Beautiful People: A Beautifully Queer Sitcom
❉ This series is both of its time and ahead of it, writes Andrew Creak, while also being unapologetically happy, camp and very, very gay.
Articles by Andrew Creak
My Son’s A Queer (But What Can You Do?)
❉ This is a beautiful story of how to unconditionally love and support a child who is different, writes Andrew Creak.
‘Doctor Who Am I’ (2022) reviewed
❉ This documentary is a personal and deep look into the world of Doctor Who fandom, writes Andrew Creak.
‘Doctor Who: Redacted – 10: Salvation’ reviewed
❉ After nine weeks of immense and intense drama, we come to the end of our journey with Cleo, Shawna and Abby…
‘Doctor Who: Redacted – 9: Rescue’ reviewed
❉ Writer David K Barnes keeps us on our toes every step of the way in the penultimate episode of this series.
‘Doctor Who: Redacted – 8: Ghosts’ reviewed
❉ With only a handful of characters to work with, Doris V. Sutherland’s episode deals with some personal and deep content, writes Andrew Creak.
‘Doctor Who: Redacted – 7: Requiem’ reviewed
❉ Redacted is still as new and exciting as it was on the release of the first episode all those weeks ago, writes Andrew Creak.
‘Doctor Who: Redacted – 6: Recruits’ reviewed
❉ Andrew Creak on week six of Juno Dawson’s epic saga, which sees Ingrid Oliver reprising her role as Osgood.
Heartstopper in the Tardis
❉ Yasmin Finney joins the cast of Doctor Who playing the character of Rose. But which Rose? ‘Who’ knows!
‘Doctor Who: Redacted – 5: Interrogation’ reviewed
❉ Charlie Cragg’s performance as Cleo over these last five weeks has been amazing, writes Andrew Creak.