The Apprentice Strikes Back
As that Dance of the Knights blared out from my laptop last night, I had to pinch myself. Not only was The Apprentice back, but it was a double bill.…
Arrested Development: Still Going Strong
Arrested Development is returning 26th May. If you didn’t know this, where have you been for the last ten months? If you don’t know what Arrested Development is, where have…
Top 5: American TV Comedies that bring light into the darkness
Readers of the OxStu, do not be afraid. I know I come to you sheathed in a blinding light, glowing like the holy (in a sassy way) love child of…
Nashville keeps its country charm
Callie Khouri’s Nashville-set drama focussing on the country music business has now hit mid-season, and is still going strong. Although it can be predictable, there are enough twists and surprises,…
Broadchurch conclusion is no killer
Last week saw the culmination of one of the biggest hits in ITV’s recent history, as nine million tuned in to discover the killer of Danny Latimer in the sleepy…
Wes Craven’s Scream moves to the Small Screen
Last week MTV confirmed rumours that have been flying around for almost a year by announcing that Wes Craven’s Scream franchise will be adapted into a television programme. The pilot…
Death of the meta-com
As mentioned before on the OxStu, there has never been a better time to be an American comedy. The genre is brimming with them, and it seems that most of…
Irresistibly Awful: Made In Chelsea Season 5
Made in Chelsea is arguably the most divisive programme on television. More than any other show, it polarises viewers; there are those that decry the inept plotting, dreadful dialogue and…
