Sky and HBO today announce WAR, a bold new legal thriller from the creator of Lupin and Hijack, starring Dominic West (The Wire, The Crown) as tech titan Morgan Henderson and Sienna Miller (Anatomy of a Scandal, American Sniper) as his estranged wife, international...
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...
Matt & Gary discuss The X Factor going live for the first time. The Great Pottery Throwdown and ITV's arresting drama Unforgotten
Back in February, The Affair walked away from the Golden Globes with two awards - Best Actress for Ruth Wilson and Best Drama Series. Here in the UK we could only look on and wonder how the likes of House of Cards and Game of Thrones were beaten to the punch by this...
In a podcast presumably sponsored by the letter B, we discuss Benefits Street, Big Brother and the BAFTA's. As well as all the latest US news from the upfronts.
British actors Dominic West (Appropriate Adult) and Ruth Wilson (Luther) are to star opposite one another in a brand new US show for Showtime. The new series is entitled The Affair. The network, whose hits include Homeland and Episodes have already began to trail...
This Week Gary and Matt discuss the Worst TV Shows of The Year, their picks for Sports Personality of The Year and why Gary's given up with The X-Factor
When Abi Morgan’s 1950s newsroom drama The Hour debuted last summer it opened to mixed responses from critics with some praising the period detail while others thought the dialogue was fairly clunky. However the series was incredibly well-received in America...
Wednesday sees the return of the critically acclaimed BBC2 drama series The Hour. Star Dominic West talks about what viewers can expect in the new run. How is Hector doing as the front man of The Hour nine months on? He’s doing really well, he’s in...
Did we like it? A very good drama set in the time of the English Civil War, in which the conflict itself is merely the backdrop for a more profound portrayal of the absolute impotence of women in the 17th century. However, it’s as wedded to historical fact as Guy...