SHERLOCK, 4.1 – ‘The Six Thatchers’
As is customary with Sherlock, there are a lot of red herrings to wade through in “The Six Thatchers” before even a whiff of...
6 to See this January
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…
2016’s Film & TV: Our Favourites & Disappointments
To end 2016, some of our writers have compiled their favourite and most disappointing TV shows or movies...
DOCTOR WHO – ‘The Return of Doctor Mysterio’
“The Return of Doctor Mysterio” is, as Steven Moffat has acknowledged, an homage to the superhero comics of his youth, and particularly to the...
THE MAN IN THE HIGH CASTLE, 2.2 – ‘The Road Less Traveled’
There’s a very welcome injection of pace in “The Road Less Traveled”, the second episode of The Man in the High Castle’s second season....
HUMANS – series two, episode eight
And so, in the end, Humans series 2 ended in the same way it began, with someone pushing a button and changing the world....
THE MAN IN THE HIGH CASTLE, 2.1 – ‘The Tiger’s Cave’
Season 2 of The Man in the High Castle immediately picks up where the first season finale “The Way Out” ended. It’s pretty much...
HUMANS – series two, episode seven
The first half of series 2’s penultimate episode felt curiously subdued. There were some strong moments, particularly when it came to Renie (Letitia Wright),...
TRANSPARENT – Season Three
In some ways, the most incredible thing about Jill Soloway’s Transparent is its running time. In half an hour Soloway manages to pack in...
THE MISSING – Series Two
Sometimes I feel as though there are two pairs of Williams brothers: the ones who wrote brash shows like Roman’s Empire and the muddled,...
HUMANS – series two, episode six
A somewhat less dynamic hour of Humans than the previous week’s, episode 6 nonetheless provided a few memorable moments, for very different reasons. Milo’s...
WESTWORLD, 1.10 – ‘The Bicameral Mind’
I’m pleased Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy had a few surprises up their sleeves, because “The Bicameral Mind” took a long time confirming a...