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TV Review

A collection of articles concerning television reviews, of series, miniseries, or TV movies.

humans - series 2, episode 4
TV Review

HUMANS – series two, episode four

We’re already half way through Humans series 2, and one of the issues with the first series is rearing its head again. Last year,...

by Alex Mullane 23rd November 201624th November 2016
TV Review

WESTWORLD, 1.8 – ‘Trace Decay’

As there are only three episodes left this season, “Trace Decay” came loaded with information that helped clarify a few things, but it also...

by Dan Owen 22nd November 201626th February 2024
black mirror - hated in the nation
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BLACK MIRROR, 3.6 – ‘Hated in the Nation’

Humans themselves are frequently the architects of their own downfall in Black Mirror. It’s a simple message for the show, but one that tends...

by Simon Cocks 17th November 201619th November 2016
humans - series 2, episode 3
TV Review

HUMANS – series two, episode three

This third episode of Humans slowed down the pace slow somewhat, for an hour that provided plenty of nice moments, but lacked much excitement...

by Alex Mullane 16th November 201617th November 2016
westworld - trompe l'oeil
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WESTWORLD, 1.7 – ‘Trompe L’Oeil’

The downside of being inordinately interested in TV is that you’re more susceptible to having surprises ruined; either because you invest enough time into...

by Dan Owen 15th November 201626th February 2024
maid marian and her merry men
TV Review

MAID MARIAN AND HER MERRY MEN (BBC, 1989-1994)

The true story of Sherwood Forest is finally revealed: Robin was a cowardly tailor from Kensington, and Marian was the brains behind the Merry Men.

by Dan Owen 14th November 201616th November 2019
black mirror - men against fire
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BLACK MIRROR, 3.5 – ‘Men Against Fire’

The fifth episode of Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror takes us on a journey through a dystopian version of Call of Duty, by way of...

by Natasha Sporn 13th November 201614th November 2016
black mirror - san junipero
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BLACK MIRROR, 3.4 – ‘San Junipero’

How you feel about “San Junipero” will ultimately come down to what you think about the ending. Do Yorkie (Mackenzie Davis) and Kelly (Gugu...

by Sarah Hughes 11th November 201613th November 2016
humans - series 2, episode 2
TV Review

HUMANS – series two, episode two

Humans series 2 continued in confident fashion with episode 2, developing all of its plots in compelling ways and highlighting how the reduced episode...

by Alex Mullane 9th November 201610th November 2016
westworld - the adversary
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WESTWORLD, 1.6 — ’The Adversary’

Entering the second half of this first season, and “The Adversary” was an instalment that moved things forward in surprising ways. In some respects,...

by Dan Owen 8th November 201626th February 2024
black mirror - shut up and dance
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BLACK MIRROR, 3.3 – ‘Shut Up and Dance’

There’s no trace of futuristic devices, iris implants, or dystopian societies in Shut Up And Dance; without a doubt the darkest, bleakest episode of...

by Francesco Cerniglia 6th November 20167th November 2016
humans - series 2, episode 1
TV Review

HUMANS – series two, episode one

In 2015, Humans became a near-unprecedented hit for Channel 4, emerging as its most successful new series since the 1980s. The mix of recognisable...

by Alex Mullane 4th November 20166th November 2016
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