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Rebecca Nicholson

Rebecca Nicholson is a columnist for the Observer and the Guardian

November 2024

  • Eddie Redmayne as the Jackal

    TV review
    The Day of the Jackal review – Eddie Redmayne’s remake is hold-your-breath exciting

    Impressive, chilling and just a little bit silly: this update of Frederick Forsyth’s classic about a ruthless killing machine makes for highly enjoyable, trigger-happy viewing
  • Sandra Rivett

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    Lucan review – stick with this wild documentary to the end and you will be astonished

    Fifty years ago, Lord Lucan murdered Sandra Rivett then disappeared. This surreal series follows the victim’s son as he hunts down the fugitive peer – and ends up somewhere totally unexpected
  • Dusky sharks swim in the Mediterranean in the first episode of BBC One’s Asia.

    Asia review – another David Attenborough masterclass in beautiful TV

    The national treasure is back with a witty, warm televisual wonder, this time exploring the most populous and stunningly biodiverse continent. But where is the urgency about the climate crisis?

October 2024

  • Binky, Lucy and Rosie in Beyond Chelsea.

    TV review
    Beyond Chelsea review – this bland attempt to make reality TV grow up needs some backstabbing

  • Donald Trump on the campaign trail in the battleground state of Georgia earlier this month.

    TV review
    Trump: The Criminal Conspiracy Case review – outstanding but blood-chilling

  • ‘It was an exciting way of life’ … Dave Tomkins being interviewed for Dogs of War: Storyville

    TV review
    Dogs of War review – this gobsmacking look at a mercenary (‘legal and illegal’) is must-see TV

  • Joanna Lumley and Jennifer Saunders.

    TV review
    Absolutely Fabulous: Inside Out review – when Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley cackle, it’s sheer joy

  • TV review
    Michael Mosley: Just One Thing review – a wonderful tribute to the man who made us change for the better

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    Showtrial season two review – this outrageous legal drama sucks you straight back in

  • ‘I can’t believe they went there’: 20 years of the silly, sexy and utterly outrageous Desperate Housewives

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    Heartstopper season three review – the sex scenes are handled as delicately as fine china

September 2024

  • Micaela Diamond as Sister Megan and Niecy Nash as Lois Tryon in the Disney+ show.

    TV review
    Grotesquerie review – horror as gorily unsubtle as you’d expect from Ryan Murphy

    This tasteless, grisly, state-of-the-nation tale is certainly bold. Who knows what it’ll be like when Travis Kelce makes his long-awaited acting debut later in the series?
  • Lambert Wilson and Amira Casar in La Maison.

    TV review
    La Maison review – an irresistibly moreish mashup of Emily in Paris and Succession

    Frequently absurd and heavy on le fromage, this French soap set in rival fashion houses owes a lot to the Roys – and turns out to be very good mindless TV indeed
    • TV review
      A Very Royal Scandal review – Michael Sheen is excellent as Prince Andrew in THAT interview

    • TV review
      After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun review – the Leonardo DiCaprio reveal is quite something

    • TV review
      Ross Kemp: Mafia and Britain review – it’s astounding he gets gangsters to open up this much

August 2024

  • Alix Poisson in Sambre: Anatomy of a Crime

    TV review
    Sambre: Anatomy of a Crime review – the misogyny of the French police will make you want to scream

  • Stripped-back format … host Rylan Clark with the contestants of Dating Naked UK.

    TV review
    Dating Naked UK review – the US version blurred out the nudity. We didn’t get so lucky

  • Claire Danes and Jared Leto in My So-Called Life.

    ‘Genuinely groundbreaking’: My So-Called Life is still utterly lovable TV, 30 years on

  • Elia-Barbieri--

    The big idea
    The big idea: are we all beginning to have the same taste?

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