‘Primeval’: Series 4 Episode 6 review
This week, a familiar face from the past returns to help the Primeval team deal with the latest anomaly.
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This week, a familiar face from the past returns to help the Primeval team deal with the latest anomaly.
Charlie Brooker made his name releasing sharply barbed commentaries on TV programmes in his Guardian newspaper column, but his seamless transfer onto the BBC and Channel 4 has made for essential viewing in the last few years.
Reuniting Life On Mars duo Philip Glenister and John Simm, Mad Dogs tells the story of five old friends who meet up in Majorca, where old feuds rise and arguments return.
Rufus Sewell’s Italian detective Aurelio Zen is perfectly pitched and instantly likable, with a warm and inviting calmness.
Another British comedy institution gets the BBC Four biopic treatment, but is there really any need for it?
According to the folks at ITV, Marchlands is a “really original concept” blending “relationship drama with an atmospheric ghost story”.
You often hear it said that they don’t make television like they used to. Well, no, they don’t – and nor should they. But every so often there’s a show that rests on the shoulders of older giants.
In the latest episode of Primeval, Abby and Connor deal with a disappearing anomaly and a massive worm.
Once the epitome of innovative UK ‘youth’ television, drug-fuelled teen misfit drama Skins has somewhat lost its credibility over the years.
To celebrate Monday’s release of The Hole on DVD and Blu-ray, the folks at Entertainment One offered to send us down a mysterious hole ourselves, with an after-hours venture into the London Tombs at Tower Bridge last night.