We've had a couple of very good reviews of Mio on LouderVoice and finally got a chance to try it out last Sunday. A brilliant meal in a beautiful but shockingly empty restaurant. We'll be back soon. Granny Mary shooed us out the door at...

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Very funny. Will appeal to anyone one who grew up in the 90s and anyone who was slightly camp as a kid.

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<p> I don't think Jamie Oliver is capable of making a bad TV programme at this stage. Wonderfully engaging, interesting, emotional TV that gets you annoyed...</p>

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 When pretty much anyone can time travel or resurrect themselves, where is the drama and the tension? After a brilliant first season and a patchy second one, this poor third one feels like the last gasps of writers who are out of ideas.

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<p>This is actually painful to watch but then once every twenty minutes I laugh out loud. 1980's style sketch show co-starring the man who made...</p>

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Week one review by Ian Walsh So here we have it then, the adventures of Ireland’s answer to Sir Alan Sugar. The search for his apprentice has begun. Week one, task one and naturally when you have 7 men and 7 women, its Boys vs Girls. Where...

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<p>What started out exactly as we all expected, hilarious car-crash TV, because pretty boring by about half way. Shock horror, Bill Cullen sent them to...</p>

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<p>Made for bloody good TV (as golf goes). Guess it's nice for the Americans to win once in a while - we need to keep...</p>

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<p> I spotted a mention of this online and the trailers looked very funny. The show itself was short with some good ideas and plenty of...</p>

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This is the Masterchef I want to see. Forget the amateurs and the celebrities, I don't want to see mediocre cheffing, I want to see professionals who have passion for food, talent for cooking and can inspire me. This short series came to a...

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