Reviews — Page 14
Human Planet Review: People and the Wild
This BBC series explores how humans survive and thrive in the planet's harshest environments. Our verdict.
Firefly Review: Gone Too Soon
Joss Whedon's space Western ran for just fourteen episodes, but it built a devoted following. Our verdict.
Frozen Planet Review: The Poles in All Their Glory
The BBC's polar series is a spectacular tour of the Arctic and Antarctic. Our verdict.
Clarkson's Farm Review: Jeremy Clarkson Gets His Hands Dirty
Prime Video's farming series is a surprisingly charming and funny look at a TV presenter learning to farm. Our verdict.
Hunter x Hunter Review: A Shonen Adventure with Depth
Madhouse's remake of the Hunter x Hunter manga is smart, thrilling and surprisingly dark. Our verdict.
Only Fools and Horses Review: Britain's Favourite Sitcom
John Sullivan's Peckham-set comedy about two brothers and their dodgy dealings is warm, funny and moving. Our verdict.
Death Note Review: A Cat-and-Mouse Thriller
Madhouse's psychological thriller pits a teenage genius against a mysterious detective. Our verdict.
The Civil War Review: Ken Burns's Landmark History
Ken Burns's PBS series about the American Civil War is an immersive, humane history. Our verdict.
Seinfeld Review: The Show About Nothing
Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David's sitcom turned everyday annoyances into comic gold. Our verdict.
Dekalog Review: Kieślowski's Ten Moral Tales
Krzysztof Kieślowski's ten-part Polish series explores the Ten Commandments through the lives of people in a Warsaw housing estate. Our verdict.