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Deadbeat Hulu season 1 episode 1 review
April 16, 2014

Deadbeat Hulu season 1 episode 1 review

Hulu On the one hand Deadbeat is Hulu’s latest sortie into original scripted territory – a pleasing and often funny supernatural shitcom about Kevin ‘Pac’ Pacalioglu (Tyler Labine), a New York tub who sees dead people. But on the other much more important hand it is another chance for Huey from the Cum Lovin’ Criminals... Read More
American comedy
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Game of Thrones Purple Wedding review
April 15, 2014

Game of Thrones Purple Wedding review

HBO As King Joffrey of House Baratheon, House Lannister and House of Fraser spluttered his last poisoned breath, his waspish face turning a dark lavender, blood streaming from every orifice, making the kind of faces a man who has just got his johnson fatally caught in his zipper while simultaneously receiving the news that Beth... Read More
American drama, Miscellaneous, Period
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The Trip to Italy episode 2
April 11, 2014

The Trip to Italy episode 2 review | La Cantina

BBC Two As The Trip to Italy continues up to the prosperous and spectacularly corrupt north Steve Coogan FaceTimes his son who is frankly embarrassed by him. So would you be if your dad had made Courtney Love your stepmom and Frances Bean Courtney your stepsister meaning you couldn’t legitimately fuck her. The youngster is... Read More
Documentary, Miscellaneous, Tv show review
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Mammon series 1 episode 1 review
April 1, 2014

Mammon series 1 episode 1 review | Hydro therapy

More Four If you’ve done the knowledge in Nordic Noir then Mammon will be very familiar territory.  At Norwegian newspaper Aftenavisen shitbird journalist Peter Verås (Jon Øigarden) snuffles around in dark corners to uncover molto conspiracy in evil multinational Hydro.  He gets to really fuck over the cuntpany’s finance director Daniel Verås (Anders T. Andersen)... Read More
Foreign TV
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ine of Duty series 2 episode 6 review
March 19, 2014

Line of Duty series 2 episode 6 review | Carly’s hymen

BBC Two Previously on Line of Duty: two coppers got barbecued, one charred scrote got euthanized, Georgia took a skydive, Lindsay brained her pisshead neighbour, got framed for murder, ate shit stroganoff in prison, got a pair of boiled lobster claws courtesy of bent screws and you couldn’t move for policemen banging schoolchildren. There are... Read More
British drama, Tv show review
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Insane Fight Club review
March 11, 2014

Insane Fight Club review | Grado wrestles reality

BBC One The world of professional wrestling only generally impinges on the collective consciousness when a participant roid rages his way into murder-suicide  but it’s not all chuckles and glamour. Insane Fight Club takes us into the unknown world of a significantly less dark and significantly less interesting form of wrestling: Insane Championship Wrestling. Its founder,... Read More
Documentary, Miscellaneous
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The Voice UK series 3 episode 3
February 15, 2014

The Voice UK 2014 | Amelia O’Connell and Bizzi Dixon

BBC One If there’s one thing The Voice doesn’t need it’s 300 stone country-and-western singers from the province of Ulster and yet that’s exactly what episode six delivers in the form of Belfast’s John Rafferty. Big John used to be a Garth Brooks impersonation before things got too heavy – notably his internal organs strangled by... Read More
Miscellaneous
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Inside Number 9 Episode 1 review
February 4, 2014

Inside Number 9 Episode 1 review | Cleaning out my closet

BBC Two If Hell is other people then the worst kind of Hell is other people at close quarters. At least that’s the premise of Sardines, the first episode of dark comedy anthology Inside Number 9 – Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith‘s latest attempt to extinguish the final flickering light in the dark cave of... Read More
British comedy, British drama, Miscellaneous, Tv show review
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True Detective season 1 episode 1 review
January 20, 2014

True Detective season 1 episode 1 review | Rust never sleeps

HBO You know him – damaged, difficult, brilliant. He’s been on the telly, they wrote a book and there’s even a movie. He’s a detective, invariably. Even if he’s a doctor or consultant detection is what he does, what he is. True Detective‘s broken genius is Rustin “Rust” Cohle (Matthew McConaughey) – a handlebar moustache... Read More
American drama
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Sherlock series 3 episode 3
January 13, 2014

Sherlock series 3 episode 3 review | Rupert Murdoch’s urine soaked face

BBC1 We begin the Sherlock finale with Rupert Murdoch (played by Troels from The Killing) being grilled at the Levenson enquiry. An unrepentant heel, this one, exercising undue influence over successive British prime ministers, blackmailing his way through the British establishment and reading micro-dossiers on his interrogators via some kind of Google Glass spectacles. Among... Read More
British drama
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The 7.39 episode one review
January 6, 2014

The 7.39 episode one review | Mustbang Sally

BBC One You know what it’s like in a long turd relationshit. Oh wait, you don’t. Women are as repelled by you as long non-polar hydrocarbon chains are by water molecules. Well let Aerial Telly tell you – it’s dull.  Two people who could testify to that are middle management fucknut Carl (David Morrissey) and somewhat attractive gym employee... Read More
British drama
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Scott & Bailey series 4 episode 6 review
January 2, 2014

Sherlock series 3 episode one review

BBC1 Recently, Internet bully, Twitter Empress and occasional columnist Haitlin Moran launched a vicious and unprovoked attack on Sherlock slashficcers by forcing Beenadick Cumdumpsnatch and Shartin Freeman to read out the private diary of Sherlock fan Mildred Bobbins which she attained by breaking into her flat (and not, as Moran claimed, off of the Internet).... Read More
British drama, Tv show review
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