#tv-drama

#tv-drama

Not two, the score you give something you want to write off as too mediocre to break sweat over. Not one, which is what you give something if you want to make the people who made it wince. Zero stars. All's Fair, according to this newspaper, is a product entirely devoid of discernible worth. In the entire 204-year-old history of this publication, only 15 zero-star reviews have ever been written, and All's Fair is so unremittingly awful it got one of them.

I'm an OG Angeleno.

Clichés and unrealistic scenes won't stop the glossy Netflix show from reeling in the viewers It is difficult to describe Netflix's House of Guinness. One of its slogans reads "Trouble is brewing," and it is true that there is a lot of trouble here. On the plus side, it is not every day that you see the construction of social housing as a theme in a TV drama; social housing is even used here as an instrument of courtship. It is not every day either

Prime Video; available now Waleed Zuaiter, Robin Wright and Laurie Davidson in The Girlfriend. Photograph: Christopher Raphael/Courtesy of Prime Summed up in a sentence A steamy, incestuous adaptation of an excellent novel that pits an adult son's new girlfriend against his mother in an ever-more extreme contest. It has lost little of the book's psychological acuity and retained all of the suspense. Not one to watch with your sons, perhaps, but otherwise enjoy.

‘And Just Like That’ represents the end point of television drama’s evolution into content – pure content, no longer a strictly narrative format.

Russell T Davies expresses that 'Tip Toe' is crucial to write as 'the world is getting stranger, tougher and darker,' showcasing a timely narrative for today's challenges.

HBO's decision to pursue violence in series like Boardwalk Empire over introspective dramas like Mad Men reflects a tension in audience expectations and programming choices.

FX and Hulu just confirmed what fans of The Bear have been waiting nearly a year to hear - Season 4 officially premieres on June 15.

"I reached a point where I'd made many mistakes in my life and no one would employ me anymore, then EastEnders came along and said: 'we love you'..."