Netflix UK TV review: Living With Yourself

Paul Rudd and Aisling Bea are fantastic in this ambitious, surprising thoughtful cloning comedy.Read More

Why you should catch up with Modern Love

John Carney’s warm anthology of love in New York is a sweet, superbly acted affair.Read More

Giri/Haji: One of the year’s most original TV shows

One of the year’s most original and unique series, this globe-trotting, culture-blending thriller is a remarkable piece of TV.Read More

UK TV review: Motherland Season 2

This frank, funny sitcom about parenting is brilliantly written and performed.Read More

Netflix UK TV review: Dead to Me

“Wherever Judy goes, chaos usually follows,” says Steve (James Marsden) about his ex-fiancé (Linda Cardellini) in Netflix’s Dead to Me. It’s a warning that soon comes true, as the twisting, turning thriller finds its groove – and then keeps twisting … Read More

UK TV review: State of the Union

This bite-sized comedy charting the breaking down and making up of a marriage is a hilarious, heartfelt gem.Read More

First look UK TV review: World on Fire

The grounded portrait of ordinary people during World War II is an immediate and moving ensemble drama.Read More

Why you should be watching Undone

Amazon’s profoundly moving drama is packed with grand ideas, big emotions and stunning animation.Read More

Why you should be watching Mary Kills People

With Mary Kills People back on our screens this week for Season 2, we round up five reasons why you should be watching the addictive Canadian drama.

It’s darker than your average show

Euthanasia, the right to die and … Read More

Netflix UK TV review: The Politician

With a stellar cast and lavish style, Ryan Murphy’s political comedy leaves you entertained if not very invested.Read More