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Silverstone immerses herself in the character of Cher.

Wadlow's sequel flails about like a bar room drunk in a brawl - despite hitting out in all directions, very few of its punches strike their target.

Catch one episode of this, and you are likely to be left in awe... catch more than on and you will start noticing the grinding repetitions.

The tone may be cheeky and playful, but it is always affectionately so.

Often there is a concept that positively zings, but then has little follow-through.

Redneck kids bond with black brothers. It's so corny, it can't be true. And yet it is - or was.

Severe editing might have been a better solution for this hit-and-miss affair.

The entire invasion might even be read as a vivid anxiety dream about the alienating impact of birth and parenthood.

The comedy is inspired at times, but what makes Scrubs stand out as the best thing going are the players.

What makes this hospital comedy unique is its risky business.

The characters have no backbone, the story little credibility or substance.