‘Blue/Orange’ review
The dialogue blisters and blusters at a furious pace and it’s admirably unclear if there’s an easy solution to the problem.
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The dialogue blisters and blusters at a furious pace and it’s admirably unclear if there’s an easy solution to the problem.
ITV1 unshackled its returning heavyweight on Sunday night and claimed its highest audience figures for a drama since the start of 2012.
You’re thinking twisty-faced Asian dead girls creeping towards the camera as incongruous sound-effects grind your mind into little bits, right?
Sherlock producer Sue Vertue, writers Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss and actor Andrew Scott have discussed the genesis of the show.
With the series so far being centred almost entirely around Sinbad and his troubles, this week’s episode switches the focus into Anwar.
The return of an old favourite on BBC One means that the corporation has had another good week in relation to its competitors.
Now a premise of Sinbad returning to Basra to save his grandmother and confront Akbari and Taryn would be suitable for a season finale, wouldn’t it?
Author Guy Adams serves up mystery and suspense in Sherlock Holmes: The Army of Doctor Moreau, an original novel following the Great Detective and his trusty assistant Doctor Watson, out to buy next week. > Buy the book on Amazon. To celebrate we’ve got copies of the book to give away to three of our … >
We caught up with TV writer Frank Spotnitz, best known for writing nearly 50 episodes of The X-Files, to chat about the long-rumoured third movie.
Amid the dearth of interesting female detectives onscreen in the post-Prime Suspect era, Olivia Williams’ portrayal of DS Charlie Zailer is refreshing and compelling.