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Comedy writer for tv & radio & freelance contributor to Private Eye. @BAFTA Connect member
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I Will Find You review – seen one maddeningly watchable Harlen Coben adaptation? You’ve seen them all

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By Sarah Dempster
| Yahoo News UK Verified
A lever groans, a pipe judders and thunk; another length of premium-grade bunkum is extruded from the Harlan Coben Industrial Adaptation Complex™. This particular emission – an eight-part assemblage of fists and mumbling entitled I Will Find You – is the 13th of Coben's novels to have been processed by Netflix as part of a 14-book deal. Which means – the pulse quickens – there is now just one more to go. On Netflix, at least.
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The Alien Autopsy Scandal review – an exquisite, playful look at how a faked video swept the world

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By Sarah Dempster
| MSN UK Verified
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The Alien Autopsy Scandal review – an exquisite, playful look at how a faked video swept the world

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By Sarah Dempster
| Yahoo News UK Verified
You will, no doubt, be familiar with the 1995 footage of a supposed alien autopsy. Since its yikes-inducing TV debut, the jittery black-and-white film is estimated to have been viewed by a billion people. Still, for better or worse, here it is again: a scrum of faceless hazmat suits hover over the corpse of a pot-bellied humanoid. Its forehead? Bulbous. Its expression? Pensioner outraged at price of bark chippings in local branch of Wickes.
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