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22.05.2012

FELIX

The student voice of Imperial College London since 1949

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Abrams vs. Alcatraz

Created by J.J. Abrams, the mastermind behind Lost and Fringe, Alcatraz follows a special unit within the FBI dedicated to investigating the disappearance of the prisoners and guards from the infamous prison in 1963. The ...
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  • Thursday March 15, 2012

Today your diary entry will read: “took a prozzie hostage and was shot by three armed bastards!”

Alex Drake (the smoking hot Keeley Hawes) is a trained police psychologist and negotiator who has recently been researching the case of Sam Tyler, an officer who claimed to have been sent back to 1973 ...
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  • Thursday March 8, 2012

A return to form for Top Gear?

    Ever since its rebirth in 2002, Top Gear has provided me with Sunday night entertainment and it’s always been brilliant. Well actually that isn’t entirely true. You see, Top Gear’s entertainment value has decreased hugely ...
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Sex, drugs, violence, and My Little Pony

Half way through its second season, Felix has yet to review My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. Shame. The oddly popular TV series based on the line of Hasbro toys ...
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Imperial Medics in BBC3 reality show

Junior Doctors: Your Life in their Hands is back! After a first series in Newcastle General Hospital and the Royal Victoria Infirmary, eight newly-qualified doctors hit the wards of the ...
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  • Thursday February 2, 2012

“Dulce Et Decorum Est Pro Patria Mori”

Following Sherlock and Great Expectations, another one of Britain’s favourite novels, Birdsong has been adapted for the small screen by the BBC. The first part was broadcast last Sunday. The ...
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  • Thursday January 26, 2012

Menaced by Moriarty

First of all, it’s worth saying that I enjoyed Sherlock and, overall, thought it was a good watch. In fact, I think that the first series was excellent, except for ...
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In memory of the nation’s favourite detective

So the second series of the BBC’s brilliant Sherlock has come to an end. The first series showed that it is possible to make a fresh, modern television adaptation while remaining impressively faithful to the hundred year old source material. The second showed that the creative team has lost none of their spark in the intervening time. The first episode ‘A ...
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  • Thursday January 19, 2012