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Bergerac Season 1 Review

Bergerac Season 1 Review: The Triumph Is Broken, and So Is Jim

Jim Bergerac talks about grief at an AA meeting while a woman is being murdered elsewhere ...

Bergerac Season 2 Review

Bergerac Season 2 Review: Crime Television in Comfortable Territory

by Naser Nahandian

Compassionate leave becomes a fairly theoretical concept once Jim Bergerac spots something nobody else has noticed. ...

The Lady Review

The Lady Review: A Gilded Soap Opera Built on a Dark Foundation

A queasy, off-kilter piano stumbles through the opening credits of The Lady, and the message lands ...

After the Flood Season 2 Review

After the Flood Season 2 Review: The Fire This Time

by Arash Nahandian

Waterside returns. The fictional Yorkshire haunt functions as a site of environmental penance; weather reads like ...

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