TV Writer Luisa Connors praises A Sign of Affection in the context of the Shoujo anime genre for its unique portrayal of a deaf character rarely represented in the wider medium

Print&Features Editor Jess Parker finds Netflix's new live action Avatar series to not live up to expectations, paling in comparison to its original animated version

Redbrick’s Entertainment Editors come together for their top picks to watch and play this March

TV Writer Lily Hartland endorses the Netflix adaptation of Boy Swallows Universe, praising its combination of grit and otherworldly themes throughout

Sci&Tech Editor Georgia Brooks praises the drama that both shed light on the ongoing political controversy and caused action to rectify the serious wrongs caused

Print&Features Editor Jess Parker anticipates the Disney-MCU's Daredevil reboot as pivotal to the mammoth media franchise 's future in the eyes of long-term fans

Digital Editor Halima Ahad weighs in on the new Love Island spin-off, while finding the premise promising, the reality left much to be desired both in contestants and content

Deputy Editor Charlie O'Keeffe highlights the importance of authentic autistic representation in TV media, focusing on the portrayal of Quinni in Heartbreak High by Chloé Hayden

TV Writer Lucy Corrigan defends and extolls female protagonist Jolyne Cujoh, praising her exploration of sexuality alongside the action and adventure fans of the series enjoy

Editor-in-Chief Alex Taylor reviews the Doctor Who Christmas special, enjoying the shows' mystical, heartfelt and revitalised return and praising Ncuti Gatwa's unique take on the beloved character

TV Writer Lucy Corrigan reviews Netflix's Castlevania: Nocturne, finding it brilliantly gothic and tragic, emphasised by the soundtrack and beautiful animation

TV Writer Natasha O'Connell spotlights adult animation Tuca and Bertie, applauding its handling of emotion and comparing it to Bojack Horseman