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Our attention falls on U2, as we go back through our history and the band's, and try to figure out what makes them work and, when they don't, what doesn't
U2
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What if Eric Saward had done this, what if Eric Saward had done that - and what if Eric Saward had done the other? We just couldn't help ourselves
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Chilean black comedy that reimagines Augusto Pinochet as a 250-year-old vampire? Don't mind if we do!
El Conde
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Brian Duffield's follow-up to Spontaneous has quietly appeared on Disney+ (here in the UK) to growing acclaim among The Kids. But what would we "adults" make of it?
No One Will Save You (2023)
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We hop back in time twenty years to the first Second Coming of Russell T Davies, to his last TV drama before the announcement that he was to resurrect Doctor Who, and see whether it stands up given all we've learned of Davies' work since
The Second Coming
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Our thoughts on the new 60th anniversary trailer, and the reveal of Neil Patrick Harris' villain's identity, all digested into a handy near sixty minutes
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It's been another one of those weeks in politics, so we couldn't go the weekend without putting our thoughts on the record about it
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Our conversations about British TV energy industry thrillers turns to the two American remakes released at the turn of the 2010s
State of Play (2009)
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Our thoughts on Wes Anderson's feature debut, Bottle Rocket, in which the Owen brothers play friends who want to be gangsters and there's a large side helping of romcom
Bottle Rocket
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More Doctor Who What Iffery, this time concentrating on the question of whether America should be making, or should have made, the series
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