BBC Three TV review: Class Episode 6 (Detained)

This is a spoiler-free review. Read on at the bottom for spoilers. Not caught up with Class? Check out our reviews of the show so far here.

Any UK genre show with episodes that are intensive on visual effects or … Read More

BBC iPlayer TV review: Frankie Boyle’s American Autopsy

Frankie Boyle. 5 years ago, those two words may well have sent a shiver down your spine. Something’s happened since his shock jock days, though. He’s not changed, but the medium has. BBC iPlayer has emerged as a natural home … Read More

BBC Three TV review: Class Episode 5 (Brave-ish Heart)

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Last week’s Class represented a massive leap forward in the season arc, digging … Read More

BBC Three TV review: Class Episode 4 (Co-Owner Of A Lonely Heart)

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“Ruthless alien warlord seeks nice but troubled girl and wretched planet for ultimate … Read More

BBC Three TV review: Class Episode 3 (Nightvisiting)

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After the opening double-bill introduced us to Coal Hill students Charlie, April and Ram, it’s Tanya who takes centre stage in Nightvisiting, the third episode of Class. It … Read More

BBC iPlayer review: HyperNormalisation

Last year, Adam Curtis delivered Bitter Lake directly into the nation’s eyeballs on BBC iPlayer. It was experimental, challenging, ambitious filmmaking. Now, he’s back with HyperNormalisation, an equally epic piece of TV that proves more accessible than his last work, … Read More

First look TV review: BBC Three’s Class

Patrick Ness’ sixth form spin-off hits the ground running.Read More

Screw Tinder: Why Fleabag is the only date you need

Ah, autumn. The time when tan lines start to fade and lounging under trees in a park with some dude who works in “media” until it’s too cold and you’re too drunk to see straight is no longer a suitable … Read More

Why you should be watching People Just Do Nothing

Awkward, smart, silly and sincere, People Just Do Nothing is a laugh-out-loud TV gem.Read More

BBC Three TV review: 2016 Comedy Feeds

Another year, another batch of Comedy Feeds from BBC Three. Available to watch exclusively on BBC iPlayer, the online channel’s series of pilots are an established platform for the next generation of British comedy talent.

Now on their fourth run, … Read More