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Sexy, smart, gripping (and funny when it wants to be), Babygirl is a provocative modern take on the classic erotic thriller which enjoys playing with the conventions of the genre - posing interesting questions among its many titillations and superb central performances. Be careful who you go to see this with. Read more

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The real focus of every episode is really a stage for games of loyalty, family, rejection and relationship dramas. Slow Horses has maintained its momentum for five seasons now, full of very clever sight gags, vicious one-liners, and poignant revelations. Full article

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The jokes here feel more accessory to the main plot than the main plot itself - though, fear not, that doesn’t mean a total absence of dicks and sexual kinks. Full article

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There’s nothing sugar-coated here. AKA Charlie Sheen is saturated with tales of indulgence and excess, delivering the audience exactly what we want. Near the start, when asked whether anything is off limits, Sheen says no—and that certainly seems to be the case. Full article

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OK, you’re either going to be on the wavelength of this absurd-as-absurd-can-be comedy or you really, really will not (I loved every second of it). Great performances, incredible art department and excellently incongruous score.

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When I say that The Paper’s first season seems just about as good as The Office ever was, understand we’re comparing ten episodes of a brand new sitcom with new characters and new actors, with 201 episodes of a sitcom audiences have etched into their brains. Full article

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