James Walton

Somewhere between eye-opening and jaw-dropping: Sky’s Hawking – Can You Hear Me? reviewed

Plus: as reboots go, the return of Never Mind the Buzzcocks on Sky Max isn’t a radical one — more the TV equivalent of a tribute act

Before survival and physics took over: Stephen Hawking holding his son Robert as a baby. Credit: © Jane Hawking 
issue 25 September 2021
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