
Louisa Mellor
Freelance Writer at Den of Geek
Freelance writer, @denofgeek TV editor, general enthusiast, not a duck.
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1 week ago |
denofgeek.com | Louisa Mellor
This review is spoiler free. First of all, let’s make a deal: Matthew Goode’s DCI Carl Morck is the last brilliant-but-grumpy traumatised city detective with a messy homelife that crime TV is allowed. They can have him and his crew of misfits solving cold cases out of a Scottish police basement, but that’s the lot. A line must be drawn. From now on, the genre will have to work a bit harder to deliver up detective characters with personality types other than ‘punchably abrasive’.
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1 week ago |
denofgeek.com | Louisa Mellor
Warning: contains spoilers for The Handmaid’s Tale series finale. Finale? More like DVD Extra. The cast of a once-unmissable show reunited one last time for a series of watery-eyed goodbyes and I love yous. 55 minutes of June trundling around a recently liberated Boston remembering things and having feelings? The Handmaid’s Tale hasn’t delivered a more inessential episode since the ‘What Luke Did” flashback in season one. You know what’s to blame: therapy.
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2 weeks ago |
denofgeek.com | Louisa Mellor
Warning: contains spoilers for Doctor Who series 15 episode 7 “Wish World”Well, why not? Doctor Who’s previous series finale “Empire of Death” brought back a creepy mask-wearing villain from the classic era, so where’s the harm in making it two on the trot? In the final moments of series 15’s penultimate episode “Wish World”, villainous Time Lady The Rani shared her master plan with the Doctor.
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2 weeks ago |
denofgeek.com | Louisa Mellor
Warning: contains spoilers for The Handmaid’s Tale season 6 episode 9 “Execution”. The wages of sin is death? You got that right, Wharton. In “Execution”, the wages of the commanders’ sins were a glittering firework of a death thanks to Joseph Lawrence – economist, loving father, freedom fighter and part-time James Bond. Talk about laying low the arrogance of the terrible (“Guess you decided to join the winners,” crowed Nick, just before they were all blasted into bitesize BBQ chunks).
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3 weeks ago |
denofgeek.com | Louisa Mellor
Warning: contains spoilers for Doctor Who episode “The Interstellar Song Contest.”Surprise! Carole Ann Ford is back on Doctor Who as the Doctor’s granddaughter Susan. In a vision experienced by the Doctor while unconscious and floating in space in new episode “The Interstellar Song Contest”, Susan appears inside the current TARDIS, calls Fifteen “Grandfather” and repeatedly tells him to “go back” and find her. Is it a surprise? Last year on Doctor Who, all we seemed to hear was the name “Susan”.
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