An article on The Good Fight, which was amongst my favourite new dramas of 2017. I genuinely, properly love this show – I’ve been massively enjoying the second season, too, which I’m planning on writing about in a few weeks. It’s genuinely just perfect.
Tag: political & espionage drama
King Charles III is a Shakespearean epic for the modern age
A piece of King Charles III, the TV adaptation of Mike Bartlett’s award-winning play. I really enjoyed it!
In response to the obvious: no, when I wrote this I had not seen or read very much Shakespeare. Yes, I’m aware it shows. No, I haven’t read or seen a great deal more since, but enough to find the above faintly, albeit endearingly, embarrassing. Yes, I intend to read and watch more Shakespeare.
Forget a James Bond movie – television should be 007’s new home
A recent post for Yahoo about a James Bond TV show. Within the article itself, I outline a couple of different concepts for the show, so that’s worth checking out.
Is a sequel to The Night Manager a good idea?
Short answer: Probably not.
Long answer? Well…
How The Night Manager gave us the Best TV Villain of 2016
I actually mostly disliked The Night Manager – Tom Hiddleston struck me as uncharacteristically flat, mainly because the only character he was given was a fairly tired fridging/revenge plot – but one thing I loved was Hugh Laurie’s performance as the villain of the piece.