The dishonesty of Netflix’s Eldorado: Everything the Nazis Hate
Its conflation of small-‘c’ conservatism and fascism is not only morally dubious but historically dishonest
James Delingpole
James Delingpole reviews television for The Spectator.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Chris Rock’s wonderful way to make a living
‘They’re the OGs of racism. They’re the Sugarhill Gang of racism.’
The refreshing darkness of Netflix’s Locke & Key
The world before woke
Thursday
The techniques of totalitarianism are still fully in play today
Instead of examining the dictators individually, How to Become a Tyrant explores their careers thematically
Tuesday
Ridley’s game
Raised by Wolves reviewed
Thursday
Tuesday
Bridgerton to nowhere
The storyline is Jane Austen with all the plot and nuance and character sophistication removed
Tuesday
Pawn show
The Queen’s Gambit overcomes its hackneyed ‘girl power’ message
Thursday
Netflix’s Barbarians taught me those Romans had it coming
Barbarians reviewed
Tuesday
Look east, old man
To the Lake is the right kind of Russian interference
Monday
Sensei it again
The return of the Karate Kid
Friday
Out of Nam’s way
In country, Down Under
Wednesday
Office romance: I’m loving The Bureau
When real members of the DGSE saw the first season, they gave it a standing ovation
Tuesday
Trump shouldn’t wear a mask
He ought to be taking a stand on this issue
Saturday
Perry Mason jars
A brutal backstory for HBO’s decadent detective
Tuesday
Custard and coffee
Lisbon is the perfect weekend destination to do very little
Sunday
Louis C.K. pulls it off
Funny is money
Thursday
Joe Exotic is an ordinary American
He is perhaps a little too fond of drugs and weaponry, but he has also overcome great personal misfortune
Friday
The Democrats are fracking insane
Proposing a ban is election suicide. The Democrats are doing it anyway.
Cats: The Snuff Movie
Too many Netflix true-crime documentaries are tiresome and overlong. This one was a lot worse than that