Keith Watson

There are no skeletons in the conductor’s cupboard, but it’s worth hearing from the master about the nuts and bolts of his craft

Sharon D Clarke joins a cluttered field as the crime-solving expert called in to crack the cases that leave the police stumped

BBC One’s medical drama launched the careers of Eddie Redmayne and Jodie Comer, as well as countless writers – it will be missed

At 76, Bates manages to out-perform everyone else in the cast of Sky Witness’s series, playing a tough lawyer with a knotty backstory

This Netflix series based on Gabriel García Márquez’s book demands a considerable commitment from the viewer, but it’s one well worth making

In this box-set era, short stories on screen are an endangered species. Why try and make your point in 30 minutes when streaming offers endless stretches of time to fill?

Channel 5’s adaptation of P D James’s crime novels should fill the gap left by Endeavour – but Carvel is let down by weak characterisation

Let's face it, the power of G(o)od is never going to triumph when the other two thirds of the trinity are WAG and boyband royalty.

Danny, the Fly boy with a python in his pants, is a nice guy sure - but the Reverend was robbed

Such is the reverence with which Gabriel García Márquez 's Nobel prize-winning novel One Hundred Years of Solitude is held that surely trying to