Douglas Is Cancelled: finally, a funny cancel culture comedy
Steven Moffat’s delicious satire is unafraid to take aim at youthful snowflakes and puritans.
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The Stormtrooper Scandal: a parable for our times
The BBC’s cautionary tale of greed and lies in the art world is full of bullshitters and rank opportunists.
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The reality TV rehabilitation machine
Controversial celebrities from Matt Hancock to Alec Baldwin are turning to the genre to transform their public image. Is it…
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Bridgerton’s flowers are pure fantasy
Many raised their eyebrows at the sex scenes; I was outraged that anybody thought wisteria, apple trees and roses bloom…
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The election debates: as petty and embarrassing as a staff-room squabble
The politicians arguing on BBC and ITV reminded me of the teachers at my comprehensive after too much Mellow Bird’s.
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Queenie is a crude parody of real women
The charmless TV adaptation of Candice Carty-Williams’s novel is full of cliché, cod psychology and faux empowerment.
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Netflix’s Eric is a dark and daring triumph
It sounds absurd, but this series featuring Benedict Cumberbatch, a missing child and a huge furry puppet is the best…
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Writing America, from the outside
Succession is a show about the heart of US power, created by a non-American. Is that wise, or even legitimate?
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