Sam Keir

Outstanding! Loved this, had to binge watch to find out what the truth was, which wasn't what I thought. Such great acting by all but Robyn Malcolm, the lead and creator, simply brilliant. Highly recommend this drama.

Well I can't critique the science nor am.i offended at having attractive people be scientists, because what, scientists can't be attractive? But aside from all the distraction 3 Body Problem is a genuine, edge of your seat, what happens next (what that!) experience. We loved it and I could have easily watched all 8 episodes in one sitting! But as hadn't started til evening, not possible. The message at the end was brilliant and I can't wait for the next season. Don't miss.

Loved it and being shot in black and white - brilliant. So many Australian films set in the "outback" are in colour that it was refreshing to see no colour, but oh so many shades of grey, perfectly fitting the story itself. Highly recommend. (Note for Australian Grand Design watchers you will recognise one of the locations, the very last episode, which could have been titled one man's folly).

Blue Lights fills The Bill shaped hole in my life. It depicts the same, in terms of probationary constables, seasoned uniformed officers and, in this series to a lesser extent, the detectives, in a gritty light as they deal with the issues around West Belfast. OK so there's no mention of toe rags but low life's exist all the same it's just policing procedures have now been modernised in dealing with them. I loved this series and look forward to season 2. But 2 things, firstly 6 episodes is a season now? In the old days it would be at least 20 episodes and secondly Richard Dormer. Thank you to the TV gods for bringing him into my TV life. Oh my goodness Richard Harris reincarnated.

Compelling from the start. Brilliant acting. So dark, disturbing and gripping yet ultimately so so sad because based on the true story we can never forget. Unmissable. Deserves all its nominations and wins.

Brilliant bonkers British bedlam! Hilarious, irreverent sitcom made in early 1980's that I don't think would get made today as probably too subversive for uptight Tory types. Why are the kids crying? Because the people's poet is dead. Long live Rik Mayall. Don't miss. Then watch again.

I could not stop watching this. I was riveted from the first episode. The performances are outstanding particularly Hamish Linklatter and Samantha Sloyan. Do not miss this. It has very interesting things to say about religion and those who follow it blindly. It says some interesting things about death and I am so sorry it was only 7 episodes!!

I saw it when it first came out and have watched every couple of years since. It is without doubt one of the best movies of the 80's and totally deserves its iconic status. Everything works, the actors, the humour, the horror, the setting, the costumes and of course the music. Not a week goes by where I don't listen to Good Times by INXS and Jimmy Barnes and People are Strange by Echo and The Bunnymen. And of course want Cry Little Sister played at my funeral. I desperately wanted to look like Jami Gertz and every time I see Billy Wirth on screen I go weak at the knees. Thanks Billy!