Mon, August 19th, 2019

Hacksaw Ridge

Wednesday 9pm – 11.35pm, Channel 5

Some 11 years after after his epic fall from grace in 2006 following a drunk-driving incident and anti-semitic rants, Mel Gibson returned to Hollywood with the fact based film Hacksaw Ridge. His return, whilst targeted at the US markets, was filmed in Australia and took the amazing story of Desmond T. Doss to the big screen. Gibson’s efforts in an olive branch to Hollywood certainly worked - for this film he received six Oscar nominations, one of which was for best Director. The Story of Desmond Doss is absolutely incredible and Gibson really has done credit in promoting an amazing fete of personal discipline, bravery and demonstrating that nothing is impossible with the right resolve and determination.

Mon, August 12th, 2019

TVMucho – Top ten shows – Week Commencing 12 August 2019

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Mon, August 12th, 2019

The Warwick University Rape Chat Scandal

Wednesday 10.35pm – 11.15pm, BBC1

This documentary has been available on iplayer for some time after it appeared on BBC Three, now, rightly, it is being aired on mainstream television. The way in which one of the UK’s top Universities has covered up and mishandled serious allegations against women is truly shocking. In 2018, a group of male students were found to have made a series of threats of rape in a Facebook group chat against fellow female Warwick University students.

Mon, August 5th, 2019

TVMucho – Top ten shows – Week Commencing 05 August 2019

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Mon, August 5th, 2019

Jade: The Reality Star Who Changed Britain

Wednesday 9pm – 10.05pm, Channel 4

It’s hard to believe that it has been 10 years since the UK woke up to the sad news Jade Goody had passed away, she died peacefully in her sleep following a short, but very public battle with cervical cancer. She was a household name in Britain and had a rollercoaster life, she was born in Bermondsey and it is safe to see she had a very rough childhood - she spent much of her young life looking after her disabled mother, Jackiey Budden, who lost the use of her left arm and an eye in a motorbike accident. Jade recalls how she often missed school to care for her mother, hiding stolen goods as police raided their home and when she did go to school her mother often visited denouncing that she had hit Jade. Her rough upbringing was further compounded by her drug addict father leaving the family when she was just 2 years old, he died in 2005 at the age of 42 after an overdose, Jade recalls how he ‘didn’t have a single vain left in his body’ by the time he died.

Wed, July 31st, 2019

Dark Money – TV Series review

BBC One drama Dark Money hit the screens of viewers and left a shiver down their spine as it came to the end of its harrowing tale. The drama was created and written by Levi David Addai (Damilola, Our Loved Boy) and finished airing live in the 16th of July. However, you can keep reading to find out where you can stream it to catch up on the story.

The plot revolves around a 14 year old boy who believes he has hit the big time when he is cast in a Hollywood film. However, he soon realises that the dream isn’t all he thought it would be when he is sexually abused by one of the ...

Mon, July 29th, 2019

TVMucho – Top ten shows – Week Commencing 29 July 2019

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Mon, July 29th, 2019

George Clarke’s Council House Scandal

Tuesday 9pm - 10pm, Channel 4

It has been 100 years since the Health Minister, Lord Addison created the concept and built council houses. He paved the way for the introduction of The Housing Act 1919, which allowed funding for councils to build half a million homes over three years. It was this action that established the principle of large scale, state-funded provision of council housing at low rents. Today however, council housing is at an all time low, with only 2 million properties across the country, a huge drop from 6 million in 1980. The dramatic decrease in affordable housing has left thousands of families across the UK living in appalling temporary accommodation, including 100000 children passing from room to room on almost a daily basis.

Mon, July 22nd, 2019

Portillo: The Trouble with the Tories

Tuesday 9pm - 10.15pm, Channel 5

Taking a break from some fantastic travel documentaries which included touring the secretive North Korea, former Conservative politician and leadership candidate looks a bit closer to home and evaluates the party he first joined in 1975. He first entered parliament some 35 years ago so with his experience he is ideally placed to provide this insight.

Mon, July 22nd, 2019

TVMucho – Top ten shows of the week July 22 – 28

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