TV
Reviews of TV series available on Netflix UK, Amazon Prime and other video on-demand services.
Why you should catch up with Only Murders in the Building
September 7, 2025 | David Farnor
Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez are a delight to watch in this warm and witty true crime comedy.Read More
Top 10 TV on catch-up: What’s on-demand this week?
September 7, 2025 | David Farnor
In this golden age of TV, there’s always something new to be counting down to. But there’s also always something to be catching up with, from the show all your mates are talking about to the one that’s easy to … Read More
Why you should be watching Channel 4’s The Jury: Murder Trial
August 26, 2025 | Ivan Radford
Channel 4’s reality TV series is a gripping, unsettling exploration of trial by jury.Read More
Hostage: A gripping, character-driven thriller
August 25, 2025 | David Farnor
Suranne Jones and Julie Delpy are a dynamite double-act in this gripping, character-driven political thriller.Read More
Untamed: A gripping showcase for a soulful Eric Bana
August 25, 2025 | Ivan Radford
This conventional but compelling crime drama set in Yosemite National Park is a gripping showcase for a soulful lead turn from Eric Bana.Read More
Why The Gathering should be your next box set
August 25, 2025 | David Farnor
Channel 4’s timely teen mystery thriller is an absorbing tale of modern pressures and toxic parents.Read More
Why you should be watching Chief of War
August 24, 2025 | David Farnor
Jason Momoa’s thrilling, brutal historical epic is as distinctive as it is ambitious.Read More
007: Road to a Million: Season 2: A successful reboot
August 23, 2025 | Ivan Radford
This successful, and sorely needed, reformatting of Amazon’s James Bond reality series makes for a thrilling and fun competition.Read More
Why you should be watching Amazon’s Upload
August 23, 2025 | David Farnor
Greg Daniels’ high-concept sci-fi comedy balances absurd silliness with satirical smarts.Read More
Unforgivable: Moving, thoughtful storytelling
August 23, 2025 | David Farnor
Jimmy McGovern’s understated exploration of the aftermath of abuse is a masterclass in moving, thoughtful storytelling.Read More
