Christopher Stevens
- Writer and reviewer
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Jerk review
There's the core of a great idea here, poking fun at the sort of people who panic when they meet anyone with a serious disability. But a subject so sensitive needs clever, imaginative writing - not pratfalls and sight gags about walking frames.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 3rd August 2021Les Dawson: The Lost Tapes review
Glory of Les Dawson and Britain before we lost our sense of fun.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 22nd July 2021The day Eric shot Ernie with a stuffed poodle
Ello, ello! Here's Eric Morecambe as you've never seen him, dressed as a policeman in an oversized helmet. And he's towing a toy poodle on wheels.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 21st July 2021The story of Joan Le Mesurier's love triangle
Married to one of television's best-known actors - John Le Mesurier, the beloved Sergeant Wilson of Dad's Army - Joan caused a scandal when she plunged into an affair with her husband's closest friend and Britain's most famous comic, Tony Hancock.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 20th July 2021Reviews: Ronnie Corbett's Lost Tapes; This Way Up
Reviews of The Two Ronnies: Ronnie Corbett's Lost Tapes (5 stars) and Aisling Bea's sitcom This Way Up (4 stars).
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 15th July 2021Together review
Zoom, man-buns and the hell of lockdown with a partner you hate.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 18th June 2021Sliced review
When this comedy launched two years ago, I called it 'filthy but funny'. The foul language has been dialled down a notch. Not so filthy now -- and still funny.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 4th June 2021Motherland review
This show has become much more than a series of skits at the school gates. I hope it runs for years.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 25th May 2021Taskmaster review
Should you be looking for a show that treats its stars with utter disrespect, Taskmaster (C4) is just the ticket.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 21st May 2021The Pursuit Of Love, episode 2 review
Little Miss Heartbreak, Mr Shouty and how to save this flimsy satire.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 17th May 2021