
THE MAN IN THE HIGH CASTLE, 2.6 & 2.7 – ‘Kintsugi’ & ‘Land O’Smiles’
[usr 3.0] “Kintsugi” With episode 6 we enter the post-Frank Spotnitz version of The Man in the High Castle, where the showrunner baton has...
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[usr 3.0] “Kintsugi” With episode 6 we enter the post-Frank Spotnitz version of The Man in the High Castle, where the showrunner baton has...

[usr 2.0] I love a good mystery, but the concern with ongoing TV mysteries, as opposed to movies or books, is they’re often designed...

[usr 3.5] “Escalation” Episode 4 is another packed instalment that leaps from subplot to subplot but, considering the title, it lacks something of the energy that...

[usr 3.5] HBO’s Girls started as an Emmy darling. It was bold and it had something to say, but now it appears to be...

[usr 3.5] If this is the end of Sherlock then, I have to say, so be it. In this fourth series, it has eschewed...

[usr 4.5] Sherlock’s almost manic necessity for tricky narrative transition calms down a bit this week, fortunately. There are less wipes, dissolves, and multiple...

[usr 4.0] The third episode, “Travelers”, shows the main characters undergoing a transformation as each heads off in a separate direction. While this is...

[usr 4.0] As is customary with Sherlock, there are a lot of red herrings to wade through in “The Six Thatchers” before even a...

What new movies and television shows are most deserving of your attention this month? Our editor, Dan Owen, selects his top six choices for UK audiences…

To end 2016, some of our writers have compiled their favourite and most disappointing TV shows or movies...

[usr 3.5] “The Return of Doctor Mysterio” is, as Steven Moffat has acknowledged, an homage to the superhero comics of his youth, and particularly...

[usr 4.0] There’s a very welcome injection of pace in “The Road Less Traveled”, the second episode of The Man in the High Castle’s...