My Left Nut review: A sad, funny, moving gem

While a comedy-drama called “My Left Nut”, seeking to explore the importance of men’s health, might not seem like a particularly enticing prospect for many, this limited series proves to be universally appealing. Adapted from an award-winning show at the … Read More

VOD film review: The Peanut Butter Falcon

This heartfelt, funny road trip is warm, enjoyably earnest buddy movie.Read More

UK TV review: Doctor Who Season 12, Episode 9 (Ascension of the Cybermen)

Season 12 begins its bold, ambitious finale with a genuine sense of peril.Read More

UK TV review: Doctor Who Season 12 Episode 8 (The Haunting of Villa Diodati)

“Nobody mention Frankenstein. Nobody interfere. Nobody snog Byron.” Those are the ground rules for Doctor Who’s enjoyably creepy latest outing, The Haunting of Villa Diodati.

The episode manages to combine two of the stalwart genres of the Beeb’s long-running sci-fi … Read More

Why you should be watching King Gary

Tom Davis is hilarious in this brilliantly observed comedy that has laughs and warmth in abundance.Read More

This Country Season 3 review: A poignant and hilarious farewell

BBC Three’s mockumentary bids a hilarious yet poignant farewell with its funniest season yet.Read More

Why you should be watching BBC One’s The Split

A fantastic Nicola Walker leads a top-notch cast in this believably messy legal drama.Read More

UK TV review: Doctor Who Season 12 Episode 7 (Can You Hear Me?)

Doctor Who opens up fresh fears for the future with this uneven tale of night terrors.Read More

Why you should be watching Shakespeare and Hathaway

BBC One’s Bard-tinted murder-mystery series is top-tier entertainment no matter what time of day it is.Read More

UK TV review: Doctor Who Season 12 Episode 6 (Praxeus)

Doctor Who delivers timely fears and heart-warming feels in a tension-packed episode.Read More