To tie everything together, Red Riding 1983 needs to move back and forth through time quite a bit, but does it make the trip in a way that makes sense?

With the foundations laid down in Red Riding 1974, the intrigue deepens in James Marsh’s Red Riding 1980. Join us for the second in our series of reviews of the Red Riding trilogy.

Tune into the second in our series of reviews of the Red Riding trilogy and our discussion of the release of Stardust on blu-ray.

44 Inch Chest sports a dream team of British talent, but fails to impress Steve, Brian or special guest Dylan Fields in our review.

British time-travel crime drama, Life on Mars: Series 2 manages to pick up from Series 1′s neaty packaged finale and give the entire show a proper send-off. All the characters are back, and the series continues to make full and complete use of the setting and era.