After the BBC's new boss has threatened to axe Left-wing comedy shows in an attempt to retain the organisation's neutrality, Culture Editor Emily Gulbis assesses whether this is a justified approach

Redbrick's TV Editor's share the cartoons they keep coming back to

TV Writer Lorcan Drury delves into why the newest installation of one of the most beloved and successful queer franchises, RuPaul’s Drag Race, could possibly be a one-hit-wonder in Canada

After the lead creators of Netflix's upcoming live-action adaptation of 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' leave the project, TV Critic Antonio Miguel Aguila dissects the conflict between marketing and creativity in the TV industry

TV Editor Sian Allen considers the fading television favourite of the sitcom, and tells us why the genre should remain on our screens

Warping back to the swinging 60s brings out the best in Gerard Way's dysfunctional superpowered family, writes TV Critic Antonio Miguel Aguila

Film Editor Jade Matlock reflects on the nominations of the 2020 Emmys awards, and is sceptical as to whether the winners will reflect the diversity of the nominees

TV Critic Luke Wheeler urges you to watch Watchmen, arguing the show's relevance has only increased following the Black Lives Matter Movement

TV Critic Susie Creasey praises the star-studded drama's inspiring salute to second-wave feminism

TV Critic Ella Chadwick dives deeper into the accusations of this popular sitcom being 'copaganda' and ponders how the show will now change in light of recent police brutality

TV Editor Sam Wait dissects the hit BBC Three show's poignant exploration of class barriers and social disparity

TV Critic Saskia Davis praises Michaela Coel's masterpiece 'I May Destroy You' for its unflinching portrayal of sexual assault and the trauma it induces