Netflix’s adaptation of Alice Oseman’s creation is a heartfelt and giddily effervescent tale of two teenage boys falling in love with each other
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“Bridgerton” Season 2 Review: Desperately steamy slow-burn romance
Jonathan Bailey and Simone Ashley’s chemistry sets the screen alight in the second season of record-breaking Regency romance series
Doctor Who Series 1 Review: The Trip of a Lifetime
With everything to prove and nothing to lose, the first series of Revived Doctor Who truly demonstrates all that the show is capable of for a modern audience
Doctor Who 2022 Easter Special Review: Legend of the Sea Devils
Jodie Whittaker’s penultimate, swashbuckling adventure features the return of a long-absent Classic villain and some sweet, intimate moments, but this isn’t enough to redeem the episode
Doctor Who Series 1 Retrospective: The Parting of the Ways Review
“The Parting of the Ways” is a near-perfect conclusion to Davies’ reinvigoration of Doctor Who
Doctor Who Series 1 Retrospective: Bad Wolf Review
Davies’ first part to the conclusion of his first series is at turns funny and tense, but consistently engrossing
Doctor Who Series 1 Retrospective: Boom Town Review
Despite its placing between fan-favourite two-parters, “Boom Town” boasts some brilliant performances and a thought-provoking plot
Doctor Who Series 1 Retrospective: The Doctor Dances Review
Steven Moffat’s first contribution to Doctor Who is hypnotically chilling
Doctor Who Series 1 Retrospective: The Empty Child Review
Steven Moffat’s first contribution to Doctor Who is hypnotically chilling
Doctor Who Series 1 Retrospective: Father’s Day Review
Father’s Day is an emotional rollercoaster that showcases Billie Piper’s Rose
Doctor Who Series 1 Retrospective: The Long Game Review
The Long Game is a rare instance of Series 1 of the Revived Series fumbling the ball
Doctor Who Series 1 Retrospective: Dalek Review
Dalek makes the iconic, oft-ridiculed Doctor Who enemy credible and sinister once again
Doctor Who Series 1 Retrospective: World War Three Review
World War Three doesn’t fully live up to the potential of its predecessor
Doctor Who Series 1 Retrospective: Aliens of London Review
Aliens of London is a prime example of a Doctor Who story that simply could not, and would not, have been done before the revival
Doctor Who Series 1 Retrospective: The Unquiet Dead Review
Rose’s second trip in the TARDIS wonderfully demonstrates the unique range that Doctor Who possesses
Doctor Who Series 1 Retrospective: The End of the World Review
The Doctor has the perfect thing to unite him with Rose on her first trip as companion: the obliteration of her entire species
“What If…?” Review: A refreshing change
After 13 years of established canon, What If…? gives viewers a glimpse into the richness of the Marvel Multiverse
Kevin Can F**k Himself: A Brilliant Reexamination of the Sitcom Husband
Annie Murphy truly shines in this ambition blend of television genres
The Goes Wrong Show Puts Every Comedic Foot Right
Developed by the minds behind The Play That Goes Wrong, The Goes Wrong Show is chaotic, farcical hilarity
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Season 4 Review: Lacking its previous lustre
While wonderful to have Amy Sherman-Palladino’s unique writing voice back on screens, it is frustrating to see Midge back on the bottom rung after such a lengthy hiatus
The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window Review: Amusing Pseudo-Parody
Starring Kristen Bell, The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window delights in poking fun at common psychological thriller tropes, but could have gone much further with its comedy
The Bold Type Season 5 Review: A perfect, if bittersweet, ending
Freeform’s exceptional series, The Bold Type, remains faithful to its characters until the very end
‘Stay Close’ TV Review: Familiar, but engrossing
Netflix’s latest collaboration with Harlan Coben is just as thrilling as viewers have come to expect
Emily in Paris’ second season is so self-aware it’s practically beyond reproach
The second outing for Netflix’s rose-tinted, optimistic representation of Paris starring Lily Collins has a keen awareness of its own appeal
Doctor Who 2022 New Year’s Day Special Review: Eve of the Daleks
Amidst the chaos of being repeatedly exterminated by a particularly persistent machine-gun wielding Dalek, Doctor Who still finds time for a bit of romance
Doctor Who: Flux Chapter 6 Review: The Vanquishers
The final chapter of Jodie Whittaker’s last series feels overstuffed and awkwardly convenient
Doctor Who: Flux Chapter 5 Review: Survivors of the Flux
Flux finally starts to offer up answers, though feels simultaneously overstuffed, yet also uneventful
Doctor Who: Flux Chapter 4 Review: Village of the Angels
Doctor Who ends this week’s episode with potentially the biggest cliffhanger in its entire history
Doctor Who: Flux Chapter 3 Review: Once, Upon Time
Doctor Who‘s latest instalment certainly takes advantage of its serial format
Disney Plus Day signals a glut of exciting announcements by the streaming giant
Marking Disney Plus’s second anniversary, Disney Plus Day yielded a huge number of announcements
Doctor Who: Flux Chapter 2 Review: War of the Sontarans
Doctor Who’s most ambitious story to date continues with the return of a fan-favourite enemy
Doctor Who: Flux premieres with “The Halloween Apocalypse”
Almost 20 months since the end of the last series, Doctor Who returns for a story of epic proportions
High School Musical: The Musical: The Series Season 2 ensures its longevity
Within its sophomore outing, High School Musical: The Musical: The Series more than that it exists far beyond the shadow of its Disney Channel namesake
This Is Us Season 5 Review: Quiet and reflective
This Is Us‘s shorter fifth season is concerned more with intimacy than with spectacle
How ‘Smash’ Became a Whimper
Despite a solid and promising premiere, NBC’s Smash‘s star burnt out before it could set the world ablaze
Friends Reunion: The One Where They Phoned It In and Still Earned $25 Million
AKA The One With Nostalgia Factor And Not Much Else
Girls5Eva is Un4gettable Fun
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Shadow and Bone is a phenomenon
Adapted from Leigh Bardugo’s bestselling fantasy series, Netflix’s Shadow and Bone is a massively engaging hit
I May Destroy You – Michaela Coel is an undeniable talent
BBC’s I May Destroy You, created, written, co-directed and starring Michaela Coel doesn’t shy away from heavy issues surrounding sexual assault, personal boundaries and consent
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Series Review: Shoots for the stars, but doesn’t escape the atmosphere
Luckily, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier did not serve as the debut to the MCU gracing the silver screen, else Marvel’s grand TV plans may have found themselves dead in the water.
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