Fargo season 3 review: More betrayal and murder in Minnesota

In his seminal text The Death of the Author, Roland Barthes proposed the following theory concerning the development of meaning in narrative, and writing overal... Read More...

Culturefly on the Wall Podcast #6: Arrested Development, ISelf Collection, Miss Sloane and more

Arrested Development, Roger Moore and Charles Saatchi – and that’s only the news segment in the sixth Culturefly On The Wall podcast! Then it’s all excitement i... Read More...

Best TV Shows Of 2015: From Game Of Thrones To Jessica Jones

2015 has been an outstanding year for the small screen. We had thrilling Nordic noir, captivating British dramas, fantastic fantasy and rib-tickling comedies. T... Read More...

Fargo Season 2, Episode 10 Review

‘Palindrome’, the season finale of what has turned out to be a fantastic second run of Fargo, was a pretty low-key affair in comparison to the episode that prec... Read More...

Fargo Season 2, Episode 9 Review

'The Castle' Having begun watching ‘The Castle’, the penultimate episode of this thrilling second season of Fargo, I felt a sense of dread as what looked lik... Read More...

Fargo Season 2, Episode 8 Review

‘Loplop’ According to Peggy Blomquist, “You don’t ask” to go to the toilet when you’re in school, “you just go!” Perhaps at the beginning of this second seas... Read More...

Fargo Season 2, Episode 6 & 7 Review

'Rhinoceros' & 'Did you do this - No, you did it' Blimey, what a couple of weeks Fargo has had while we’ve been away. If a flaming butcher’s wasn’t enoug... Read More...

TV News Roundup: BBC Unveils New Luther Trailer

BBC One have released the first trailer for the upcoming fourth series of Luther, starring Idris Elba. The two-episode new series sees Luther called back from a... Read More...

Fargo Season 2, Episode 5 Review

'The Gift of the Magi' What last week’s instalment of Fargo promised, episode five of season two delivered: war. Opening with some brutal bloodshed, The Gift... Read More...

Fargo Season 2, Episode 4 Review

'Fear and Trembling' It’s war! After a steadily paced first few episodes that have at times teetered on the edge of plain boredom, Fargo is finally upping it... Read More...

Fargo Season 2, Episode 3 Review

'The Myth of Sisyphus' This week’s episode of Fargo takes its name from a philosophical essay by Albert Camus. In the essay he discusses the concept of the a... Read More...

Fargo Season 2, Episode 2 Review

'Before the Law' In the latest edition of Fargo’s varied collection of body disposal sequences, last night’s episode 'Before the Law' saw Ed Blumquist (Jesse... Read More...