TV

Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith, two of four of The League of Gentlemen, have returned for a third season of black comedy Inside No.9. The series takes inspiration from series like Tales of The Unexpected, and each stand-alone episode takes place in a single setting and has some macabre subtext. To paraphrase a description from […]

BBC documentaries have always been highly regarded. Most recently we’ve seen Levine on Love, Reggie Yates Extreme Russia and Drugs Map of Britain, and all have demonstrated how BBC Three have managed to maintain their reputation despite being moved to iPlayer. Sex, Drugs and Murder: Life in the Red Light Zone is yet another gritty, […]

The much-anticipated season finale of the Tom Hardy series did not disappoint. The different aspects of the story finally came together; loose ends were tied, characters’ true purpose came to light and the questions we have been asking since episode one were finally answered. Since it’s been such an intensely dark series, with very little obvious […]

Tonight is the finale of Tom Hardy’s BBC drama Taboo. Over seven episodes we have followed James Delaney in his quest against the infamous East India Company, as he spins plates with the British monarchy and American spies. It’s been a series of ups and downs, both within the narrative and the quality, but those […]

Crashing is the Channel Four sitcom written by and staring Phoebe Waller-Bridge (Fleabag), which follows six twenty-somethings and their life as ‘property guardians’ in a disused hospital. It is hard-hitting and hilarious (much like Fleabag), with Waller-Bridge showing yet again an amazing display of wit and the ability to write superbly funny characters who are […]

2016 has been a year of ups and (mostly) downs, and TV was generally at a much higher standard than real life. Netflix dominated the playing field, turning out hit after hit, with an array of award-winning dramas and documentaries. In reality TV, Tiffany thought David Gest was dead, Biggins was biphobic, and Honey G was […]

Winter is a time for staying indoors and watching some good telly, and of course we all know documentaries are up there with the best of them. So I have handpicked a few of my favourites that are great for nights in and those who enjoy some drama, which you absolutely must watch and are […]

The second season of the series, set in Europe, which follows the stories of missing children is at this point well underway. The first season was excellent, and the second is superb. It has somehow maintained its high quality, with the plotline of this latest season being arguably even more intriguing. The series jumps between past and […]

The months leading up to Christmas are prime time for binge watchers, and there is no place better than Netflix for all your night-in needs. There is something for everyone: documentaries, drama, foreign films, romance and a fully stocked selection of TV series, old and new, that will captivate you. So as the weather takes […]