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Re: Clive James, television critic
« Reply #180: 12.02.14 at 15:23 » |
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Clive James: the Winter Olympics has been going downhill since the opening ceremony Clive James reviews last week's TV including the BBC's Winter Olympics coverage, Torvill and Dean: The Perfect Day (BBC Two), Death in Paradise (BBC One), Salamander (BBC Four) ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Russia can be legitimately proud of some of their skaters: Tatiana Volosozhar and Maxim Trankov Photo: REUTERS This week’s column. Kevin Cryan
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Re: Clive James, television critic
« Reply #181: 24.02.14 at 19:59 » |
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Clive James: How I learnt to speak fluent Sochi Clive James reviews last week's TV including the Winter Olympics (BBC One and Two) _________________________________________________________________________ Speed racer: Lizzy Yarnold takes skeleton gold for Great Britain at the Winter Olympics Photo: PA Last week’s TV Kevin Cryan
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« Reply #182: 28.02.14 at 20:05 » |
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Clive James: Keeley Hawes will win every award Clive James reviews the week's TV including Head to Head (Aljazeera), Line of Duty (BBC Two), the Winter Olympics (BBC Two), Salamander (BBC Four) and Is Amanda Knox Guilty?(Channel 5) __________________________________________________________________________________Strong armed: Keeley Hawes’s DI Denton finds prison a dangerous place in BBC Two’s ‘Line of Duty’ Photo: BBC/Steffan Hill This week’s TV Kevin Cryan
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« Reply #183: 06.03.14 at 14:21 » |
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Clive James: Battle of the historians Clive James reviews the week's TV including The Necessary War and The Pity of War (BBC Two), The Brits Who Built the Modern World (BBC Four) and Salamander (BBC Four) ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Dubious victory: Niall Ferguson claimed that Britain’s entry into the Great War had been a terrible mistake in ‘The Pity of War’ Photo: Chimerica Media This week’s column. Kevin Cryan
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« Reply #184: 13.03.14 at 13:30 » |
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Clive James: What a cast, what costumes, what talk Clive James reviews the week's TV including 37 Days (BBC Two), Hostages (Channel 4), Game of Thrones (HBO), The Good Wife (More 4) and Salt (Film4) ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Suave: Nicholas Asbury, Tim Pigott-Smith and Ian McDiarmid in ‘37 Days’ This week’s column. Kevin Cryan
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« Reply #185: 20.03.14 at 13:20 » |
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Clive James: Mary Beard’s sexual odyssey Clive James reviews the week's TV including Oh Do Shut Up Dear! The Public Voice of Women (BBC Four), In Their Own Words: 20th Century Composers (BBC Four) and Dancing in the Blitz: How World War Two Made British Ballet (BBC Four) ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Mary Beard Photo: Clare Molden This week’s column. Kevin Cryan
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« Reply #186: 27.03.14 at 16:05 » |
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Clive James: Line of Duty lost the plot Clive James reviews the week's TV including Line of Duty (BBC Two), Great Barrier Reef (BBC Four), Weird Nature (BBC Four), W1A (BBC Two), Inside Rolls Royce (Channel 4) and Martin Amis' England (BBC Four) ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Detective Inspector Lindsay Denton (Keeley Hawes) in Line of Duty Photo: World Productions/Mark Bourdillon This week’s column. Kevin Cryan
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« Reply #187: 03.04.14 at 13:09 » |
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Clive James: It’s us versus the Yanks Clive James reviews the week's TV including Salting the Battlefield (BBC Two), Endeavour (ITV), The Americans (ITV), Channel Four News and W1A (BBC Two) ____________________________________________________________________________________________ The spy who loved me: Johnny Worricker (Bill Nighy) and Margot Tyrell (Helena Bonham Carter) in ‘Salting the Battlefield’Photo: Carnival Film & Television Ltd 2013 This week’s column. Kevin Cryan
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« Reply #188: 10.04.14 at 11:22 » |
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Clive James: Philby: the ‘right sort’ of spy Clive James reviews the week's TV including Kim Philby: His Most Intimate Betrayal (BBC Two), The Great British Sewing Bee (BBC Two) and Darcey’s Ballerina Heroines (BBC Four) ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Spot the traitor: spy Kim Philby, far right, who famously protested his innocence to the press, including Alan Whicker, in 1955 Photo: Rex This week’s column. Kevin Cryan
