DVD & Blu-ray Reviews

The Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts are just plain funny. Not everything holds up, but a lot of it does.

David Suchet is as excellent as always as Hercule Poirot, the world's most brilliant and fastidious detective.

Infused with quirky townspeople and traditions, sort of like Gilmore Girls, season two finds the good doc finally fitting into her surroundings and peers in the South.

Unlike other shows it has improved with age and continues to amaze and astound.

Idris Elba is back as DCI John Luther and he is in pursuit of a killer with a fetish.

The series ran for one season, but there is still a lot to enjoy.

it is fun to walk down Barbary Lane once again, and see all the familiar faces who turn up, including Billy Campbell, Parker Posey, Nina Foch, Paul Bartel, Meagen Fay, Bob Mackie, Ian McKellen, Janeane Garofolo, and many more.

Season four is when everything changes for Glee.

Watching it today, it rings oddly prophetic when mirrored against our increasingly interconnected and internet-heavy world.

Matt Smith's final season as the Doctor is certainly his best.