Doctor Who: The Name of The Doctor – review

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This review contains spoilers. It’s been a long time coming but Doctor Who Series 7 is finally coming to a conclusion.  Conclusion is perhaps the wrong word as it implies an ending or even the implication of being given answers to questions asked long, long ago.  Forgetting these questions, this episode decided to find the answers to the one particular More...

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By Adam Scovell On Sunday, April 28th, 2013
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Doctor Who – Journey to the Centre of the Tardis (Stephen Thompson)

This review contains spoilers. Series 7 of Doctor Who has a very clear change in direction to the previous seasons.  The emphasis changing from a multitude of different styles and forms to a deliberate set of rigid More...

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By Adam Scovell On Sunday, September 23rd, 2012
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Doctor Who: The Power Of Three – review

It seems an odd choice to give a writer who isn’t show runner two separate stories in the same season that are relatively unconnected.  Perhaps thematically, The Power Of Three does share some similarities with More...

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Doctor Who: A Town Called Mercy – review

This review contains spoilers. With a run of solid stories from the offset, Toby Whithouse is looking more and more like the candidate as the program’s next show runner when Steven Moffat eventually decides to More...

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By Adam Scovell On Monday, April 30th, 2012
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The Bridge Episodes 3 and 4 – Television Review

After last weeks superb start to the series, The Bridge continued its awe inspiring magnificence with two jam packed episodes full of dark happenings and intrigue.  What’s making this series work so well is its More...

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By Adam Scovell On Monday, April 23rd, 2012
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The Bridge, Episode’s 1 and 2 – Television Review.

L.S. Media Rating **** Britain’s insatiable appetite for Scandinavian crime drama is forever rumbling away for quality morsels after being fed for months on the fluffy havens of Midsomer Murders and Downton Abbey.  More...

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By Tom Chew On Saturday, March 17th, 2012
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Florence and the Machine, Ceremonials Tour Review. Manchester MCR Arena

The meteoric success of Florence Welch, Indie-pops leading front woman, has done little in the way of slowing down. Since the acts emergence in 2007, Florence and the Machine have been catapulted into a world very More...

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By Tom Chew On Tuesday, March 6th, 2012
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Reel Unknown, Secret Cinema Pre-event write-up

As their website eloquently states, ‘you are cordially invited to enter a secret world, the hidden picture show, and explore the unknown.’ Reel Unknown is an exciting enterprise which allows the public More...

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By Tom Chew On Monday, February 27th, 2012
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Wild Beasts, Artist Bio/Gig Preview.

Upon the release of their beautiful third studio album late last year, Wild Beasts are set to venture into the realms of the Liverpool music scene in coming weeks to unleash their dreamy and quirky sound. Smother More...

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By Tom Chew On Thursday, February 23rd, 2012
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Brit Awards 2012, Overview.

The Brits is one of those award shows that has in recent years, and not so recent years, accumilated some major stigma around itself. We British, doing what we do best, getting leather faced and shouting ‘F***ing More...