Sian Clifford

Two Weeks To Live review

Baby-faced brutality in the wilds of Scotland.

It's Bear Grylls meets Hanna in this comedy starring Maisie Williams as Kim Noakes, a mysterious misfit raised in isolation by her survivalist mother, Tina, (Fleabag's Sian Clifford) after her father is murdered. Now all grown up and venturing out into the real (built) world, Noakes soon runs into a pair of hapless brothers whose prank to make her believe the apocalypse is coming triggers a set of deadly consequences. It's heavy-handed and blunt, but Williams is entertaining as the lethal protagonist.

Two Weeks To Live review

Really, the entire cast is good here, with Rizwan as Nicky also impressing, and it's a shame that such a solid bunch of actors haven't been given anything more remarkable to work with.

TV review: Two Weeks To Live, Sky One

Plenty of suprises, plenty of thrills and spills and Williams is excellent as misfit Kim who goes on a literal as well as an emotional journey.

Two Weeks To Live review

"Fish out of water" is a stock comedy premise, and in Two Weeks To Live, Kim is a very strange fish indeed.

Two Weeks To Live, episode 1 review

Maisie Williams's black comedy is disappointingly derivative.

Two Weeks To Live review

Leaving Game of Thrones behind her, the actor shines as a doomsday-prepper on a mission in this dark, sideways comedy with shades of Killing Eve.

Two Weeks To Live, Sky One, review

Maisie Williams impresses in confident and quirky black comedy.

Sian Clifford on her new survivalism comedy

We know her as buttoned-up high achiever Claire in Fleabag, even more tight-lipped Who Wants To Be A Millionaire obsessive Diana Ingram in Quiz and now controlling survivalist matriarch Tina Noakes in Two Weeks To Live.