Despite a profound inability to work together without breaking the law, making horrendous cock-ups or screaming at each other, Captain Laure Berthaud (Caroline Proust) and her CID team finally start making some progress in their pursuit of the titular killer this week.
The weird and wonderful world of Psychoville returns to BBC Two in May for a brand new series, with co-creators and writers Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton once again taking centre stage, playing a range of loveable grotesques in a world that only they could imagine.
BBC America have released a countdown of Doctor Who‘s greatest technology and gadgets from Series 5 ahead of the new series, which begins on BBC One and BBC America this weekend.
Channel 4’s surprising breakthrough hit of the year proves that Britain’s favourite pastime is a healthy dose of schadenfreude viewing.
BBC America have released a third ‘behind the scenes’ look at the opening two-parter of Doctor Who‘s upcoming sixth series, which airs on BBC One and BBC America later this month.
BBC Four’s imported French police drama Spiral reaches the halfway point of its third season this week, maintaining its ability to disturb and distress but never disappoint with its unstinting gore and unending bleakness.
Sarah Jane Smith is investigating strange goings-on at a meditation centre in rural England; spooky alien spiders are controlling the minds of human beings in a fiendish plot to take over the world; and the Doctor is wearing a bowtie, because bowties are cool.
BBC America have released a second ‘behind the scenes’ look at Doctor Who ahead of the upcoming sixth series, which airs on BBC One and BBC America later this month.
The final part of ITV1’s latest medical drama brings the series to a suitably watchable conclusion, although this is not a Casualty-style blockbuster climax, with no major calamity leaving bodies strewn all over the landscape and the hospital struggling to cope under the weight of the blood and gore.
As guiltily enthralling as your neighbours having a screaming row in their back garden, unaware that you’re peeking through a hole in the fence, BBC Four’s French police drama series Spiral is not exactly enjoyable; it’s hard to even define it as entertaining. Yet once you start watching, it’s increasingly difficult to stop.