Reviews by KarenA very good adaptation of a great romance (with some comedic elements) story from Jane Austen and adapted by Emma Thompson. It focuses on the Dashwood sisters, who are forced to move with their mother when their father dies and their half-brother inherits the house. They meet a numebr of potential suitors some are more suitable than others.
10/10
A funny stand up with Katherine Ryan.
6/10
A dramatisation of the romance between Prince William and Kate Middleton from meeting at university, their courtship and their wedding.
4/10
Julie Walters narrates this interesting documentary that tells the story of Aardman animation from Morph, through to Wallace, and Grommit and Shaun the Sheep.
7/10
The comedian Ellen does an updated funny stand up show on Netflix.
7/10
This is Tim Allen’s first recorded stand-up show so some of the jokes are a bit dated but it is still quite funny.
5/10
This slapstick BBC sitcom from the 1970s features Frank Spencer who is accident-prone but always tries his best and his long-suffering, but loyal wife Betty.
There is normally a stunt close to the end of each episode, some of which do look quite dangerous, and as the series moves on Frank and Betty move house, and have a baby (although Jessica doesn’t feature very much).
7/10
This documentary looks at the life of Walt Disney with contributions from family, friends and colleagues.
4/10
This is a TV dramatisation of the Hitchcock film about a young woman who becomes involved in a spy mystery whilst travelling on a train through Europe.
5/10
This is a dramatisation of the trial by media of Christopher Jeffries who was falsely accused of the murder of one of his tenants Joanna Yates, just because the media thought he was odd.
6/10