Drama DVD Reviews
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House: Season 6
The sixth season of the ever popular US medical procedural drama gets underway with a bang. -
Our Friends In The North: The Complete Series
One of the landmark shows of the 1990s, Our Friends In The North is a prime example of "they don't make 'em like they used to" television. -
Anna Karenina
Opening on a bold close-up of Claire Bloom as Anna Karenina, this limited 1961 BBC retelling of Tolstoy's classic has one major draw. -
Identity: Series 1
Heavily trailed over nearly every World Cup ad-break, ITV1's Identity starts relatively well and then resembles a lemming hurtling over a cliff. -
Generation Kill
It is said that the best drama is derived from conflict, either figuratively or literally, and that is certainly the case with HBO's seminal seven-part series Generation Kill. -
Small Island
Andrea Levy's award-winning novel Small Island is perfect fodder for adaptation and thankfully this task is one that the BBC excels at. splitting the narrative over two episodes into a three hour epic. -
Psych: Season 2
The American TV show Psych has somewhat fallen through the cracks of British programmers, incongruously popping up on BBC Two in the slot most usually associated with Tony Shalhoub's Monk. -
The Littlest Hobo: Season 1
To the strains of one of the most memorable (not to mention hummable) theme tunes in television history, The Littlest Hobo trots on to DVD at last. -
Skins: Series 4
Following its recent airing on E4, Skins returns on DVD with its fourth series of sex, drugs… and indie-soundtracked montages of not a lot happening. -
Doc Martin: Series 4
Martin Clunes is back in another 8-episode run of ITV1's Doc Martin, and - thanks to the bombshell dropped at the end of the previous series - is grumpier than ever.
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