John Heffernan

BBC's new take on Dracula is a hit with critics, one of whom says, it is the meatiest, goriest, most energetic and fun version of "she's ever Seen ".

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The E-Mail is celebrated reviewer "a Dracula horror Film fans of all stripes".

The Telegraph reviewer, the Danish actor praises Claes Bang for its "witty, cheeky and exciting" portrayal of the Bram Stoker vampire.

"could It be true to the original, but it is a cry of,"

The BBC was A mini-series was written and developed by Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss , The Duo behind the award-winning Sherlock.

It began on the day of the New Year with a 90-minute rate, with a further two episodes will follow on Thursday and Friday.

The First episode of Bang seven citizens of the count saw, rejuvenated by the blood extracted from a lawyer, Jonathan Harker , crossed swords with a formidable nun.

The Guardian 's Lucy Mangan called Dolly Wells , sister Agatha, "The Best nun of all times", while the "fish hook charm and diabolical spirit, who is praised," Bang Performance .

"," she writes, describing the drama as "not only a pleasure, but a tribute."

The Mirror 's Ian Hyland , calls The Show "very funny and uplifting", while at the same time, "not everyone will like".

the drama "holds the novel is more macabre attractions, adds freshness, wit and energy, and only occasionally pulls".

However, the Metro Keith Watson was less impressed, describing it as " the "felt naggingly like [a case of] style over substance".

Moffat and Gatiss worked on Doctor Who and Sherlock, before he Stoker 1897 Gothic horror novel.

And it was a nod to Sherlock in The First edition of Dracula, the sister Agatha saw, they refer to "a detective acquaintance in London".

Some viewers also saw the mention of "a beautiful barmaid at The Rose and crown" as a reference to the former Doctor Who character Clara Oswald .

Dracula went on Wednesday by The First episode of Doctor Who -the new series, which was also positive by the critics.

According to The Guardian , Stuart Jeffries , it was "" in a series opener That saw Jodie Whittaker doctor, together with MI6.

saluted The Show "modern, zeitgeisty, [and] ambitious" plot, while The Mirror is Nicola Methven, described it as a "rip-roaring [and] action-packed".

Telegraph critic Singh was also performances impressed by the"", in Stephen Fry , Sacha Dhawan and Sir Lenny Henry cameo.

Wednesday, the episode ended with an on-screen dedication to "masterful" Doctor Who author Terrance Dicks ,

the doctor, the GMT is still on Bbc One on Sunday at 19:00.

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