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SARAH VINE'S My TV Week: Ulster cops spank TikTok Dickens - Vimarsana News

SARAH VINE'S My TV Week: Ulster cops spank TikTok Dickens

This week, UK writer Sarah Vine takes a look at an adaptation of Great Expectations - on BBC1 and iPlayer. She however admits that this is 'Dickens for the TikTok generation'.

Blue Lights review: BBC's PSNI drama gives off a whiff of daytime telly but patience may just be required - Vimarsana News

Blue Lights review: BBC's PSNI drama gives off a whiff of daytime telly but patience may just be required

We’ve grown used to seeing Belfast standing in for other locations, including the unnamed Midlands city of Line of Duty, 1830s London in The Frankenstein Chronicles and, a touch bizarrely, Dublin in Dublin Murders.

Blue Lights, BBC One, review: Stands out from the crowd of cop shows - Vimarsana News

Blue Lights, BBC One, review: Stands out from the crowd of cop shows

In the BBC's latest procedural thriller, cops are neither heroes nor villains – just ordinary people trying to do their job

BBC Blue Lights viewers spot error in first episode of new crime drama - Vimarsana News

BBC Blue Lights viewers spot error in first episode of new crime drama

BBC1's Blue Lights, which aired at 9pm yesterday, follows officers in Belfast - but viewers confessed they were distracted by a continuity mistake in the first episode.

'You're a brave wee peeler, aren't you?' In Blue Lights, an uneasy peace grips Belfast – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'You're a brave wee peeler, aren't you?' In Blue Lights, an uneasy peace grips Belfast – The Irish Times

Television: In BBC’s gritty new cop drama, an idealistic PSNI recruit is quickly set straight on limits of what police could or should try to do