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On Edge: Anticipating Game of Thrones Season 8
There is only one show that matters. And it is (nearly) here. Sam breaks down GoT’s final season.
Wishful Thinking: Anthem and the Future of AAA Development
Benedict channels his frustrations over Anthem into wishful thinking on the future of games development.
The Conundrum of Theatre and Diversity
Literature Exec Abi discusses the champions – and disappointments – of diversity within the theatre industry.
Closer to the Edge: The Best Female Characters on TV
In celebration of International Women’s Day, the Edge writers gather to pitch in their love for the best female characters on TV.
Alternative TV Bingewatching Guide: Hannibal
Culture Editor Ellis breaks down what may be the most ‘alternative’ show on TV.
Alternative TV Bingewatching Guide: Big Mouth
Charlotte explains why Big Mouth’s disgusting take on puberty is not to be missed.
The Edge’s Alternative TV Picks of 2019
Looking for a ‘different’ TV binge this year? Look no further than the Edge writers’ handy guide to alternative 2019.
Time Machine TV: Arthur
Austin Lovell travels back in time to discuss the enduring relevance of the children’s TV show.
Hidden Gems: Undertale
Louise Chase feels determined as she recounts her love for the 2015 indie title Undertale.
The Bandersnatch Effect: What’s Next for Netflix?
Is Bandersnatch really the future of streaming culture? Film Editor Alice investigates.
Review: Game Of Thrones – The Board Game
Tom Brewster goes slowly mad reviewing the 2nd edition of Fantasy Flight’s Game Of Thrones: The Board Game.
The Edge’s Top Ten Television Shows of 2018
Love it or hate it, there was a lot of telly worth tuning into in 2018. Your favourite entertainment magazine breaks it down.
My Favourite Christmas Tradition: The Pantomime
Literature Executive Abi Cutler reveals her favourite Christmas tradition – the love-it or hate-it annual pantomime.
Closer to the Edge: Our Favourite Christmas Binge Watches
What’s the definitive mince pie & sherry TV show binge? The Edge writers pitch in their thoughts.