US crime drama The Blacklist has quietly become one of the strongest shows coming out of America in recent years, boasting mystery, intrigue and a stand-out performance by James Spader as the career criminal at the centre of it holding all the cards. With Season 2 making its way to Blu-ray and DVD this week, … >
With increasing availability of on-demand TV series and dedicated TV channels, this autumn you’ve got no excuse not to catch up on those much-hyped shows you’ve always meant to get around to watching.
Treme continues to be a surprisingly optimistic, stunningly realized love-letter to a stricken city.
It’s inevitably tempting to slap an ‘it’s a British The Wire!’ tag on anything to do with the police these days, but on the whole this is a different affair.
America’s premium cable TV network HBO has been responsible for some top quality original programming, with more than a few shows helping to boost the ratings of UK channels. Over the past decade especially HBO has really made a name for itself as the home of great writing and drama, with its shows regularly charting highly in ‘Best TV Shows Ever’ lists.
This is so immersive a world for the viewer that, after only one episode, we longed to put on a v-neck sweater, grease our hair, and smoke an awful lot of cigarettes.
Romola Garai, Dominic West and Ben Whishaw star in The Hour, Abi Morgan’s new drama which takes viewers behind the scenes of a broadcast news room, coming to BBC Two in July.
BBC America have released a new in-depth look at the style and design of The Hour, Abi Morgan’s 1950s newsroom drama.
Taking viewers behind the scenes of a 1956 broadcast news room, Abi Morgan’s new drama series The Hour concludes with its sixfth episode next week. Here’s 10 teasing lines from the episode…
A new clip has been released from the final episode of BBC Two’s The Hour, Abi Morgan’s 1950s newsroom drama.