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Keith Watson

Keith Watson

TV and Dance Critic at Metro

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What to watch this week: From Extraordinary to Grow - Metro.co.uk

Scandi-thriller? Comedy? We’ve got it covered.
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What to watch this week: From Dark Rivers to Spector - Metro.co.uk

All we need is some popcorn now.
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Mayflies review: Most life-affirming two hours you'll spend this Xmas

It stars Martin Compston.
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Top 10 TV shows in 2022: from This Is Going To Hurt to Bad Sisters

This is what we've been loving.
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We Are Not Alone review: The aliens are judging us in sci-fi comedy

Even aliens can't believe the state we humans have got ourselves into.
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What to watch this week: From FIFA Uncovered to Limitless with Chri...

He’s a gangster with fingers in the Mafia pie
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Netflix’s 1899 is an enigmatic jigsaw puzzle worth setting sail for

Will any of them get out alive? You’d bet against it.
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James Murray reflects on playing Prince Andrew in The Crown season ...

Claudia Harrison (left), Marcia Warren and James Murray join The Crown for season five (Picture: PA/Netflix)James Murray laughs when I ask how he felt about being cast as Prince Andrew in The Crown. ‘I was quite insulted,’ he says. ‘I thought, what me – Prince Andrew’? But then they told me that I’d nailed it in the audition…’Murray milks the most out of his cameo as the scandal-strewn Windsor prince. A scene with Imelda Staunton’s Queen Elizabeth in which her allegedly favourite son is bemoanin…
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The Suspect review: Aidan Turner's beard is not to be trusted - Met...

The Poldark star looks pretty guilty (Picture: ITV)Are beards intrinsically dodgy?Someone at central casting ITV must have decided so because it’s the addition of fulsome face furniture that turns chiselled Poldark hero Aidan Turner into the ‘hmm, not sure he can be trusted’ centre of the decidedly off-centre yet curiously intriguing thriller The Suspect.Turner, his admirable cheekbones smothered by a luxuriant bush that would leave Monty Don swooning, is Dr Joe O’Loughlin, a successful psycholo…
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Peaky Blinders: The Rise review - More club night theme park than t...

The Rise leaves you feeling like an alienated observer.
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What to watch this week: From Ozark to Dollface

Time for a mix of light and very, very dark!