This year the BBC turns 100. Fundamental to Britain and funded by licence fee payers, the BBC has garnered a worldwide reputation for quality. For this special post highlighting the highlights of the corporation's massive contribution to television, I've decided to...
Ahh so so so so so so many unanswered questions and if we don’t get the final answers in the final episode I shall be writing to points of view on everyone’s behalf. Ashes to Ashes, like Life on Mars before it is something unique in as much as we know about as much of...
Believe it or not I have been known to venture out on the town on Friday nights. The living room lays silent and the TV gets a well earned rest but all that silliness stopped two weeks ago when the BBC decided to schedule the final series of Ashes to Ashes on a...
Top 8 lowlights of Bonekickers episode two – Or Why Bonekickers Continues To Be The TV Equivalent Of A Multiple Car Crash 1) Bugs, Eldorado, Brighton Belles: not since these horrors have we been more stumped over the question of "is it supposed to be this awful?"....
Did we like it? The BBC gave us Triangle in the 80s, Eldorado in the 90s and have now generously bequeathed Bonekickers to the nation. Set in the beautiful city of Bath, with the creative forces of Ashley Pharoah and Matthew Graham (Life on Mars, Ashes to Ashes) and a...
Did we like it? It's a winner – with an inventive twist on conventional cop dramas and a great lead in John Simm, the 2006 Detective Chief Inspector in Manchester who is run over and wakes as a mere Detective Inspector in 1973. What was good about it? • There's a bit...