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The Bear: This final season is The Pitt meets Kitchen Nightmares
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Rivals Season 2: Another glorious round of romping and revenge
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Amandaland season 2 review: influencer culture reaches South Harlesden
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The Pitt review: The best show on TV is finally here ★★★★★
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Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere – Sun, sexism, and suspiciousness
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Love Story on Disney+ review: Can Ryan Murphy avoid the Kennedy Curse?
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The Beauty on Disney+ review: this explosive body horror has guts
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Heated Rivalry: Sweaty, steamy gay ice hockey romance scores big ★★★★★
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Call the Midwife Christmas Special 2025: a quietly radical show
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The End of an Era episode two — a moving peek behind the PR curtain
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Taylor Swift: The End of an Era episode one — A sobering start
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The War Between the Land and the Sea: a Doctor-lite take on aliens
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Summerwater on Channel 4: emotional repression on steroids
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Caroline Flack: Search For The Truth — A repellent true crime angle
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All's Fair: This deranged Kim Kardashian show is a fun fever dream
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House of Guinness review: this 'stout Succession' is no Peaky Blinders
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Coldwater on ITV review: stylish thriller that properly confronts PTSD
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Building the Band on Netflix: I’d watch five more series immediately
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Andor season two review: welcome back, anti-fascist space rebels
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Black Mirror S7 review: a welcome return to form
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Buying London on Netflix: Selling Sunset comes to the capital
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Peak woke for Doctor Who: so the Doctor is gay now?
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The Dropout: Seyfried’s Elizabeth Holmes is pitiful, not pitiable
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Hello Tomorrow! on AppleTV+ review: can’t quite get off the ground
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All That Breathes on Sky review: eco documentary is deeply affecting
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Euphoria shines a light on the dark side of Generation Z
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Christmas Carole on Sky review: this contemporary retread lacks spirit
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Branson Sky documentary: say what you like, it’s one hell of a story
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Jungle review: Rappers turned actors shine in drill music drama
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