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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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The Bridge series 2 episode 9 review
January 29, 2014

The Bridge series 2 episode 9 review | Mother f**ker of 3

BBC Four Previously on The Bridge: Incesty Oliver is looking a lock for Motherfucker of Three, history’s most violent eco-protester. The first big discovery of the day arrives via the unlikely route of Rasmus and his desperately compromised brain. Victoria was at school with Marcus Stenberg – was spotted Razzmag! Now fuck off back on... Read More
Foreign TV, Miscellaneous
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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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Justified season five premiere
January 9, 2014

Justified season five premiere review | Crowe’s nest

Fx Justified has always been the voice of the poor disenfranchised white shitkicker so it’s fitting that it begins its fifth season with the dream of every poor disenfranchised white shitkicker: a life changing government handout. Dewey Crowe wins $300,000 in damages for the multiple indignities, assaults and human rights abuses he suffered at the... Read More
American drama, Tv show review
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The Bridge
January 4, 2014

The Bridge series 2 episode 2 review | How you like THEM apples?

BBC Four Previously on The Bridge: plague comes to town. The non-existent tension of the cliffhanger quickly dissipates when Martin and Saga get the all clear on their plague AIDS tests. Only two of the tanker turds remain and there’s more trouble coming. Dickless Svensson – the rat faced fuck with the blowtorch brother –... Read More
Foreign TV, Tv show review
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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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Downton Abbey series 4 episode one
December 28, 2013

Death Comes to Pemberley episode three review

BBC One Previously on Death Comes to Pemberley: Wickham kissed a girl and he liked it – hoped his missus didn’t mind it. Turns out she didn’t, Lydia being in the marriage essentially for the lulzs and, say what you will about Wickham, there’s always plenty of those around. You couldn’t in all conscience say... Read More
British drama, Period
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Death Comes to Pemberley episode two
December 27, 2013

Death Comes to Pemberley episode two review

BBC One Previously on Death Comes to Pemberley: death arrived in (of all places) Pemberley. Fitzwilliam pays a visit to Wickham who is livid at the conditions of his confinement. “This Château le Blanc 68 is  supposed to be served slightly chilled! This is room temperature!”  he bellyaches and there’s clearly some conspiracy going on between... Read More
British drama, Period
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Death Comes to Pemberley episode one
December 26, 2013

Death Comes to Pemberley episode one review

BBC One You’ll be familiar with Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen’s proto-chick lit classic and you’ll also be familiar with English crime writer PD James. Put them together what you get? Murder. Specifically, Death Comes to Pemberley, James’s murder mystery sequel to Austen’s touchstone  now adapted by the BBC for its docile barely conscious Christmas... Read More
British drama, Period
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Idris Elba King of Speed
December 25, 2013

Idris Elba King of Speed review| I’ll see you dead, Ian

BBC2 I’ll not dissemble, I thought Stringer Bellend was done for when Omar and Brother Boyzone blew his tits out  in that shitty B&B Enterprises development money pit he was always turding around. Yet here he is on Idris Elba King of Speed, his look at the history of underground racing, glamourising the slaughter of... Read More
Documentary, Miscellaneous
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JFK
November 16, 2013

JFK’s Secret Killer review | Wack and to the Left

Channel 5 We are very close now to the fiftieth anniversary of the vicious anti-Irish hate crime that was John F. Kennedy‘s assassination in Dallas, Texas. To celebrate Channel 5 proposes an incredible¹  new² theory³ about the killing in JFK’s Secret Killer: The Evidence. They posit that Secret Service agent George Hickey accidentally machine-gunned the... Read More
Documentary
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The Voice UK 2014 |Battle Rounds review
September 28, 2013

Serangoon Road episode one review | “Singapore?” “I’ve heard better”

HBO Asia Given that HBO Asia‘s first ever original scripted drama Serangoon Road is set in the sixties publicity phlegm have shown considerable restraint in not saying that it doesn’t want to think of itself as the Asian Mad Men. It doesn’t, isn’t and never could be of course, but it’s refreshing not to see… Read More
American drama, Foreign TV, Period
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