TV

Frasier
	TV, Richard Young, 23:40:54, 18 May 2002 Frasier has always been a major part of Channel Four's traditional Friday night comedy line up, and this new season opener has all the neurosis, wit and one-liners us Frasier fans have come to relish. More,

Spaced
	TV, jerry carpenter, 21:26:37, 18 May 2002 BRITISH SITCOM IN 'ACTUALLY FUNNY' SHOCK ! - yup, 'Spaced' is back for it's second series, and it's even better than before. More dumb film references, more infantilism, and more speed-powered stylings to satify the 'can't be bothered to go out on Fridays anymore' crowd. More,

Enterprise
	TV, jerry carpenter, 08 October 2001 Hooray for everyone, its another new Star Trek show from the franchise that set The Shatner loose on the world. But pour yourself a strong drink to weather the first few minutes of ‘Enterprise’, the two hour series opener. Is it because it’s full of sex, violence and naughty swear-words? find out ! More,

Banzai, E4/Channel 4
	TV, Richard Young, 01 October 2001 Let your giggle muscles take over while your brain takes a tea break. Banzai is here... More,

The Saturday Show
	TV, jerry carpenter, 01 October 2001 So ‘Live and Kicking’ is dead and limpid. The BBC’s Saturday morning show went out three presenters heavier than the golden days when Forbes and Peters were captains, and a darn sight more joyless. So in a second attempt to combat the unstoppable twin assault of ageing geordie wonderboys Ant and Dec, who do the Beeb draft in ?...find out inside ! More,

As if
	TV, jerry carpenter, 05 April 2001 Oh boy, more cutting edge teen drama. Just when you'd finally got used to 'Hollyoaks', channel 4 chuck you another slice of pop-fueled, jumpily edited, mentally vacant balls. Want more rage on the subject ? read on... More,

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