TV Reviews

TV Reviews
‘Smoke’ review: This slow-burner is just another cop show – until it suddenly isn’t
TV Reviews
‘Noel Edmonds’ Kiwi Adventure’ review: Broadcaster lets his woo-woo weirdness loose in New Zealand
TV Reviews
‘Murderer Behind the Mask’ review: A gripping account of what it took to bring depraved psychopath Graham Dwyer to justice
TV Reviews
‘Outrageous’ review: You’d learn more about ghastly Mitford sisters from Wikipedia than this superficial drama

‘We Were Liars’ review: Clandestine affairs, failed marriages, scandals and secrets – the TV adaptation of the wildly popular YA book is here
Wed 18 Jun 2025 at 03:30
The Buccaneers review: Loyal ‘Bridgerton’ fans need not worry, Apple TV’s rival period drama is a total drag
Tue 17 Jun 2025 at 03:30
‘Fubar’ season two: Arnold Schwarzenegger is back and likeable as ever in Netflix action comedy
Mon 16 Jun 2025 at 03:30
‘Not Going Out’ review: In the era of the dreary sadcom, Lee Mack’s old-school sitcom is a joy
Fri 13 Jun 2025 at 03:30
‘Flight 149: Hostage of War’: The staggering story of 400 people taken hostage by Saddam Hussein’s forces –and the cover up that followed
Thu 12 Jun 2025 at 03:30
‘Surviving Syria’s Prisons’ review: BBC uncovers Assad’s atrocities in finest, most harrowing documentary of the year
Wed 11 Jun 2025 at 03:30
Eilis O’Hanlon: ‘By the ad break, it was time for some guff about St Patrick. It was here that viewers’ worst suspicions were about to be confirmed’
Tue 10 Jun 2025 at 15:00
Love Island review: ‘Sharp as a tack’ Dubliner Megan makes strong debut, but some hopefuls are on the wrong show
Tue 10 Jun 2025 at 08:55
‘Hell for Leather’ review: This stylish history of Gaelic football is marred by the usual pretentious, self-mythologising GAA nonsense
Mon 09 Jun 2025 at 23:35
‘Wedding Night’ review: Storyville’s intriguing look at ultra-Orthodox marriage is ruined by silly self-indulgence
Mon 09 Jun 2025 at 03:30

TV Reviews

‘Smoke’ review: This slow-burner is just another cop show – until it suddenly isn’t

‘Noel Edmonds’ Kiwi Adventure’ review: Broadcaster lets his woo-woo weirdness loose in New Zealand

‘Murderer Behind the Mask’ review: A gripping account of what it took to bring depraved psychopath Graham Dwyer to justice

‘Outrageous’ review: You’d learn more about ghastly Mitford sisters from Wikipedia than this superficial drama

‘We Were Liars’ review: Clandestine affairs, failed marriages, scandals and secrets – the TV adaptation of the wildly popular YA book is here

The Buccaneers review: Loyal ‘Bridgerton’ fans need not worry, Apple TV’s rival period drama is a total drag

‘Fubar’ season two: Arnold Schwarzenegger is back and likeable as ever in Netflix action comedy

‘Not Going Out’ review: In the era of the dreary sadcom, Lee Mack’s old-school sitcom is a joy

‘Flight 149: Hostage of War’: The staggering story of 400 people taken hostage by Saddam Hussein’s forces –and the cover up that followed

‘Surviving Syria’s Prisons’ review: BBC uncovers Assad’s atrocities in finest, most harrowing documentary of the year

Eilis O’Hanlon: ‘By the ad break, it was time for some guff about St Patrick. It was here that viewers’ worst suspicions were about to be confirmed’

Love Island review: ‘Sharp as a tack’ Dubliner Megan makes strong debut, but some hopefuls are on the wrong show

‘Hell for Leather’ review: This stylish history of Gaelic football is marred by the usual pretentious, self-mythologising GAA nonsense

‘Wedding Night’ review: Storyville’s intriguing look at ultra-Orthodox marriage is ruined by silly self-indulgence

The Rehearsal is a cringe comedy that might save lives but it’s not for nervous fliers

Eilis O’Hanlon: Can anyone answer why it took so long to find Tina Satchwell’s body?

