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Liminal spaces in film and television create an immersive experience for audiences

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?

Hollywood’s nepotism babies seem to be getting more attention on TikTok than they do on screen, here’s why

Creepy crawlies, starving campmates, and Matt Hancock in the Australian jungle – what could possibly go wrong?

“Sadistic and wicked” or “humanising”?

It’s been a month since Heartbreak High was released on Netflix and here’s what we have to say about it

Moving CBBC to just online makes it inaccessible for kids who already are already being taught to consume TV like customers.

Doctor Who finally welcomes Ncuti Gatwa as its first black doctor (if we conveniently forget the Timeless Child twist)

Oscar Isaac and Ethan Hawke shine in this disappointing first outing of one of Marvel’s most controversial characters

Dear readers, escape from your 21st century trauma to historical drama. With Jonathon Bailey in a wet shirt, it’s not a bad place to be

From Tracy Beaker to the Clone Wars, we explore some of our favourite childhood shows and ask just why did we love them so much?

For Star Wars day Investigations Editor Joe McFadden describes why Star Wars: The Clone Wars was so important to him growing up and explains what makes the show so impactful over a decade later.

The planned privatisation of Channel 4 has caused many to compare views on whether they believe this to be good or bad

The precedent set by modern TV is not only one that destroys the artistic integrity of the film but perpetuates a cycle of negative watching and passive viewership. Film Editor Benjy Klauber-Griffiths challenges television supremacy.

In the age of streaming, video-on-demand, and binge-watching it is interesting to consider the question: does TV currently provide a better viewing experience than film? My answer is yes.

From comedy dramas to superhero charmers here’s a list of our top Tv picks for April

With the upcoming series of Bridgerton, we look at the possible trends that may come from it

The new TV drama Yellowjackets is full of dysfunctional adults, chilling psychological horror, and the will to survive.

Every fresher goes through a rollercoaster of highs and lows throughout semester one, so here’s some tips for surviving semester two!