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Review:
Simon Pitt |
Monday 18th
March
2013
Working through his DVD backlog, Simon watches The American, George Clooney's scrawniest role to date.
Simon Pitt |
Sunday 11th
November
2012
Bond holds a special place in the British consciousness. But what do we want from Bond any more? And does Skyfall give us that?
Simon Pitt |
Sunday 3rd
October
2010
Simon reviews Sky's new heavily advertised Gervais/Merchant comedy: An Idiot Abroad.
Robert Weedon |
Wednesday 22nd
September
2010
Robert reviews one of Radio 4's hidden gems.
Robert Weedon |
Thursday 26th
August
2010
How do you show a radio programme on television? As Radio 4 make their first Red Button television programme, Robert has a look and wonders if they've missed the point slightly.
Robert Weedon |
Monday 26th
July
2010
From Doctor Who to Doctor Watson, Steven Moffat brings us yet another Sherlock Holmes adaptation, but is it any good?
Robert Weedon |
Tuesday 29th
June
2010
Tom Hollander's new ecclesiastical sitcom Rev. is the latest sitcom about a member of the clergy, although surprisingly, the first to feature an apparently realistic vicar. Robert discusses why.
Robert Weedon |
Tuesday 18th
May
2010
After 5 months of intense speculation, hype, and more speculation, the 2010 General Election came and went. But what did the media make of it?
Simon Pitt |
Sunday 28th
March
2010
Simon manages to find a cinema to watch Alice in Wonderland in 2D, and reviews Tim Burton's latest Depp-fest.
Simon Pitt |
Monday 15th
March
2010
As promised nearly a year ago, Simon starts commenting and reviewing websites. This time, 'new' social media site Tumblr. It may be over 3 years old and have 3 million users but most people still haven't heard of it.
Robert Weedon |
Sunday 7th
February
2010
Robert looks at Anglia Television and the importance of the lost genre of regional ITV documentaries, before examining a particularly fine example from 1975.
Simon Pitt |
Friday 11th
December
2009
The fifth in a series of reviews of radio plays considering the current state of the Afternoon Play. Like this review, today's play was the last of a five part series. But with no series stacking and no way of hearing the first four parts now that they're gone, how will this episode fair?
Simon Pitt |
Thursday 10th
December
2009
The fourth in a series of reviews of radio plays considering the current state of the Afternoon Play. Today's afternoon play is another play that isn't really a play but leaves Simon thinking after it's finished.
Simon Pitt |
Wednesday 9th
December
2009
The third in a series of reviews of radio plays considering the current state of the Afternoon Play. One part maths whodunnit, one part tale of brotherly sacrifice and one part blatant documentary. Simon examines a rather mixed bag of a play.
Simon Pitt |
Tuesday 8th
December
2009
The second in a series of reviews of radio plays considering the current state of the Afternoon Play. After a dissapointing start yesterday, Simon's faith in the Afternoon Play is restored by this bleak but haunting tale or words and snow.
Simon Pitt |
Monday 7th
December
2009
The first in a series of reviews of radio plays considering the current state of the Afternoon Play. Simon is unimpressed by the first Afternoon Play of the week; a mismash of three short plays by 'community writing groups' (putting the 'ew!' into 'New Writing').
Robert Weedon |
Friday 13th
November
2009
Robert reviews ITV1's latest drama series, and surprisingly, he likes it.
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