The DVD was reviewed by David Upton for webzine PopMatters, who gave the main feature an 8/10 rating, and the extras a 5/10 rating, [11] and Ben Walsh for The Independent, who gave the DVD overall 4/5.

In the 17th century, villager Elizabeth Gadge ( Ruth Sheen) stands accused of witchcraft; she will be burnt at the stake if found guilty. Cold Comfort" was generally praised, though also characterised as weaker than other episodes in the series. Shearsmith is fantastic as a man whose strange, laughable obsession hides a tragic, troubling truth. Thus there have been interminable arguments as to whether it should be seen as a kind of sonata form (with the "Turkish" music of bar 331, which is in B ♭ major, functioning as a kind of second group), or a kind of concerto form (with bars 1–207 and 208–330 together making up a double exposition), or even a conflation of four symphonic movements into one (with bars 331–594 representing a Scherzo, and bars 595–654 a slow movement). Also, the "Ode to Joy" was used as the national anthem of Rhodesia between 1974 and 1979, as " Rise, O Voices of Rhodesia".Heavy regular use of nitrous oxide can lead to a deficiency of vitamin B12 and to a form of anaemia.

was also nominated for Best TV Sitcom at the 2014 Freesat Awards, [196] which celebrate the best of free British television.Expect the usual blend of comedy and suspense as a group of unsuspecting 'champers' are plagued by an unknown presence. And Haydn, too, had used this arrangement in a number of his own works such as the String Quartet No. Based on the testimony of some of the participants, there are suggestions that the symphony was under-rehearsed (there were only two full rehearsals) and somewhat uneven in execution. In fact, it soon became clear that the actual storyline centred on the live broadcast descending into deadly chaos as supernatural forces assailed the cast, crew, props and even the continuity announcer. Pantalone ( Paterson Joseph) has hired a gang to carry out a diamond robbery, unaware that half the gang is planning to double-cross the others.

Another love-letter to classic horror, the conclusion to this creepy instalment is arguably the entire show’s most unsettling yet.

British horror veteran David Warner is a hoot as the local magistrate with a keen interest in the torture devices. The first electrical recording of the Ninth was recorded in England in 1926, with Felix Weingartner conducting the London Symphony Orchestra, issued by Columbia Records. When wedding photographer Adrian (Pemberton) seems bored by his marriage to Harriet ( Nicola Walker), instead focusing on jigsaws and Pot Noodles, his wife desires to renew their wedding vows.