Lucy Mangan is a TV critic at The Guardian. She covers a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including plays and musicals, celebrities, and pop culture, while also exploring themes related to culture and society. Lucy's work has been featured in various prominent publications, including the Daily Courier, Yahoo Sports Canada, and the Irish Examiner.
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Lucy Mangan's focus is primarily on reviewing various forms of entertainment, particularly TV shows and dramas. Her articles also touch upon themes related to house & home, especially during holidays like Christmas.
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If we dare to express the smallest fraction of our anger the most likely response is mockery, minimisation or disdain
By: Lucy Mangan
I'll be honest with you – committed pessimist that I am, pseudo-incest was still not a square on my 2026 bingo card. But then along comes Alice and Steve to prove me wrong!
By: Lucy Mangan
This tale of a midlife man dating his best friend’s 26-year-old daughter is interminable, and so unconvincing that Clement looks embarrassed throughout
Max Cady (Javier Bardem), a convicted killer just released from jail, seeks vengeance against Anna (Amy Adams) and Tom Bowden (Patrick Wilson), the two attorneys who put him in prison in the limited series inspired by Martin Scorsese's 1991 film of the same name (a remake of the 1962 film that itself was based on John D. MacDonald's 1957 novel "T
By: Lucy Mangan
This cosy medical drama does exactly what it sets out to do – soothe viewers’ souls with a celebration of smalltown values and secret goodness. It’s TV where nothing will distress you
By: Lucy Mangan
When you hear a terrible story – something shocking, something that recalibrates your understanding of what people can, will, have done to each other, some new depth of horror plumbed – it is natural to want to look away. Protect yourself from new...
By: Lucy Mangan
In this passionate documentary, Chris Packham looks at the notorious nature invaders – and whether we should love or loathe those flashes of neon green in our skies
By: Lucy Mangan
Wouldn't life be easier without a conscience? Imagine the freedom. No guilt. No anxiety.
By: Lucy Mangan
This documentary about the journalist’s Alzheimer’s soon takes a turn, as he hears of an unreported mining disaster and goes on the hunt for truth. It’s a dignified tale of a courageous, compassionate man
Jon Snow: A Last Big Story is a valediction that forbids mourning. The hour-long documentary follows the 78-year-old investigative journalist and
