24th May 2023
Wagatha Christie: In conversation with Nathan McMullen
The Mancunion sits down with Nathan McMullen, ahead of the UK tour of Vardy v Rooney: The Wagatha Christie Trial
TV
14th May 2023
Eurovision 2023: Sweden makes history whilst the UK repeats it
Eurovision 2023 saw Sweden make history on multiple fronts whilst the UK, the host country, found itself back at the bottom
13th May 2023
Eurovision 2023: What to expect from the grand final
Eurovision is back in the UK after 25 years, and we got to attend an exclusive press preview of the grand final – here’s what to expect!
Get involved with TV

5th May 2023
Daisy Jones and The Six: Drugs and desire
‘Daisy Jones and the Six’ both romanticises and tears down the 70s lust for the ‘Rock & Roll’ scene. Straying from the original plot of the book, is the show’s portrayal of destruction empowering or disheartening?

3rd May 2023
Katie McGlynn on Corrie, conspiracies, and cold-blooded killers
The Mancunion sits down with Katie McGlynn ahead of her joining the UK tour of Peter James’ Wish You Were Dead

1st May 2023
School Spirits review: Paramount’s paranormal murder mystery is to die for
School Spirits is a teen show that has its finger on the pulse of the zeitgeist

29th April 2023
Look no further, Beef is your new favourite show
Spoiler alert: This article contains spoilers

19th April 2023
Outer Banks Season 3: Treasure or tragic?
Outer Banks is back for its third season of treasure-digging, jungle-frenzied, teenage romance debut. Despite its highly anticipated return, can the show continue its legacy of success?

15th March 2023
Bend It Like Bollywood: BBC Three documentary shines a light on queer South Asians
Bend It Like Bollywood, a film from the mind of our Theatre Editor, Jay Darcy, comes to the BBC

8th March 2023
How I actually enjoyed the ending: A How I Met Your Mother retrospective
As far as bad endings go, How I Met Your Mother’s was doomed since its inception. But why? And what could have saved the show?

5th March 2023
So Help Me Todd review: Perky procedural shows promise
New TV series So Help Me Todd skilfully blends situational comedy with procedural drama

1st March 2023
Maternal review: A moving exploration of medicine, motherhood, and misogyny
Maternal examines what it’s like to be a working mother in today’s NHS

28th February 2023
Satirically stylish: A Gossip Girl retrospective
Through satire that mocks the rich alongside sinister characterisations that parallel reality, Gossip Girl accurately paints a disturbingly honest picture of deeply embedded classism and misogyny

10th February 2023
Extraordinary review: superpowers and quarter-life crises
Extraordinary shows us a world where everyone has a superpower, except our protagonist Jen.

9th February 2023
Sashay away to the sofa: The best TV shows to celebrate LGBTQIA+ History month
The Mancunion has five of the best LGBTQIA+ television shows that you can binge this LGBTQIA+ History Month!

29th November 2022
Andor review: The best, and most leftist, Star Wars show yet
Andor is a superb exploration of empire and rebellion, making it the best, and most leftist, Star Wars show to date

28th November 2022
Happy 100th Birthday BBC!
The BBC celebrated its centenary with a week of specially-dedicated programmes
- 1
- 2