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21 July 2017 Andy Murray 0

❉ A bruised Brian Wilson may have stood down from the helm after Smile but he was still hugely gifted and capable.

19 July 2017 Candy (Jay) Gent 1

❉ “If you squint, you could almost convince yourself that you’re watching a Fawlty Towers prequel.”

11 July 2017 Matt Barber 0

❉ A restored 4K version of Lola, directed by German New Wave legend Rainer Werner Fassbinder.

9 July 2017 Stephen Graham 0

❉ A novel look at the thematic and stylistic parallels between The Prisoner and subsequent cult TV classics.

8 July 2017 Daniel McGachey 0

❉ PS Publishing’s essay collection pays tribute to the Quatermass creator and ‘father of British TV drama’.

5 July 2017 Ange Chan 1

❉ We review the Save Soho champion’s Roundhouse gig, and chat 1-2-1.

3 July 2017 Robert Fairclough 0

❉ “I don’t want to live if I can’t be me.”

28 June 2017 Martin Ruddock 0

❉ Distant echoes of lost transmissions, wreathed in the music of the spheres.

27 June 2017 Ian McCann 0

❉ Brave storytelling, standout performances and enthralling entertainment!

26 June 2017 Robert Fairclough 0

❉ Fatalistic and brilliantly directed, World Enough and Time is a fascinating beginning-of-the-end for the Twelfth Doctor.