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  • Review TV Review: WrestleMania 41 – WWE's Netflix spectacle falls flat
    21 April 2025

    TV Review: WrestleMania 41 – WWE's Netflix spectacle falls flat

    by Tom Beasley Editor

    WWE's first WrestleMania of the Netflix era unfolded over two fairly pedestrian nights in Las Vegas. The biggest show of the wrestling calendar has never felt so small.

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  • Blog Black Mirror's shocking first episode is still relevant today
    15 April 2025

    Black Mirror's shocking first episode is still relevant today

    by Tom Beasley Editor

    In 2011, Black Mirror debuted on Channel 4 with a truly disturbing first episode. More than a decade on, with a new season arriving on Netflix, it's worth looking back at the audacious political story told in The National Anthem.

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  • Blog Adolescence: A few words about anti-climax and missing the point
    10 April 2025

    Adolescence: A few words about anti-climax and missing the point

    by Tom Beasley Editor

    Some Netflix viewers have criticised Adolescence for its anti-climactic ending. But actually, that sense of a story left wide open is very much a feature, not a bug.

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  • Blog How Netflix's Adolescence sparked discussions on social media and incel culture
    4 April 2025

    How Netflix's Adolescence sparked discussions on social media and incel culture

    by Faron Spence-Small Contributor

    How has this Netflix series, starring Stephen Graham, provoked discussions regarding youth involvement in incel culture and social media?

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  • Review TV Review: Adolescence – Netflix's one-shot drama is vital viewing
    12 March 2025

    TV Review: Adolescence – Netflix's one-shot drama is vital viewing

    by Tom Beasley Editor

    Stephen Graham stars in this Netflix drama, which unfolds in a single take and tells the story of a misogynist murder. Its story couldn't be more relevant and its technical flair is remarkable.

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  • Blog John Cena just became a WWE bad guy, and it's a massive deal
    4 March 2025

    John Cena just became a WWE bad guy, and it's a massive deal

    by Tom Beasley Editor

    At WWE's Elimination Chamber show, John Cena transformed from wrestling's ultimate hero into its biggest villain – just in time for WrestleMania. Things don't get more exciting than this.

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  • Blog What’s with the long gaps between seasons of TV shows?
    18 February 2025

    What’s with the long gaps between seasons of TV shows?

    by Faron Spence-Small Contributor

    Squid Game and Stranger Things have taken forever. Make us wait 12-18 months for the new season, not three years!

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  • Review TV Review: WWE Raw on Netflix was a strange way to welcome new fans
    8 January 2025

    TV Review: WWE Raw on Netflix was a strange way to welcome new fans

    by Tom Beasley Editor

    WWE Raw made its long-awaited Netflix debut this week, but this wrestling fan had some big questions about the decisions WWE made in front of its biggest ever audience.

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  • Blog Sorry Red One, but Christmas movies should actually feel Christmassy
    17 December 2024

    Sorry Red One, but Christmas movies should actually feel Christmassy

    by Tom Beasley Editor

    Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans star in the truly terrible Christmas movie 'Red One', which you can watch on Amazon Prime Video now – as long as you don't actually like Christmas very much.

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  • Interview Kick Some Class: Claudia Jessie talks going from council estate to Bridgerton
    17 September 2024

    Kick Some Class: Claudia Jessie talks going from council estate to Bridgerton

    by Tom Beasley Editor

    Claudia Jessie is best known for playing Eloise Bridgerton in Netflix's delightful Regency romance series Bridgerton. But before her TV success in fancy frocks and stately homes, she had to smash the class ceiling.

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  • Blog Do TV dramas benefit more from short seasons or long seasons?
    6 April 2024

    Do TV dramas benefit more from short seasons or long seasons?

    by Faron Spence-Small Contributor

    Quality vs. quantity. It’s time…

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  • Review Persuasion Review: Fleabag Jane Austen is not persuasive enough
    29 July 2022

    Persuasion Review: Fleabag Jane Austen is not persuasive enough

    by Flo Cornall Kickstart

    Not even Wentworth is worth it...

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  • Review Twinkleberry: A refreshingly positive portrayal of pride.
    6 July 2022

    Twinkleberry: A refreshingly positive portrayal of pride.

    by Ellie Blackwell Voice Reviewer

    Both uplifting and shocking, engaging and informative, this short piece was cleverly put together and puts an image to the high school that every queer (and even straight!) person wishes they grew up in.

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  • Blog Running Up That Hill: The Stranger Things Effect
    4 July 2022

    Running Up That Hill: The Stranger Things Effect

    by Candelaria Gómez Contributor

    Almost four decades after its release, Kate Bush's 'Running Up That Hill (A deal with God)' hits the charts again as it features in Stranger Things 4. Warning: spoilers ahead.

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  • Blog How Netflix show Heartstopper is representing LGBTQ+ teen romance
    20 June 2022

    How Netflix show Heartstopper is representing LGBTQ+ teen romance

    by Faith Martin Kickstart

    Heartstopper is one of the biggest Netflix successes of all time but just why is it so important?

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  • Review Stranger Things Season 4 So Far: Goosebump-Inducing Contortionist Goodness
    19 June 2022

    Stranger Things Season 4 So Far: Goosebump-Inducing Contortionist Goodness

    by Clera Rodrigues

    The first volume of this hit Netflix series is out, and so’s the jury.

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  • Review Review: I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter
    19 May 2022

    Review: I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter

    by Kaitlin Jefferys Contributor

    I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter is a mature young adult book that is not afraid to tackle tough subject matters such as immigration, deportation, mental health, and grief.

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  • Review Bridgerton S2 Review: do we still burn for an enemies-to-lovers trope?
    1 April 2022

    Bridgerton S2 Review: do we still burn for an enemies-to-lovers trope?

    by Flo Cornall Kickstart

    Bridgerton fans found a diamond in its first season, but does the second season hold up the golden standard?

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