
Christopher Stevens
TV Critic at Daily Mail
Daily Mail TV critic. Author: Written In Stone, how prehistoric words evolved into English. Biography: Kenneth Williams and Galton&Simpson. Memoirs: A Real Boy
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dailymail.co.uk | Christopher Stevens
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews Outrageous: This Downton Abbey with added fascism is frightfully unconvincingBy CHRISTOPHER STEVENS, TV CRITIC FOR DAILY MAIL Published: 19:34 EDT, 19 June 2025 | Updated: 19:34 EDT, 19 June 2025 How odd that no one can do a 1930s BBC accent any more. Any performer who attempts it sounds like Mr Cholmondley-Warner, the plummy twit from Harry Enfield’s sketch show. The pre-war radio announcements in Outrageous sound like stilted send-ups.
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dailymail.co.uk | Christopher Stevens
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews: Long Lost Family: Born Without Trace: Davina's DNA search show's been left behind by the march of scienceBy CHRISTOPHER STEVENS, TV CRITIC FOR DAILY MAIL Published: 18:37 EDT, 18 June 2025 | Updated: 18:37 EDT, 18 June 2025 Rating:Science that seemed miraculous a few years ago is now commonplace. We would be disappointed if a complex paternity riddle couldn’t be solved with a single DNA swab.
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dailymail.co.uk | Christopher Stevens
Kim Woodburn didn't hold back. Her scouring judgments on just about everyone who dared cross her were caustic enough to strip the skin – 'verbal Vim', as one critic described them. This is Kim unleashing a tirade in the jungle on I'm A Celebrity in 2009, her victim the former glamour girl Katie Price: 'You're what I thought you'd be. You're a publicity-seeker. You live and die for publicity.
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dailymail.co.uk | Christopher Stevens
The Contestant - Storyville (BBC4) Rating:Back in the days when we laughed openly at foreigners and their peculiar ways, the strangest sight on television was a Japanese game show called Endurance. Contestants, all of them male, volunteered to undergo inventively sadistic tortures, with Clive James On TV airing the goriest excerpts every week to the astonishment and delight of ITV audiences.
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dailymail.co.uk | Christopher Stevens
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews last night's TV: You have to admire the understaffed police solving this brutal gang killingBy CHRISTOPHER STEVENS, TV CRITIC FOR DAILY MAIL Published: 19:29 EDT, 16 June 2025 | Updated: 19:29 EDT, 16 June 2025 Rating:Two days into a murder investigation, DCI Mark Bellamy wasn’t mincing his words: ‘Looking around this room, there ain’t enough staff, not for what we’ve got on.
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