This comedy series, featuring the whimsically anachronistic highwayman Dick Turpin, is fun and worth watching even if it is a little underbaked and favours silliness over story.
Many shows promise improvement over time, but why invest in something initially unenjoyable? Prior TV hooked viewers instantly. Now, binge-watching dictates story arcs, creating a need for endless engagement.
Big performances try to outshine the problems of Channel 4’s latest comedy-drama series but don’t quite have the nuance to do so.
A look at Harry Potter’s visual journey from the very first film to the upcoming reboot.
Excellent hurricane effects are unfortunately not enough to sustain all the other areas the literally and figuratively half-baked Bodies Bodies Bodies is lacking in.
What can Cosmo Kramer teach us about coping in a world full of dangerous tables, dishonourable greengrocers, and perfume plagiarism?
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