I confess I had been disappointed with thefirst regional final last week of thisTV series. None of thedishes greatly appealed to me and some in fact did the opposite. Butthis week its the turn of Angela Hartnett and Stephen Terry to compete in...

Wow, they pulled it off, absolute highlight of the season. Utterly riveting, feelings of sadness, empathy and loss. Why can't they deliver at this level all the time. But no cliffhanger? Captain John's first appearance in the show was silly, high camp...

Not sure what to make of this one. Distinct signs of budget running out completely but great twist at end. Team (except Gwen) investigate alien activity in deserted building. It blows up. History of each joining Torchwood then shown. The premise was a...

Not a bad mix at all in this episode with Gwen's personal and professional life interfering with each other. Kid disappears, Gwen's old police flame asks her to help, strangeness is uncovered. The whole episode revolves around the massive number of...

Easily the worst episode of Torchwood ever. What the hell was it about? The boogie man? Ghosts? A complete collapse in creative imagination? I know they were going for the "ooooo soooo sppooooooky" vibe that the Statues episode in Doctor Who did so...

Just when I thought they were on the right track, they pull this clunker out of the hat. Back to poor humour, slapstick and special effects from the Evil Dead school of no-money.

I'm blowing so hot and cold on this series (as the bishop.....). This one appealed to me greatly and once again shows that getting rid of the rampant campness is a good thing.

This second series by one of the world's most cutting edge chefs is as whacky and entertaining as the first but the chicken tikka masala did not impress

After the Christmas debacle I didn't think Nigella Lawson could sink any lower. I was wrong.

I want to hate Jimmy but I can't. I love what he wants to achieve. This series looks like it will be as good as the others