tote board brad·Oct 16British Television’s ‘The End of the Fucking World’ and the Netflix film The Unicorn StoreThese are nothing alike yet hit many of the same notes
Fuzzy Dice Comedy·Jun 11Followers Don’t Make You FunnyHow the broadcast industry traded its talent pipeline for a vanity metric, and why we’ll all pay the price There is a question that nobody…
InTales Of Old FandombyConnlyn Sinclair·May 11The 80s Young Sherlock Was A Doctor Who CloneI watched the 80s Young Sherlock and can’t figure out why they tried again
Rino Ingenito·Feb 28“Review: Mackenzie Crook’s latest comedy, Small Prophets, is a lot of fun.”This very great comedy from the creator of Detectorists has a lot of wonder hidden under the surface. It’s an impossible work of art in TV…
Rino Ingenito·Jan 9“Smoke, Steel, and the Price of Power.”A Critical Review of Peaky Blinders and the Mythology of Modern Television Crime Drama.
Ian Hawksford·Oct 29, 2025The Normalisation of the Occult: How 1970s British TV Made the Supernatural EverydayI met up with an old friend of mine, Keith, recently and we started reminiscing about when we’d go to the cinema almost every week when we…
InCathode Ray TubebyFrank Collins·Sep 8, 2025PLAYS FOR BRITAIN (1976)Producer Barry Hanson’s six television plays — featuring writers Stephen Poliakoff, Roy Minton and Howard Brenton and directors Alan…
Kieran Banks·May 9, 2025Life on Mars: A Journey Through Time and TelevisionA British time travelling masterpiece
