‘The Sarah Jane Adventures’: ‘Sky (Part One)’ review
The show’s more grownup viewers will find this difficult to watch without remembering that Elisabeth Sladen is no longer with us.
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The show’s more grownup viewers will find this difficult to watch without remembering that Elisabeth Sladen is no longer with us.
Bolstered by a wonderful soundtrack and a fine recreation of the smoky clubs and hostile theatres of the late fifties and early sixties, Shirley is a compelling story of a contradictory star.
Spooks proves that it still has the capacity to shock in this thrilling follow-up to last week’s series opener.
We speculated last week that the run of superb stories in the second segment of Doctor Who’s 2011 series might be in jeopardy. Guess what? We were right.
With its witty lines, engaging characters and multiple plot lines, Fresh Meat promises to be a lively, younger follow-up to Peep Show.
Funny man James Corden returns to Doctor Who as Craig Owens and finds another alien threat close to home. But will we be calling last orders before chucking-out time?
Merlin returns to BBC One for a fourth series next month with arguably its scariest and most affecting episode to date.
Following on from last year’s An Idiot Abroad is its sequel, The Bucket List; a series, which will challenge Karl Pilkington to undertake those “must do things” before you die.
Last series, in the space of only a couple of episodes, Downton Abbey established itself as the pedigree television brand; so now it’s back on our screens, it feels like normal (silver) service has resumed.
Combining elements from old and new Doctor Who stories with some of the finest writing the show has ever seen, Being Human creator Toby Whithouse has created a compact, concise tale in a carnivalesque hotel from the depth of a nightmare and a carnivorous creature who’s a cousin of the Nimon. The Doctor, Amy and … >