Let’s face it, 2016 has been an awful year. To be honest, this section could easily just be ‘The News’. But, the shitiness of reality does not excuse the shitiness of art. So, let’s examine some of the attrocities commited in the name of ‘entertainment’ on the small screen this year.
But, let’s avoid ending on a sour note. Despite everything, 2016 has been a remarkably good year for television. In fact, so much so that narrowing this down to just five was quite the challenge. So, in case you missed them, here are the highest highs of the year’s offerings.
Despite its flaws, The Grand Tour is an amicable successor to the Top Gear of old
The comedy is disarming and charming, but still manages to maintain a wry edge. It very much has the feel of a coming of age comedy
Protest can be tiring, so of course you need some downtime. Fear not, however, your rebellion doesn’t have to stop when your body does. Here are four rebels to study while you put your feet up.
The Rebel is the punctuation mark to 19th and early 20th century philosophy
Unfortunately, men dominate the best roles in television. So, you’d think that they’d at least be represented with nuance, right? Well, that tends not to be the case.
The new face of heroism
It’s always awkward when they get your name wrong
Humans made a big splash when it launched last year. Its compelling performances and intriguing premise made it a must-watch. Ahead of the launch of the second season this Sunday, felix lets you know if it retains the quality of the first.
The Kardashians have a multi-million dollar empire, a successful TV show, and several influential brands. So why are they so resented?
It was a utopian dream for the era of space races, civil rights marches, racism, and presidential assasinations. But how does Star Trek hold up today, and what is its cultural legacy?