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John Seven

  • Journalist and Children's Book Writer, Freelance
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Arts journalist, comics/tv/film reviewer, children's book author, Prisoner of Cell Block H worshipper
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What to watch now: British dramedy 'Brassic' suggests you can laugh and care at the same time

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By John Seven
| The Berkshire Eagle Verified
'Brassic' (Hulu) Actor Joe Gilgun has been on the screen practically all of his life, cutting his teeth on British soaps as a kid, where his unique personality managed to shine through in unexpected ways. He garnered international attention for his role in "This Is England" as Woody the skinhead, followed by three limited series on television that expanded his role.
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What to watch now: British police procedural proves you don't need high stakes and explosions to create binge-worthy drama

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By John Seven
| The Berkshire Eagle Verified
'The Responder' (Britbox) Tension can have a strong allure in a television series, but usually that tone is equated with action shows that have people racing against time, people like Kiefer Sutherland. But there are other kinds of tension than rushing to save the day, and these can often be richer and have larger meaning both in your view of the world and your view of yourself.
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What to watch now: FX series 'Pistol' stresses the 'Sex Pistols' were more than just a music group

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By John Seven
| The Berkshire Eagle Verified
'Pistol' (Hulu) It’s surprising that the FX series "Pistol," which tells the story of the infamous band the Sex Pistols, ends with a joyful scene, a recreation of the band’s benefit performance on Christmas day 1977 for the children of striking firefighters in Huddersfield. It’s a giddy spectacle that shows the band in good cheer and good unity. The scene highlights what could have been, had the band not self-destructed. Despite the hype, there was a lot of good in the Sex Pistols.
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