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The Night Manager
TV Review | Ed Williamson | 8th April 2016
Dayman! Uhh-AHH-ahh! Fighter of the Night Manager! Is all I could think of when I heard the title. Then I found out it had House and Loki in it, and I was on board, although still mainly for the Dayman thing.
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Tomorrowland: A World Beyond
Movie Review | Ali Gray | 21st May 2015
The sole conceit of selling a movie like Tomorrowland is convincing you it's a place you need to visit – a world unlike our own where magical things happen and anything is possible. You cannot accuse of Brad Bird and screenwriter Damon Lindelof of underselling this vision of the future: the first hour of Tomorrowland is all tease and build-up and you're just as desperate to get to the promised land as the characters are. Unfortunately, Tomorrowland is a movie that cannot possibly hope to deliver on that promise; it's a movie chock-full of crackpot invention but is overcrowded with ideas that are ultimately underdeveloped. Tomorrowland is sold expertly as the land of milk and honey – it's such a shame it turns a little sour when you finally get there.
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A bit of gratuitous swearing
TV Video | Ed Williamson | 1st July 2012
Thanks to Netflix, I've been getting reacquainted with A Bit of Fry and Laurie. I would've been about ten when I first saw this episode. Lax parenting. -
Parliament of House: part three
TV Feature | Ed Williamson, Matt Looker | 28th May 2012
Who knew we'd actually predict correctly a fair chunk of the House series finale? Not all those people who always called us directionless geeks who watch too much TV, that's for sure. Ha! The fools. Join us for part three as we say goodbye to the doctor for good.
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Parliament of House: part two
TV Feature | Ed Williamson, Matt Looker | 24th May 2012
Having spent eight years watching House, we're both more or less fully qualified doctors. Get us a crash-cart, STAT!
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Parliament of House: part one
TV Feature | Ed Williamson, Matt Looker | 23rd May 2012
House: it's been around for eight years, and while no one ever speaks about it in the same terms as the 'worthier' US output, there are at least two of us who would rank it among our favourite shows of all time. With the series finale about to hit Sky 1 on Thursday, we thought we might as well have a bit of a chat about it.
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House – season 8, episode 19: 'The C-Word'
TV Review | Ed Williamson | 3rd May 2012
House is moving ever-closer towards its final episode, 'Everybody Dies', but we're going to have to wait a little longer to find out who. I mean, presumably it's not literally everybody. Unless … plane crash? SARS outbreak? Ooooh ...
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Wilson! WIIIIILSON! (*volleyball floats away silently*)
TV Video | Ed Williamson | 29th April 2012
Meh. I called it six months ago. -
House in massive death hint shock probe riddle
TV Video | Ed Williamson | 1st April 2012
Sorry: I was just trying to shoehorn in as many tabloid-style abstract nouns as I could. It keeps me going. But if it's an actual hint, it's a pretty big one.
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DVD weekly: spies, trailer trash and Cumberbitches
TV Feature | Kirsty Harrison | 28th March 2012
This week's DVD releases are so bloody good, I forgot to stop watching them and missed my deadline. And the clocks went forward which, like, confused me.
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