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Best of 2015

Best of 2015

It's that time of year again, here's our look at the best shows of 2015! Last Tango in Halifax (December 2014 - February 2015, BBC1) A fixture on our best of the year list since it began in 2012, Last Tango in Halifax proved once again to be one of the best dramas on...

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Filming Begins on Fresh Meat Series 4

Filming Begins on Fresh Meat Series 4

Channel 4 have released details of the final series of Fresh Meat as filming on the university comedy drama's final run began. When we left the residents of 28 Hartnell Avenue things weren’t going so well for the gang; JP had put the house on the market, but had a...

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Fresh Meat to return for fourth series

Fresh Meat to return for fourth series

In what is possibly the best piece of TV news we've reported in a while, The British Comedy Guide and Broadcast are reporting that we will be getting a fourth series of Fresh Meat by the end of the year! It'll be the last series, but that seems fair enough as they'd...

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Fresh Meat: Still as Fresh in Series 2

Fresh Meat: Still as Fresh in Series 2

                                                                                                                                                              Contributed by Siobhan Parker Fresh Meat returned to Channel 4  last night, and the freshers are now in their...

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The Old Guys, BBC1

The Old Guys, BBC1

Did we like it? Coming from the comedy genius minds of Sam Bain and Jesse Armstrong (Peep Show) and Simon Blackwell (The Thick Of It), we were hoping for Peep Show with a Bus Pass and Arthritis. And we almost got it. But the tone was wrong (nowhere near dark enough or...

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Peep Show, Channel 4

Did we like it? Like the rest of this series, this final episode lacked the integrity and inventiveness of the first three runs and was more like a run-of-the-mill sitcom. What was good about it? • David Mitchell brilliantly conveyed the horror of heading headlong...

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The Thick Of It, BBC4

What to say if you liked it A gloriously contemporary update of Yes Minister in which the genial skulduggery of civil servants is substituted for the amoral megalomania of untethered demagogues. What to say if you didn’t like it A convoluted pile of vomit that seeks...

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