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CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews ITV's Winter (opens the original)
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We're all hypocrites, of course. We can't get enough of corpses, in cosy murder mysteries, on true-crime podcasts and in brutal noir detective serials. But there's an unwritten rule that pathologists, the people who actually devote their career to dead bodies, must be weirdos. 'Brilliant but unconventional', as the ITV press release for Winter puts it. Or, to borrow the internet's favourite epithet (for reasons I'll explain): 'bat-**** crazy'. Dr Ethan Winter, played by Richard Armitage, is the
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews The Great British Bake Off (opens the original)
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They've started. It's taken a couple of weeks but Paul and Nigella are now definitely flirting. Yes, there have been all those rumours about tension between the duo, but we misunderstood. It's sexual tension. Mr Hollywood made the first open move, but it was plain from the glee in his eye that he knew La Lawson was bound to respond. She is powerless to ignore a hint of frisson. Last week he was pretending to be impervious to her kitchen-kitten charm, displaying an aloof indifference that was alm
What gives the BBC the right to censor Horrible Histories? (opens the original)
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This time the Beeb has gone too far. It’s cancelled Santa. A ludicrous accusation? Yes, but not half as ridiculous as the BBC’s decision to censor sketches from the children’s show Horrible Histories, including an episode that features the writer Terry Deary as Father Christmas. If you’ve never seen Horrible Histories, you’re missing out. The show first aired in 2009 and, based on Deary’s series of more than 60 books, starred the team who went on to make the beloved BBC1 sitcom Ghosts. Every epi
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews Michael Palin In The Philippines (opens the original)
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Michael Palin In The Philippines (Channel 5) Michael Palin has tasted some stomach-churning delicacies on his travels. In Guangzhou, China, filming Around The World In 80 Days in 1988, he tucked into shredded cobra, and drank a liqueur made from its gall bladder. He's eaten fried spiders in Mexico, giant land snails in Nigeria and camel liver in Algeria. But he drew the line, on Michael Palin In The Philippines, at pagpag. Sold from street stalls, pagpag is 'recycled' chicken, scavenged from bin
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews BBC2's Marble Hall Murders (opens the original)
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Beside the grand staircase on a cruise liner, in Steph McGovern’s BBC2 art show The Big Deal, a floor-to-ceiling painting created a bizarre optical illusion. The three-dimensional picture was constructed from triangular wedges, laid vertically, like a picket fence made from Toblerones. Viewed from the front, it presented a panoramic image... but move to the left and an entirely different likeness appeared. Step right, and everything changed again. It was ingenious, and fascinating, but liable to
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