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Editorial
Product Description
Import from the Neterlands, which plays in English.
Series two of Hotel Babylon picks up and quickly adopts the style of the popular preceding season. Once again following the things you never see at a luxury hotel--along with what the staff get up to when youre not looking--its hardly classic television, but you cant deny its irresistible mix of entertainment.
So, with a cast led by Tamzin Outhwaite and Max Beesley, and with a few surprising star guests, Hotel Babylon soon gets down to business. Across this second series theres the arrival of a Premiership football team, for instance, along with a bit of politics and a few gangsters too. All of these sit side-by-side with the antics of the staff themselves, who arent short of a few scandals to keep the entertainment factor powering along.
What sets Hotel Babylon aside from many of the shows that seem to quickly come and go is the sheer sense of fun. Its an ideal show to switch on and relax to, rarely requiring you to engage your brain, but not falling short when it comes to outright enjoyment.
Based around the book by Imogen Edwards-Jones, Hotel Babylon enjoys good performances, zippy direction and plenty going on. And, crucially, it works as a happily diverting piece of television, with a giddy sense of soap opera about it.