TV

One thing 'The Great American Dream Machine' is is a fascinating time capsule.

"Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries Series 3" keeps us glued to the television set with its scripts and the actors ability to bring their characters to life.

"The Woman Who Lived" makes The Doctor face an unpleasant path he could easily wind up on.

'Doctor Who' takes a monster-of-the-week hour and turns it on its head with a huge, shocking revelation.

The only problem with "Chasing Shadows" is there is so little of it. A great show with wonderful acting and brilliant scripts.

A sense of almost total hopelessness hangs over this episode. If the characters have nothing to strive for, no hope for things to get better, where do we go from here?

'Longevity with a strong constitution are the keys. Don’t stop, network, look out for your friends and family, and stay true to yourself.'

"George Gently: Series 7" - still the standard against which all other police procedurals should be judged.

'Doctor Who' concludes its season opening two-parter with a cool pair of sonic shades, and some really emotional stuff.

The "Once Upon a Time" season premiere is a great start to Season Five, incorporating Camelot and "Brave" into the mix as Emma Swan attempts to fight off the growing darkness inside her.