‘The Sarah Jane Adventures’: Series 4 DVD review
The fourth series of The Sarah Jane Adventures continues to be bold and thrilling, with a genuinely charismatic ensemble.
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The fourth series of The Sarah Jane Adventures continues to be bold and thrilling, with a genuinely charismatic ensemble.
With its wondrous fantasy elements, teenage romance, action-adventure and subtle, knowing sense of humour, The Borrowers really is ideal festive viewing for the whole family.
Charlie Brooker (Dead Set) returns to Channel 4 this December with Black Mirror, a new three-part mini-series of suspenseful, satirical stand-alone dramas with a techno-paranoia bent.
So we’re here, ten years later, at the final season of a show that nobody really expected to soar.
With American Horror Story arriving on UK screens next week, we asked you to vote for the scariest TV show ever. Here are the results…
Six years in and Ted Mosby (Josh Radnor) still hasn’t met his future wife, but that’s okay; How I Met Your Mother is all about the journey, and Season 6 is the best part of it so far.
Starring Philip Glenister (Life on Mars), Ronan Bennett’s new four-part conspiracy thriller, Hidden, begins on BBC One in October.
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Never have I had more of a sense of ‘born in the wrong time’ than I have when stood in the frankly majestic halls of Highclere Castle, better known as Downton Abbey.