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Category Archives: Television
Kill The Moon
MrMoth discovers the true meaning of Christmas, with help from the wonderful world of advertising.
Rick and Morty
James Moar on a show about a scientific genius, his plucky grandson, and their horrible, horrible adventures (now on your British space telly).
The BBC’s Pride and Prejudice at 20
Two decades, almost to the day, since Mr Darcy stepped, dripping sexily, out of the lake, theTramp looks back.
Doctor Who: The Magician’s Apprentice.
In which Ricky Young brings the now-traditional MostlyFilm HOT TAKE to the Who series opener, and is just glad that hot takes are supposed to be short.
P’tit Quinquin
Deadpan surrealism, brutality and featureless tracts of dull countryside. It can only be the new film from Bruno Dumont, released in the UK on Friday. Yasmeen Khan is your guide.
Negative Space
In anticipation of the return of True Detective this weekend Paul Duane revisits the first series and Nic Pizzolatto’s novel Galveston.
Better Call Matt
James Moar walks down Marvel’s mean-streets with Daredevil.
Trail of a Time Lord
Ten years ago today, a much-loved, oft-maligned and thoroughly-cancelled television programme returned to the BBC. Join the writers of MostlyFilm as we trace the new history of Doctor Who…
I’ll Meet You At Your Funeral
In which Ricky Young mourns for Boardwalk Empire, and decides just how much sin he can live with.
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