‘Bedlam’: Episode 2 review
EastEnders and Strictly Come Dancing star Kara Tointon has car trouble in the second episode of SkyLiving’s paranormal drama.
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EastEnders and Strictly Come Dancing star Kara Tointon has car trouble in the second episode of SkyLiving’s paranormal drama.
As the Doctor Who behemoth continues to roll on, so the spin-offs keep coming. Here we have K9, featuring the Time Lord’s sometime robot pet.
30 Rock joins the scant list of decent stateside sitcoms unspoiled by the sycophantic laughter of a studio audience, humbly wearing the rare and stealthy attribute of being silly without being childish.
While the past few episodes have been more or less stand-alone stories, ‘The Pack’ is a series high that brings elements from all of them together to form a hugely impressive whole.
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Only two episodes in and BBC One’s new sci-fi drama was in severe danger of being dubbed Dourcasts, but along comes the third instalment with some welcome warmth.
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