Tag: Television

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    Abi Cutler

    In Defence Of The Big Bang Theory

    Abi Cutler jumps into battle to protect the derided sitcom’s honour.

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    Katja Stout

    Review: The Addams Family at Mayflower Theatre

    Katja Stout reviews the haunting musical comedy.

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    Ellis Murrell

    Review: The Walking Dead (Season 7, Episode 16)

    The Walking Dead finally lets out the breath it didn’t know it had been holding.

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    Sophie Jones

    Review: Planet Earth II

    Sophie Jones reviews the revolutionary series as beautiful, yet sobering; a reminder of our responsibility.

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    Ellis Murrell

    The pros and cons of Television Crossovers

    There’s nothing better than a TV crossover. Or is there? Ellis Murrell weighs the pros and cons of the TV crossover format.

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    Lydia Cline

    Review: Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life (Episode 2 – ‘Spring’)

    Lydia Cline reviews the fast-paced second episode of the revived Gilmore Girls.

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    Bruno Russell

    Naked Attraction: The harmful ethics of Channel 4’s latest dating programme

    Bruno Russell investigates the harm that dating shows like Channel 4’s Naked Attraction can pose. (NSFW)

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    James Barker

    This Week in Culture: Top Gear, New Girl & Noises Off (29/05/16)

    This Week in Culture (29/5/16-4/6/16) sees the return of Top Gear to BBC Two

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    Sophie McEvoy

    Review: The X-Files (Season 10, Episode 6)

    Sophie reviews the mediocre conclusion to The X-Files’ tenth season.

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    Brunna Pimentel

    International Women’s Day: Fictional female inspirations

    Celebrating International Women’s Day on 8th March, here at The Edge we thought it appropriate to celebrate inspirational women from their own world; the fictional world, that is. The culture we consume has one of the greatest roles in empathising with and empowering women, arguably more so than any policy or legislature. If you want change, you have to start with […]

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    Rehana Nurmahi

    Review: Brooklyn Nine-Nine (Season 3, Episode 1)

    Rehana reviews the satisfying return of Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

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    Matt Clarson

    Notes on News: In defence of the BBC

    Writer Matt offers his thoughts on the BBC and why it should be celebrated, not desecrated.

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    Rehana Nurmahi

    Shondaland plans TV sequel of Romeo and Juliet

    The Young Adult novel, Still Star-Crossed – a sequel to Shakespeare’s classic tragedy – is to be adapted into a series for the ABC network.

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    Rehana Nurmahi

    Review: The Muppets (Season 1, Episode 1)

    Rehana reviews the first episode of the new, off-kilter Muppets show