Alan Fidler

If you enjoy Guy Richie movies you will enjoy The Gentlemen. With a great plot, engaging characters and very good performances from the whole cast, its a must watch for any Richie fan.

Clarkson's Farm is probably the best television he has ever made. Its entertaining, laugh out loud funny, moving at times and its clear that he is deadly serious in his endeavour to learn how to run his 1000 acre farm. We see a side of Jeremey that we rarely get to see too, and that alone should persuade people who may not like Top Gear or The Grand Tour, to give this a go. If nothing else it shows how hard farming is and how much work it takes to put food on our tables.

Difficult to watch when the subject matter is the brutal torture and murder of an 8 year old boy by his own mother and her vile boyfriend. What makes it worse is the systemic failures of institutions that are supposed to protect children like Gabriel and the inevitable squirming that follows when they are questioned and critisised. Many should hang true heads in shame for the negligence that led to this poor boys death.

I like it. Too many so called proffesional reviews are based on the first couple of episodes but it gets better as the series progresses with some good effects, some horrible deaths and plenty of tension to keep things interesting. And really, why do these pretentious journalists get so hung up on dialogue in a scifi series? It's not Shakespeare and it's not pretending to be so lighten up and enjoy it for what it is, science fiction in outer space, a show about aliens for crying out loud.