EXPLAINED: 14 - The Real Truth

Trailblazers: A Rocky Mountain Road Trip review – behold, TV’s glorious new power throuple!

Ruby Wax, Mel B and Emily Atack head to the wild west to follow in the footsteps of an inspiring 19th-century explorer. Chaos soon reigns

The Guardian - UK · Nov 28, 2022

David Baddiel: Jews Don’t Count review – a doc so shocking it sounds like a siren

In this fascinating and timely film, the comedian corners Jewish celebrities to discuss antisemitism – and David Schwimmer reveals he has ‘never felt white, ever’

The Guardian - UK · Nov 21, 2022

Three Mothers, Two Babies and a Scandal review – an utterly shocking tale of the cash for babies scandal

This desperately compelling documentary twists like a thriller, yet maintains a clear head, as it explains an international adoption scandal that tore families’ lives apart

The Guardian - UK · Nov 18, 2022

Blockbuster review – like stepping into a time warp (in a very bad way)

This timid sitcom set in the last ever video rental store has such a dated feel. In the age of streaming services, this isn’t good enough

The Guardian - UK · Nov 3, 2022

SAS: Rogue Heroes review – is the follow up to Peaky Blinders fun? Does Arthur Shelby like a drink?

This show about the formation of the SAS – from the brains behind the Shelbys, Steven Knight – is big, brash, witty and packed with energy. It’s Khaki Blinders, if you will

The Guardian - UK · Oct 30, 2022

The Love Box in Your Living Room review – spectacular silliness from Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse

The comics’ spoof Adam Curtis-style documentary celebrating 100 years of the BBC is full of deft satire, sharp insight and moments of utter oddness. It’s very clever – and very funny

The Guardian - UK · Oct 27, 2022

28 Days Haunted review – the ghost-hunting show that will make you roll your eyes like never before

Do homemade helmets really give you special access to demons? Is there such a thing as ‘a sensitive’? This occasionally tasteless, OTT paranormal show seems to think so

The Guardian - UK · Oct 24, 2022

Una Marson: Our Lost Caribbean Voice review – a beautiful, moving portrait of BBC’s first Black broadcaster

The extraordinary Jamaican poet, playwright, editor and producer became a radio sensation in the 1940s, but her name has been largely lost to history – an injustice this deft documentary is here to remedy

The Guardian - UK · Oct 23, 2022

Doctor Who review – Jodie Whittaker bows out with big bangs and even bigger heart

Full of spectacular action, explosions, epic battles and plenty of old faces, The Power of the Doctor is a glorious send-off for Whittaker as 13

The Guardian - UK · Oct 23, 2022

Somewhere Boy review – a beautiful, rare find that is in a world of its own

This very special story about a boy kept cloistered in a remote house is an astute mix of gothic, thriller and family drama. You’ll want to watch the whole series in one go

The Guardian - UK · Oct 16, 2022