Why Pennyworth should be your next box set

Forget Batman: Jack Bannon is brilliant in this hugely entertaining period spy thriller.Read More

Catch up TV reviews: The Suspect, Late Night Mash

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The Suspect (ITV Hub)

Aidan Turner. Those are … Read More

Why you should be watching Under the Banner of Heaven

This well-acted, brooding drama is a thoughtful study of truth and faith.Read More

VOD film review: Wimbledon (2004)

Paul Bettany and Kirsten Dunst are a winning match in this charming tennis rom-com.Read More

Why you should be watching Reel Britannia

Jon Spira’s four-part tour through five decades of British cinema is eclectic, engaging and insightful.Read More

Why DI Ray should be your next box set

This timely four-parter brings a fresh perspective to British crime drama.Read More

Catch up TV reviews: Big Boys, Hypothetical, The 1% Club, Spreadsheet

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Big Boys (All 4)

Jack Rooke becomes the latest … Read More

Catch up TV: Brooklyn Nine-Nine S8, Comedians Giving Lectures S3, Romeo & Duet

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Brooklyn Nine-Nine: Season 8 (All 4)

The idea … Read More

True Crime Tuesdays: The Thief, His Wife and the Canoe

This lightly amusing life insurance fraud drama is a quintessentially British retelling of a quintessentially inept British crime.Read More

Why Didn’t They Ask Evans? review: A witty delight

Fall in love with a pair of delightful amateur detectives while you puzzle through one of Agatha Christie’s devilish plots.Read More