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Louis Theroux: Miami Mega Jail
TV Review | Ed Williamson | 24th May 2011
Sure, it might sound a bit like the title of a late-eighties straight-to-video Van Damme movie, but it's just good ol' Louis Theroux, diffidently doing the jailhouse rock. Again.
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The Missing: season one
TV Review | Ed Williamson | 17th December 2014
You could look at The Missing two ways, I suppose. Either it was ultimately about what happened to the kid or about what his disappearance did to his parents. The latter was more interesting to me but the finale tried a bit too hard to satisfy on both counts, letting them cancel each other out in the end. (Spoilers.)
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BoJack Horseman: season one
TV Review | Ed Williamson | 2nd September 2014
It's a cartoon about a drunk horse, but I still think it has something interesting to say about contemporary celebrity. I will not let this Media Studies degree go to waste.
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The Shadow Line
TV Review | Ed Williamson | 9th May 2011
Hey! It's a new BBC drama! It's dark! It's moody! Anyone have a flipping clue what was going on half the time? No, me neither.
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Misfits 3: Should that be Mi3fits?
TV Review | Kirsty Harrison | 3rd November 2011
About a year ago, we told you all to watch series two of Misfits. You must have listened, because it's back. Excellent work, masses. But someone's gone astray and they've added a Dingle. Let's have a chat about that. A big SPOILERific chat.
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The Following: season one, episodes 1–8
TV Review | Ed Williamson | 19th March 2013
I like Kevin Bacon a lot. He's the sort of actor who should really be able to elevate a TV project. And the prospect of him leading a major network drama is a great one. But The Following? It's an absolute mess.
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Louis Theroux's LA Stories: Edge of Life
TV Review | Ed Williamson | 30th March 2014
Having shed the freak-show tenor of his early work, Louis Theroux has become a documentarian you trust implicitly - even when the film ends on an implausible high note.
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Person of Interest: season one – first half
TV Review | Ed Williamson | 6th November 2012
Here's a show that's been on for weeks and we haven't mentioned. Now it's off again till January. Ideal time for a review, I'd have thought. PRs take note: send me a DVD and I'll review it some time around it hitting the shelves in Oxfam.
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Beaver Falls
TV Review | Alex Gregg | 25th August 2011
A quintessentially American summer camp gets invaded by three rowdy Brits. Cue embarrassment, sexual antics, several 'oh my gaaawd's and a boat-load of those life-defining moments. The title says it all really.
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Gotham: season one, episode 1
TV Review | Ed Williamson | 25th September 2014
Since the dawn of time, man has struggled with the eternal question. Should Batman be camper than a chicken, or dark and embittered, brooding in the shadows and all miffed, like? Well, here's FOX's solution: how about a bit of both? (Spoiler-free.)
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