Top 10 best-dressed characters on TV
As long as there’s been TV there have been sartorially-savvy characters to make our screens look good. So who currently stands out among the crowd?
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As long as there’s been TV there have been sartorially-savvy characters to make our screens look good. So who currently stands out among the crowd?
Described as “the most intelligent stand-up you’ve never heard of” by GQ and “wonderfully misanthropic” by the Sunday Times, comedian Steve Hall will be performing his solo show at the Edinburgh Fringe this August. Steve Hall’s Very Still Life will be “a show about achieving things, if I can be bothered to write it”, says … >
Last week’s opening episode of BBC Two’s latest foray into quality original period drama featured a lot of set-up. That’s not to say it was dull – far from it – but at times the exposition threatened to overwhelm.
2entertain have announced the extras for the upcoming classic Doctor Who DVD release ‘ The Sun Makers’, starring Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor.
Christopher Eccleston and Chiwetel Ejiofor star in Hugo Blick’s seven-part conspiracy thriller The Shadow Line, coming to BBC Two in May, which delves into the heart of human morality.
Actor Stephen Rea (V For Vendetta, The Crying Game) plays puppet master Gatehouse in Hugo Blick’s seven-part conspiracy thriller The Shadow Line.
Treme is one of the greatest TV shows that you don’t watch but really should do. The brainchild of David Simon, creator of The Wire and Generation Kill, Treme is a sprawling ten-part series focusing on the good folks of New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
2entertain have announced the extras for the upcoming classic Doctor Who DVD release ‘ Paradise Towers’ , starring Sylvester McCoy as the Seventh Doctor and Bonnie Langford as Mel.
“Cancer is not a gift; cancer is not a passport to a better life.” So says Laura Linney as Cathy, the lead in the US channel Showtime’s new dark sitcom, The Big C. Kinney’s line, in rebuke to some happy-clapping Bible support group members, could also be taken as a rejection of possible preconceptions about this show.
It’s odd to see how much both Auton stories have dated in the past few years. Not since they were first screened, but in the last six years, since the return of the series. The reason for this is that both stories try terribly hard to be ultra-modern.