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
The Last Of Us, season two (Sky Atlantic)Rating:Human society could collapse, and zombies might roam the land, but one glimmer of civilisation will never be extinguished. You'll always be able to see a therapist. 'How does that make you feel?' the analyst will ask, as hordes of the slavering undead advance to feast on your entrails. The last words you might ever hear, before they begin to devour you, will be: 'Same time next week?
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dailymail.co.uk | Christopher Stevens
The Piano (Ch4)Rating:There are commuters hanging over the balcony, crowding the concourse, even blocking the escalators. Claudia Winkleman's feelgood special The Piano is the only TV show with the power to halt the rush hour. What began as a quirky, low-budget experiment to find the UK's best amateur pianists has become one of Channel 4's most popular staples.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Christopher Stevens
Stacey And Joe (BBC1)Rating:Stacey Solomon is an introvert. And she really hates having to perform. Can't stand it - all those people looking at her, what a nightmare. We know this is true because she confessed all to the camera crew that follows her around her house, on her reality show with her husband, Stacey And Joe.
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dailymail.co.uk | Christopher Stevens
Reunion (BBC1)Rating:Sign language has one great advantage over the spoken word, Rose Ayling-Ellis explained in her deafness documentary Old Hands, New Tricks earlier this month. Every gesture resonates with emotion. Signs speak louder, even though they are silent. Reunion delivers ample proof of that. Its central character, Daniel, is profoundly deaf — as is the actor who plays him, Matthew Gurney. Much of the dialogue is signed, with subtitles.
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dailymail.co.uk | Christopher Stevens
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Satisfying last night at the White Lotus... even if the spice was too hot for someBy CHRISTOPHER STEVENS, TV CRITIC FOR DAILY MAIL Published: 18:46 EDT, 7 April 2025 | Updated: 18:48 EDT, 7 April 2025 Could you go vegan to save your soul? Confronted with the prospect of an eternity of bliss, at the price of a year without meat, poor Piper discovered she couldn't.
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