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Literature

“Bodies” by Jed Mercurio – review

11th February 202011th February 2020 Simon Wood

With Bodies, his first novel, Mercurio returned to the subject of his superb TV drama Cardiac Arrest.

Film, TV & Radio

“The Personal History of David Copperfield” Review

10th February 2020 Simon Wood

“I adore its fiery taste.”

Literature

“Ascent” by Jed Mercurio – review

9th February 20209th February 2020 Simon Wood

When I came across the work of Jed Mercurio he was known as John MacUre, writer of the medical drama Cardiac Arrest, which debuted in 1994 but which sadly I […]

Film, TV & Radio

“Jojo Rabbit” Review

8th February 20205th February 2020 Simon Wood

This is by no means the first comical film about the holocaust, and it treads an uneasy line – I found myself questioning if the weak gags were sufficient justification […]

Doctor Who

“Praxeus” review (podcast episode)

8th February 20208th February 2020 Simon Wood

I’m Simon. I’m guessing you know that. Fusion Patrol? The sci-fi podcast? What’s wrong with you people?

Film, TV & Radio

“The Gentlemen” Review

7th February 20204th February 2020 Simon Wood

I was sure I’d seen a Guy Ritchie film before, that this wasn’t my first geezer-flick, but I just couldn’t remember. (Turns out it was Sherlock Holmes). So I wasn’t […]

Literature

“La Brava” by Elmore Leonard – review

6th February 20207th February 2020 Simon Wood

This wasn’t a book club book, but I’d not read it before.

Film, TV & Radio

“1917” Review

5th February 20205th February 2020 Simon Wood

I’ve decided to blog new films this year as I see them. The first film I saw in January was 1917.

Literature

“Still Alice” by Lisa Genova – review

4th February 20209th March 2020 Simon Wood

I discovered last year there was a book group in the school I worked in, so I joined it and have enjoyed reading and discussing the books we’ve read. I […]

Doctor Who

“Fugitive of the Judoon” review (podcast episode & additional speculation…)

1st February 2020 Simon Wood

Spoilers. Big hairy spoilers ahead. So let me just say: if you haven’t watched Fugitive of the Judoon and you have managed to avoid hearing about it, go and watch it […]

Doctor Who

“Nikola Tesla’s Night of Terror” review (podcast episode)

25th January 202027th January 2020 Simon Wood

What’s this – a pseudo-historical where the aliens plot-line actually enhances the story? I tend to be a purist when it comes to separating stories set in Earth’s past from […]

Doctor Who

“Orphan 55” review (podcast episode)

19th January 2020 Simon Wood

I guess holiday companies reckon January is a good time to get people to book holidays – when they’re longing for a bit of sun and warmth. So it’s also […]

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