Shows starring Mark Gatiss
Does Wolf Hall live up to the hype?

Does Wolf Hall live up to the hype?

When I sat down to watch Wolf Hall, I was unsure about what to expect; mainly because I don’t know a lot about the Tudor period, and I wasn’t sure about whether a Tudor period show would be up my street. It’s safe to say that I was pleasantly surprised with BBC Two’s...

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2014: Our picks for the best of the year.

2014: Our picks for the best of the year.

So we've done it! We've reached the end of the year. 2014 wasn't as packed as last year, but when it was good, it was very good indeed. Sherlock - Series 3 (January 2014, BBC1) 2014 began with one of the most anticipated returns in a long time when we all sat round to...

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Sherlock to return for 4 more episodes.

Sherlock to return for 4 more episodes.

Sherlock, the hit BBC One drama produced by Hartswood Films, will return to screens for a Special, followed by a series of three new episodes. The last series saw Sherlock’s life change a lot - he returned from the dead, his best friend John Watson married Mary...

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Sherlock Series 3, Episode 3: His Last Vow

Sherlock Series 3, Episode 3: His Last Vow

**In a change to the scheduled review, we bring you the following slightly gimmicky, extra cheesy letter, in keeping with the feel of the show** Dear Mr Moriarty, To answer your recent question, posited at approximately 21:58 on 12th December, 2014: Yes. Yes I did...

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Sherlock: The Empty Hearse

Sherlock: The Empty Hearse

You can learn a lot about writing from a Moffat/Gatiss show, whether Doctor Who or Sherlock. Sadly, not all of the lessons are about how to write well. Here is what you don’t do: Rip off the plot of a bestselling graphic novel and Hollywood blockbuster to contrive a...

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Funland, BBC3

What to say if you liked it Like falling through a trap door from the quaint reality of Blackpool into a twilight world of debauchery, manipulation and dread. What to say if you didn’t like it In much the same way as Liam Gallagher’s voice has declined from piercing...

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Nighty Night, BBC3

Julia Davis was half of the duo (with Rob Brydon) who made BBC2’s Human Remains, the dark, cruelly funny portraits of a series of emotionally dysfunctional couples. Now she’s written, and starred in, a dark comedy drama of her own, billed by the BBC as “A West Country...

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