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Anatomy of a Scandal released onto Netflix on the 15th April 2022. It is a thriller-drama, consisting of only six 45-minute episodes. It follows the fictional story of Conservative MP James Whitehouse, and his wife Sophie. It starts with an affair with an aide, but quickly takes a significantly...

Heartstopper is a brand new 8-episode show streaming on Netflix, following the successful graphic novels of the same name by Alice Oseman. I am thrilled to be reviewing it for Impact -it is a story that has meant so much to me for so long....

Back in March, the long-awaited Season Four of Netflix's Formula 1: Drive To Survive was released on Netflix. Did it live up to the hype created by the previous seasons of the show? Here is Gemma Cockrell's verdict....

Ten years after his villainy was revealed publicly, Netflix's new two-part docuseries, Jimmy Savile A British Horror Story, explores how Jimmy Savile hid behind his philanthropic image and 'fooled' a nation, from the public, to the government, to royalty. Amelia Gibbs reviews....

The hit series, Bridgerton, which first premiered on Netflix in 2020, released a second season on 25th March 2022. Fans had high expectations after the period drama's all-round success in Season One, but were hopes met or were viewers left ultimately disappointed? Sunitit Vyas reviews....

Charlie Maris reviews the latest TV releases including Pam & Tommy, Euphoria, This Is Going to Hurt and Reacher....

The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window, originally titled ‘The Woman in the House’ is a dark thriller, bordering on a parody of traditional mystery psychological thrillers. It was released on Netflix in early 2022. Hannah Walton-Hughes discusses this binge-worthy TV series......