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I Review Freeview

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James Brook reviews programs on Freeview TV. He’s an old codger who likes watching TV but dislikes paying for streaming services. There’s enough on Freeview to keep him occupied and if not? Well, there’s always books to read. He is usually acerbic, can be caustic and is often witty. If you want him to review an upcoming Freeview program, drop an email to contact@ireviewfreeview.com or use the website ireviewfreeview.com

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3/17/2024

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November 24, 2024

Goodbye for now

James Jameson bids farewell to podcasting, reflecting on the emotional toll of creating content in a poignant, short episode that's a fitting goodbye.

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November 7, 2024

James reviews Patricia Cornwell’s At Risk (2010) on Great! Movies, Gunpowder on U&Drama and (not) LEGO Masters: Australia on E4.

James is back to eclectic mixes (again) with the seasonally appropriate ‘Gunpowder’ which he missed last year; He really rates Patricia Cornwall as a writer, but fears ‘At Risk’ will be yet another vapid, run-of-the-mill snooze-fest churned out for the dosh. And, Although LEGO masters was forecast in what's up next, it hasn't made it, for reasons that will be apparent. The way, the image for this episode was generated by a free AI image generator with the prompt: on the left is a small lego tower, with differently coloured blocks. In the middle is a small derringer gun with a wisp of smoke coming out of the muzzle and to the right is a barrel with ‘GUNPOWDER’ written on it.

Episode thumbnail for James reviews Nightmare Tenants, Slum Landlords on 5*,  For the Love of Dogs with Alison Hammond on ITV1 and  Time Bandits (1981) on Film

November 1, 2024

James reviews Nightmare Tenants, Slum Landlords on 5*, For the Love of Dogs with Alison Hammond on ITV1 and Time Bandits (1981) on Film

James casts his beady eye on one of his favourite films (will it stand up to scrutiny?), expects something light and fluffy with wagging tails and - in contrast -  surly people doing unneighbourly things. By the way, the image for this episode was generated by a free AI image generator with the prompt: A silhouette of a cute little dog is jumping up at a ‘for rent’ sign for a decrepit house, while in the background is the misty, mysterious image of a giant clock.  

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What is I Review Freeview?

James Brook reviews programs on Freeview TV.

He’s an old codger who likes watching TV but dislikes paying for streaming services. There’s enough on Freeview to keep him occupied and if not? Well, there’s always books to read.

He is usually acerbic, can be caustic and is often witty.

If you want him to review an upcoming Freeview program, drop an email to contact@ireviewfreeview.com or use the website ireviewfreeview.com

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates weekly.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 7 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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