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« Reply #189: 17.04.14 at 12:48 » |
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Clive James: Keeping up appearances Clive James reviews the week's TV including New Hidden Killers: The Edwardian Home (repeated on BBC Four), the Masters (BBC One), Mammon (More4), The Trip to Italy (BBC Two) and W1A (BBC Two) ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Suzannah Lipscomb presenter of New Hidden Killers: The Edwardian Home Photo: Modern Television This week’s column. Kevin Cryan
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« Reply #190: 25.04.14 at 11:35 » |
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Clive James: the range of human evil in Fargo Clive James reviews the week's TV including New Hidden Killers: The Edwardian Home (repeated on BBC Four), the Masters (BBC One), Mammon (More4), The Trip to Italy (BBC Two) and W1A (BBC Two Clive James reviews the week's TV including Fargo (Channel 4), Jesus of Nazareth, Public Enemies (ITV4), Boardwalk Empire and the World Championship Snooker (BBC One) ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Luckless: Martin Freeman as insurance broker Lester Nygaard in Channel 4's adaptation of ‘Fargo’ Photo: Channel 4 This week’s column. Kevin Cryan
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« Reply #191: 01.05.14 at 13:01 » |
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Clive James: Orphan Black is Twin Peaks all over again Clive James reviews the week's TV including Orphan Black (BBC Three), Mammon (More4), The Good Wife (More4) and Rolando Villazón 's Don Giovanni (BBC Two) ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Tatiana Maslaney as Sarah Manning (front) in Orphan Black Photo: Orphan Black Productions Limited / BBC WORLDWIDE This week’s column. Kevin Cryan
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« Reply #192: 01.05.14 at 20:10 » |
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The recent article on Clive in The New Statesman (http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2014/04/clive-james-poetry-family-and-illness-i-m-bit-terrified-really-mark-end) states that "he plans to abandon journalism over the coming months in order to start work on a new book – or two." If so, this means the TV reviews will cease later this year. I have a mixed reaction--I'll miss my weekly dose of Clive, but I can't pretend that his TV criticism for Telegraph matched that of the Observer. And I am all for a new book (or books), whether it's a valedictory sequel to Cultural Amnesia or a final set of memoirs.
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« Reply #193: 08.05.14 at 12:08 » |
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Clive James: Are nature programmes souping up their science with science fiction? Clive James reviews the week's TV including the repeated Australia with Simon Reeve (BBC Two), Generation War (BBC Two), Love for Sale with Rupert Everett (Channel 4) and Dylan Thomas: A Poet at War (BBC Wales) ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Simon Reeves during filming for his series on Australia Photo: Matt Brandon This week’s column. Kevin Cryan
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« Reply #194: 15.05.14 at 00:28 » |
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The Pete Atkin and Clive James Appreciation Society on Facebook have posted a scan from a recent issue of Private Eye, which claims that the Telegraph's Editor-in-Chief James "Psycho" Seiken has sacked Clive, who no longer provides "value for money." Though Private Eye has knocked Clive in the past, this article is thoroughly in his corner and calls him "the most esteemed TV reviewer of the age." Seiken on the other hand is reviled as "a heartless shit" with "no understanding of British journalism." If all this is true, which circle of hell does Seiken belong in?
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« Reply #195: 15.05.14 at 11:30 » |
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The Guardian has this take on the story. Clive James to leave Daily Telegraph Kevin Cryan
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« Reply #196: 17.05.14 at 15:02 » |
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Clive James: Conchita's voice sounded like incoming artillery The Austrian winner of Eurovision looked like an upright carp with a bad shave, but then that was the secret of her success, says Clive James _______________________________________________________________________________Austria's Eurovision winner Conchita Wurst Photo: AFP[ This week’s TV The Telegraph Quote:After this Saturday, Clive James will no longer be writing a weekly television column in the Telegraph. He would like to focus more of his time and energy on completing two books. However, it is our intention that Clive will contribute major essays and other extended pieces for the newspaper in the future, specifically on the publication of his forthcoming books. |
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