07/09/2016 … Waiting For Waiting For Godot is one of those ‘why-didn’t-anyone-think-of that-before’ ideas: a simple pitch that opens a realm of possibilities.
07/09/2016 … Man Like Mobeen starts imposingly, with Guz Khan’s alter-ego delivering a direct-to-camera missive about the ‘neo-conservatives' illegal war’ on brown people…
06/09/2016 … Frenetic, stressy and trying to juggle several balls at once… the whole tone of Motherland has a lot of parallels with the chaotic realities of parenthood, which…
05/09/2016 … It will come as little surprise that We The Jury, the latest pilot in the BBC's Landmark Sitcom season, is something unusual, given that it's been created by the…
05/09/2016 … Can watching other people play video games make entertaining TV? It’s a question that has no doubt vexed broadcast executives who’d envy the devoted audience…
05/09/2016 … A comedy centred around a guy with cerebral palsy… a bit of worthy, inclusive box-ticking from the BBC, making sure disabled people are shown in a positive…
02/09/2016 … None of the comedies being revisited for the BBC’s Landmark Sitcom really work without knowing the context in which the show is being revived – but Young Hyacinth…
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