Alias Grace: A spellbinding piece of storytelling

This ambiguous adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s novel is a spellbinding piece of storytelling.Read More

Why you should catch up with Liar Season 1

ITV’s meticulously written drama is a gripping, thought-provoking and disturbingly topical exploration of consent and criminal justice.Read More

Why Gunpowder should be your next box set

Gunpowder is gripping television that crackles with suspense. You won’t be forgetting the 5th of November any time soon.Read More

Why you should be watching Channel 4’s Back

David Mitchell and Robert Webb are brilliantly acerbic in Simon Blackwell’s darkly funny and surprisingly moving comedy.Read More

Why you should be watching The End of the F***ing World

This darkly funny coming-of-age comedy is quite unlike anything else.Read More

Amazon UK TV review: Red Oaks Season 3

Amazon’s delightful coming-of-age comedy reaches a quietly life-affirming conclusion.Read More

Netflix UK TV review: Rick & Morty Season 3

The sci-fi sitcom launches itself to new heights of inspired lunacy.
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Why you should be watching Upstart Crow

Whether you’re a fan of the Bard or not, there’s enough in this sitcom to Shakespeare in Like.Read More

Netflix UK TV review: Voltron: Legendary Defender: Season 4

Voltron’s fourth season contains some of the best character vignettes and development yet, but much like the equally short third season, it doesn’t lend a great deal to the over-arching narrative.

The action picks up in a way that’s … Read More

Netflix UK TV review: Big Mouth

Big Mouth, Netflix’s latest original animated series, is set around the adolescent lives of Andrew, Nick, Jessi, and Jay, as they embark on the nightmarish and testing phase of puberty. Maurice the Hormone Monster rears his aggressive, encouraging head throughout … Read More