TV

Bewitched
	TV, jerry carpenter, 19 February 2001 Get this porn fans, every morning from Monday to Friday, I wake up with a SEXY BLONDE WITCH ! How does this relate to the world of breakfast television and the fifties America ? - find out here. More,

Lecter on Lecter
	TV, Justin Harries, 19 February 2001 Ham meister Hopkins is shown up to be the inferiour Lecter, as Brain Cox takes his part firmly between his teeth in Micheal Manns first take on the mythos - Manhunter. More,

OutTHERE
	TV, Jerry Carpenter, 27 January 2001 ‘OutTHERE’ brings stuff in from all over the place. A lady writing her signature with a giant paintbrush stuck up her thingy. A guy putting his thumbs into a live ladies eye sockets up to the hilt. There’s something here for everyone, even gran. More,

Dark Angel
	TV, Justin Harries, 15 January 2001 Dark Angel is a big budget, near future shocker from King of the World James Cameron. The American economy has been devastated after the release of an EMP (Electro magnetic pulse) bomb, wiping all computer records and reducing the once mighty power to the status of a third world country. More,

Frasier
	TV, Richard Young, 15 January 2001 2001 begins optimistically for the UK’s window into the Crane household, as we finally get to catch up on the aftermath of Niles and Daphnes’ eloping, and we are again reminded of the enduring qualities of one of the longest running American comedy shows. More,

Popstars
	TV, Jerry Carpenter, 15 January 2001 I wanted to review C4’s ‘Making the band’, but the series finished before I’d got to grips with it’s manic sadistic appeal. Shame, because the documentary about the formation of a boy band comprising of five of the world’s most insane humanoids was some of the best TV from last year. More,

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