After watching the 2020 US Election coverage on the BBC, TV Critic Dan Hunt gives a tongue-in-cheek review of what appears to be the most boring blockbuster ever written

TV Writer Ellie Reed contemplates the issues with Love Island following the three suicides connected to the show, asking how it can be made safer

Life&Style Editor Emma Stephenson deliberates on whether Matt Lucas has ruined the nations favourite baking show, as his childish humour leaves her feeling unimpressed

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

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

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 Writer Ella Kipling discusses how Normal People portrays sex in a new, refreshing light

TV Writer Molly Schoenfeld reports on how Britain's TV and Film industries have been given the go-ahead but may be limited by the new COVID-19 guidelines

TV Critic Ameek Gilhotra explores the importance of art and entertainment at this time and how Netflix is altering to fit its growing demand