The Hour, BBC Two, Episode 1, Review

The Hour

First Posted: 20/07/11 09:00 BST Updated: 18/09/11 11:12 BST

www.telegraph.co.uk:

Until three weeks ago I'd have said that the problem with representations of journalism in TV drama is that they make it seem far more exciting than it is. Take State of Play, Paul Abbott's 2003 thriller starring John Simm: terrific entertainment, but it makes it look as if a reporter's life is a cyclone of violence, Holmesian deduction and affairs with MPs' wives.

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Until three weeks ago I'd have said that the problem with representations of journalism in TV drama is that they make it seem far more exciting than it is. Take State of Play, Paul Abbott's 2003 thril...
Until three weeks ago I'd have said that the problem with representations of journalism in TV drama is that they make it seem far more exciting than it is. Take State of Play, Paul Abbott's 2003 thril...
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01:30 AM on 07/26/2011
Ay! It's McNulty! Damn, I miss that show...