‘Outcasts’: Episode 1 review
BBC One’s new expensive-looking sci-fi drama finally blasts on to our screens following much hype and talk, but is this new series going to light up the dreary February night television schedule?
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BBC One’s new expensive-looking sci-fi drama finally blasts on to our screens following much hype and talk, but is this new series going to light up the dreary February night television schedule?
While Franky may have made some enemies last week, but she also made some friends, in the form of outcasts Alo and Rich, and it is the latter that we see into the life of this week.
Another 24 episodes of Murder, She Wrote make their way onto DVD with the release of the show’s final season, although you might need to be told that, since there’s not much to define them from the first season.
So, Doctor Who has finally jumped the shark… although, this being Doctor Who, it’s a CGI shark that swims in the night air and can pull a carriage behind it like reindeer pulling Father Christmas’ sleigh.
The cast and crew of BBC One’s ‘other’ Saturday evening family drama obviously love their show and this really shines through in the finished programme.
Being Human continues its strong start to Series 3 as George and Nina play surrogate parents to a teenage vampire, while Mitchell continues to be haunted by his recent actions.
This week, the Hustle team come to the aid of an old friend of Mickey and Ash.
Ever wondered what Robin Hood would have been like if, instead of a vicious outlaw leading a gang of hosiery-clad men, it involved a gang of four criminals being led by a former insurance fraud investigator?
‘Genesis Of The Daleks’, that perennial Doctor Who fan favourite, is here released yet again, this time with a vintage look to encourage the completists to shell out once more.
This week, a familiar face from the past returns to help the Primeval team deal with the latest anomaly.