‘Misfits’: Series 4 Episode 4 review
Episode 4 of Misfits should have had it all but, rather like one character, it just feels dead on the inside.
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Episode 4 of Misfits should have had it all but, rather like one character, it just feels dead on the inside.
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Steve Berry has been on a mission: collecting memories from comedians and actors, musicians and authors, all united by their love for Doctor Who.
Most notably this episode had lots more fights and it always strikes us how brutal and jarring they are.
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The real star of the show is Abi Morgan’s script, sharply conjuring up a world of cocktails and misogyny and “You’ve never had it so good”.
The whole episode plays out as a wonderful light relief after last week’s drama, but yet somehow never feels insubstantial either.