‘St. Denis Medical’ review: You might find it fresh and funny if you’ve spent 25 years without watching any television

‘Stick’ review: You can hate golf and still enjoy Owen Wilson’s warm comedy

Housewife of the Year review: Award-winning documentary unearths the sad stories behind an Irish TV relic

‘Dept Q’ review: Gripping Netflix mystery is the stuff of sweat-drenched nightmares

‘Britain Under the Nazis’ review: Riveting documentary lifts the lid on the Nazis’ overlooked occupation of the Channel Islands

‘Implosion: The Titanic Sub Disaster’ review: Documentary reveals disturbing truth about doomed Titan voyage

‘The Last of Us’ season 2 finale: Cliffhanger ending is a half-baked and frustrating let-down

‘Sirens’ review: Julianne Moore is magnetic in a fun romp among the filthy rich

Eilis O’Hanlon: ‘Two decades on, Roy Keane’s exit from Saipan remains as gripping as ever’

‘Burkitt’ review: A lyrical, deeply personal look at the legacy of an Irish medical pioneer

‘Nine Perfect Strangers’ season 2 review: Thinly-drawn clichés, supremely irritating characters – and Nicole Kidman’s awful accent

‘Code of Silence’ review: Taut thriller with a deaf lead is a groundbreaking drama series

Aisling Bea dives into her family history and makes a troubling discovery: they were middle class

‘Bad Nanny’ review: RTÉ’s disturbing Samantha Cookes docuseries exerts a grip right to the very end

‘Uncharted with Ray Goggins’ review: Leo Varadkar shows us there’s another side to the ex-taoiseach in celebrity adventure show

‘Frost Vs Richard Nixon’ review: The Real Frost/Nixon story is far more riveting than the film version

‘Why eat vegetables when you can eat testicles?’: The life and times of the Liver King and his wacky raw meat regime

Eilis O’Hanlon: ‘The stories of lives she disturbed so seriously are powerfully told in Bad Nanny. They deserve to have their voices heard loudly’

‘They were my kiddos’: Molly Martens breaks silence in Netflix documentary on Jason Corbett’s killing

‘Poker Face’, season two, review: Natasha Lyonne is back with a host of top stars and the same witty, winning formula

Conan O’Brien’s Mark Twain Prize review: ‘No matter who Trump has on the board, it won’t stop people laughing at him’

Eilis O’Hanlon: Why did it take 21 series of ‘Who Do You Think You Are’ for us to learn about Ross Kemp and his brave grandfather?

‘Taskmaster’ needs to end now before we all grow sick of it

Britain and the Blitz review: With colourised footage and snatches of speech, Netflix doc shows wartime life from a new angle

‘Genius Game’ review: David Tennant’s new game show is the most complicated and boring in TV history

Carême review: There’s sex for starters, mains and dessert in this French cooking romp

Eilis O’Hanlon on Fair City: ‘There are tribes in the Amazon rain forest who have never seen a TV, and even they knew the killer wasn’t Tyler’

Flintoff review: ‘Photos of the injuries make for difficult viewing; his face was a grisly shambles of coagulating viscera’

We owe comedy genius Tina Fey nothing, but she has sullied her reputation with the stale and clichéd The Four Seasons

Louis Theroux: The Settlers review – Documentary paints a grim picture of life in the West Bank

‘You’ has become yet another tedious Netflix zombie – and it’s clear where they went wrong

Married at First Sight Australia is irresistible TV, but you would find love quicker by throwing a dart

Trump Revolution review: A futile attempt to find logic in the lunacy of Donald Trump’s chaotic first 100 days

I, Jack Wright review: This hammy thriller lacks originality, but compensates by being fun

Andor, season 2, review: Best of the Star Wars spin-offs makes a rip-roaring return

Who Do You Think You Are review: Spider-Man star Andrew Garfield explores web of darkness in his family’s past

Joe Lycett’s United States of Birmingham: Comedian brings Brummies of the world together on fun road trip

Hacks Season 4 review: Forget the hype, this comedy about a chat show is just not very good

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