Netflix UK review: Hannah Gadsby: Douglas

9

Rating

Hannah Gadsby’s follow-up to Nanette is a confident, witty delight that doesn’t disappoint.Read More

Amazon UK TV review: Homecoming Season 2

7.7

Rating

Brilliant performances and stylish execution ensures that Homecoming remains a tense, mistrust-laden trip.Read More

Netflix UK TV review: The Big Flower Fight

5.3

Rating

Bake Off with plants, Netflix’s absurdly extravagant competition is a fun but uneven way to get your gardening fix.Read More

Why Tales from the Loop should be your next box set

7.3

Sci-fi, but not as we know it

A unique, sideways take on sci-fi, this slow, beautiful anthology explores profound questions of human existence.Read More

4 Weddings and a Funeral: A TV show worth committing to

6

Rating

Hulu’s unexpected update of Richard Curtis’ rom-com classic is a surprisingly entertaining watch.Read More

Catch up TV review: Big Zuu’s Big Eats, Ramadan in Lockdown, Reasons to be Cheerful, Mo Gilligan

What’s available on-demand on Freeview? Keep up-to-date with our weekly catch-up TV column, including reviews of shows on ITV Hub, new releases on All 4 and a guide to My5.

(For BBC TV reviews and round-ups, see our weekly Best … Read More

Why you should be watching Schitt’s Creek

9

Rating

This delightful riches-to-rags comedy maintains its sharply written charm until the very end.Read More

The best TV shows and box sets on BBC iPlayer (24th May 2020)

We review the best TV shows and films currently available on BBC iPlayer. (Click here to see our reviews of the best movies on BBC iPlayer.)

For BBC Three recommendations, click here.

Charlie Brooker’s Antiviral Wipe

Life in … Read More

BBC Three TV reviews: What’s new on the online channel and what’s worth watching?

In February 2016, BBC Three became the UK’s first online TV channel. The channel continues to serve up fresh new stuff every day, both long-form drama, documentary and comedy and short-form content that ranges from animations and clips to interviews … Read More

First look UK TV review: Little Fires Everywhere

6.3

Rating

This slow-burn study of race, class and privilege is full of highly combustible materials.Read More