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Sam Delaney
Sam Delaney
Sam Delaney is a writer and broadcaster from London. His latest book, Sort Your Head Out - Mental Health Without All The Bollocks (Constable), is out now in paperback. You can read more of his stuff and listen to his weekly podcast on his Substack (sambdelaney.substack.com)
Don't let the rubbish name put you off – 'Money Heist' is break-in good
TV

Don't let the rubbish name put you off – 'Money Heist' is break-in good

The kids are alright with TV like Love, Master Of None and The Big Sick
TV

The kids are alright with TV like Love, Master Of None and The Big Sick

Make the news great again! A lament for imbalanced reporting, on both sides
TV

Make the news great again! A lament for imbalanced reporting, on both sides

Never knew you needed to see Jackie Chan battering the IRA? Netflix did...
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Never knew you needed to see Jackie Chan battering the IRA? Netflix did...

The spirit of Grenfell six months on
Housing

The spirit of Grenfell six months on

Acceptable in the 80s – plotting your return to the peak era of Christmas TV
TV

Acceptable in the 80s – plotting your return to the peak era of Christmas TV

Sam Delaney: don't let weepy Christmas TV ads dampen your consumptive frenzy
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Sam Delaney: don't let weepy Christmas TV ads dampen your consumptive frenzy

The Deuce – David Simon's return to form is a throwback to a TV golden age
TV

The Deuce – David Simon's return to form is a throwback to a TV golden age

American Vandal – parody true crime documentary is among the best TV of 2017
TV

American Vandal – parody true crime documentary is among the best TV of 2017

Ozark – more excellent drama about a family man working for a drug cartel
TV

Ozark – more excellent drama about a family man working for a drug cartel

Sky Atlantic's Gomorrah gives a very different view of our Italian cousins
TV

Sky Atlantic's Gomorrah gives a very different view of our Italian cousins

Fargo – nuanced and wilfully weird drama still thriving after 21 years
TV

Fargo – nuanced and wilfully weird drama still thriving after 21 years

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