Category: Television

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    Rosario Lebrija

    Review: Arrow (Season 2, Episode 1)

    The second season of the CW’s popular Arrow has returned to the TV. The show that transformed a classic Robin Hood themed story into a modern, avenging superhero (and threw in some great abs in the process) left many fans hungry for more with its Season 1 ending. As if Stephen Amell’s shirtless workouts and […]

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    Barnaby Walter

    Review: Agatha Christie’s Poirot: The Labours of Hercules ★★★★☆

    As we head towards the end, Poirot’s penultimate case is a dark and involving affair

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    Howell Davies

    Him & Her: The Wedding to air this month

    Him & Her: The Wedding will be the fourth and final series of the BBC comedy.

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    Jake Smith

    Review: Fresh Meat (Series 3, Episode 1)

    The award-winning comedy-drama is back for a third series. Has the first episode lived up to the high expectations?

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    Emma Chadwick

    Who’s going in for Get Me Out of Here? – the rumours behind I’m a Celebrity 2013

    Emma Chadwick rounds up some of the names rumoured to be heading down under later this month.

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    Rebecca James

    BluChristmas #49: The White Queen (2013)

    The White Queen is a must for your Christmas Blu-ray list!

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    Barnaby Walter

    Review: Agatha Christie’s Poirot: Dead Man’s Folly ★★★★☆

    Our Film Editor finds Dead Man’s Folly to be a terrific adaptation of one of Christie’s best novels.

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    Kirstie Carter

    Review: The Vampire Diaries (Season 5, Episode 1)

    The Vampire Diaries has returned after what seems like a long hiatus. The end of the last season saw Elena finally declare her love for Damon, and then the ‘dumped’ Stefan was also dumped at the bottom of a quarry in a locked box by their immortal enemy Silas. Jeremy was brought back to life (again!) […]

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    Boris Wong

    Review: Revolution (Season 2, Episode 1)

    Revolution’s Season 2 premiere gives audiences an enjoyable evening.

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    Rebecca James

    Mid season review: Under The Dome

    If you want a serious, well acted drama that explores social interaction then you should desperately avoid Under The Dome. The premise is simple – one day a mysterious dome separates the small town of Chester’s Mill from the rest of the world. Nothing can make it through the dome except for the occasional radio […]

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    Chelsie Stamford

    From Bridget Jones to Game of Thrones; the saga of the killed off character

    Chelsie Stamford discusses the phenomenon of the killed off character, in light of the Bridget Jones’ spoilers.

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    Joe Gibson

    Review: Misfits (Series 5, Episode 1)

    Misfits is now entering its fifth and final season. The show has seen many ludicrous storylines, including zombie cheerleaders and evil nuns, with varying success and humour. All of the show’s original characters have now left which may have prompted original viewers of the superhero comedy to turn off. However although the fourth series may […]

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    Natalie Fordham

    The Great British Bake Off: the final!

    Natalie Fordham reviews Tuesday’s Great British Bake Off final.

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    Christopher Mifsud

    Review: Ambassadors (Episode 1)

    Ambassadors is a different offering from Mitchell and Webb’s previous work, but is still a fantastic watch.