Homeland: American Drama Arrives on British Shores
Augustly decorated in medals for conquering the critics – brandishing Golden Globes for best drama…
Browsing: Television
Noel Fielding’s Luxury Comedy: Poor First Impressions
Noel Fielding obviously wields an interesting mind in the way he can weave quirky characters…
It’s Utter Nonsense, But 90210 Is My New Guilty Addiction
I’ve got a new favourite TV series, and you absolutely have to watch it. It…
DVD Release: The Fades Series One ★★★★☆
The Fades is another show from BBC Three’s growing stack of original British drama. It’s…
The BBC’s Marketing of Top Gear to Young Viewers Is Worrying
Barnaby Walter gives his view on the heated debate surrounding Clarkson and co.’s behaviour on the BBC show.
DVD Release: Anime Legends: Gurren Lagann Complete Collection ★★★★★
Anime tends to hang from a huge chain of stereotypes, both good and bad. But…
Life’s Too Short: Fails to Reach Previous Heights
In one of the promotions for Life’s Too Short, Ricky Gervais laconically states: “Watch it.…
The Absolutely Fabulous Return Of…
This winter sees the return of Absolutely Fabulous, or Ab Fab as we all know…
Su Su Power Rangers!
As an all-new series approaches, The Edge looks back at what we loved about the original series
Chickens: Not Much to Crow About
Though I only found what I saw of The Inbetweeners moderately amusing at best, the…
Adjust Your Set – October 2011
A look at TV comedy for October 2011
Protest or Greed? (There’s only one way to find out…)
Don’t know what to make of the riots? Sky does the thinking for you…
Brian Cox’s The Wonders of The Universe – New Horizons
A review of the BBC2 series ‘Wonders of the Universe’
Human nature under the microscope: Human Planet
Let the BBC take you on an incredible journey through the Human Planet. Narrated by John Hurt, this series will show you just how far man can adapt to his surroundings. And the extent of the extreme conditions he can live in.