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Archie review: Was Cary Grant a Jew? Who knows?

ITV’s new series about the star disappoints Josh Howie

2 min read

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Television review: Scenes from a Marriage

This remake of a classic comes a little too close to home for Josh Howie

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TV review: The New Black (Shababnik)

TV review: The New Black (Shababnik)

It's a shame about the jokes in this new Israeli series,says John Nathan

1 min read

A year glued to our TVs

A year glued to our TVs

With live entertainment and cinemas severely curtailed, 2020 was the year for watching TV. What caught Linda Marric's eye?

By Linda Marric

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Shadows of the past

A new BBC series led by Rob Rinder takes Jewish people back to the places their families came from to confront the painful past. Jenni Frazer reports.

By Jenni Frazer

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Television review:The Queen's Gambit

This miniseries set in the world of chess is quite magical, says Linda Marric

By Linda Marric

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Looking back at Play for Today

The 1970s BBC drama showcase launched many careers. David Herman looks back.

By David Herman

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