‘Game of Thrones’ Season 4 Episode 7: ‘Mockingbird’ review

Bam! Once again, Game of Thrones’ fourth season has knocked it outta the park, continuing on its winning streak with this week’s cracking, twisty-tailed episode. Lysa Arryn took a last minute topple from her Moon Door, Oberyn Martell stepped forward to be Tyrion’s champion in his trial by combat, Mance Rayder’s men grew closer to … >

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‘In the Flesh’ Series 2 Episode 3 review

You could, especially after a few glasses of gin and a Katherine Heigl movie, argue that every relationship is doomed. For you and your partner it’s eventually going to end, either with a softly closed door and a note saying they’ve run off with the postie, or by one of you selfishly dropping dead first … >

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‘Prey’ Episode 3 review

A stylish and shocking final episode simultaneously provides a constant ‘end of days’ theme as well as keeping the punishing pace of Prey‘s opening two instalments, juggling dual storylines more than admirably. Although things got a tad complicated at times, it’s a necessary evil as the stunning third act is allowed due deference to breathe … >

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‘In the Flesh’ Series 2 Episode 2 review

Whoever you are, no matter how old, and however dead you may once have been, we all want to feel like we belong somewhere. Or at least make sure we’re not in a place we don’t belong. And where is that feeling most heightened? No, not a zombie brother, but at high school. Although actually, … >

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‘Prey’ Episode 2 review

Prey’s second instalment keeps the pace, giving us the rounded, invigorating and brilliant result of emotional whiplash in the course of an hour. Chris Lunt’s credentials as a solid TV writer more than adept at unpredictable, heart in mouth crime drama is surely not in question and he plots out this episode as thoroughly as … >

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‘In the Flesh’ Series 2 Episode 1 review

The good news? In the Flesh is back for a second series. The even gooder news? It’s lost none of the soul that made it such a hit in its first life. There is no bad news here. From minute one you can tell this is a bigger series in every sense (6 episodes) and … >

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‘Game of Thrones’ Season 4 Episode 4: ‘Oathkeeper’ review

All around the world right now, A Song of Ice and Fire fans are scratching their heads and flicking through their copies of A Storm of Swords, wondering what on earth they just watched. In true George R. R. Martin fashion, tonight’s Game of Thrones episode, ‘Oathkeeper’, ended with one hell of a curveball – … >

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