sky1’s excellent new comedy, Spy.
There’s more than enough appeal in this tale of geeky teenage sex, swearing and an angelic, Alan Moorish-version of the apocalypse to last another six episodes at least.
With a title straight out of the Agatha Christie phrasebook, Guadeloupe as a backdrop and a twist ending, Death in Paradise could almost be a modern-day sequel to A Caribbean Mystery.
After the emotional intensity and heart-stopping conclusion of the last week’s season premiere, The Walking Dead could almost be forgiven for taking things down a few notches.
Poor time-stopped Downton! Trapped in its own bubble while, all around, change speeds ahead like Toad of Toad Hall…
A spectacular tour de force of an episode, never before has the ending of a British television programme been so perfectly executed.
Arthur finally claiming his seat on the throne of Camelot in last week’s episode was undoubtedly the most iconic and pivotal scene from the Arthurian legend so far realised in Merlin.
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.