
Why ‘The Dropout’ stands head and shoulders above the rest in a very crowded field.
*Contains spoilers for the series up to the finale.* The era of Peak-TV appears to be going through a grifter stage right now, and not just any...

Hacks: This brilliant new comedy has a lot to state about the state of comedy on television.
There has never been a time in the history of television in which the term “comedy” has encompassed such a broad range of works as it does now....

Top Boy delivers its best series yet.
Holy shiiiii.… wow. Those were my words (or thereabouts) when the second Netflix series of Top Boy ended, literally, with a bang. Taken from Paul...

ITV’s ‘Holding’ is a warm and engaging thriller.
ITV’s latest murder mystery drama comes with a high pedigree. Holding is based on the best-selling novel by Graham Norton and stars a slew of big TV...

Somebody Somewhere is the warm hug we all need at the moment. It’s a show that celebrates the little victories in life.
In a television landscape where everything feels BIG and boundary-pushing, and where TV is almost shouting at you to stand out, it can be harder to...

‘How Met Your Mother’ sequel doesn’t quite do much to fix the original show’s problematic past and isn’t as innovate as its predecessor either.
When How I Met Your Mother first premiered in 2005, there was little reason to believe it was anything other than a Friends copycat. It had the...

The season finale of ‘Euphoria’ showcases the show at its most audacious and tender.
The final moments of last week’s episode promised fireworks, even the potential for horror, and for its final chapter of season two, Euphoria...

Killing Eve returns but feels as if it’s going round in cirlces.
It’s been almost two years since high stakes spy thriller Killing Eve last graced our screens, so don’t be too hard on yourself if the odd plot...

Euphoria: Lexi’s play sees the series at its funniest and most poignant.
An episode that feels like a culmination of many things Euphoria has been building up to this season, The Theater and Its double sees the...

Apple TV’s ‘Severance’ is crazy, fun and utterly unsettling
Apple's new drama follows Mark Scout (Adam Scott), a man who has undergone a new procedure known as Severance. It's a unique procedure offered to...

‘Euphoria’ shifts the spotlight to Nate Jacobs as we worry for Cassie.
It was always going to be a mighty task to top last week’s episode. While this doesn’t quite reach the dizzying heights that came with Rue’s...

Louis Theroux’s ‘Extreme and Online’ is an important and worryingly timely watch.
There have only been a few times that Louis Theroux has had the cameras turned on him whilst making his documentaries. When he met America's Most...

One Year In, Marvel’s TV Series Have Found a Formula That Works
At some point around ten years ago, Marvel Studios figured out a system that worked for them: take the formulaic plot structure inherent to...

Why I Want to Save Our Channels
"Great telly stays with you." I see television as a medium with the ability to bring us together more than any other. There's no greater feeling...

‘Maid’ the must-see Netflix drama that feels tender and timely.
Netflix dramas can be a strange breed. They're often bombastic and over the top like the strangely addictive YOU or they are sleeper hits that...

The BBC: Something’s Got to Give
Following the news that the licence fee will be frozen for two years, Robin Parker looks at where the BBC goes from here. It’s rapidly becoming less...

Helen Chambers is the MVP of ‘The Tourist’
In the fourth episode of the BBC's brilliant thriller The Tourist, rookie cop Helen Chambers admits she tried to kill herself. It's an admission...

Why ‘Seinfeld’ still works in the streaming era
Thanks to the influx of streaming services, television classics are now available to us more readily and easier than they ever have been, and with...

How ‘The Leftovers’ quietly became the most soulful show of the Peak TV era.
Damon Lindelof’s The Leftovers, adapted from Tom Perotta’s novel, feels only timelier now. The series is set in a world that is dealing with the...

2022: Our Most Anticipated Shows
2021's television was outstanding but we've high hopes for the shows of 2022. In this piece, Site Editor Luke Knowles and site contributor Hannah...

The Magic of Strictly Come Dancing: Why BBC One’s Saturday night spectacular continues to thrive
As this year's series of Strictly Come Dancing reaches its final stages, Matt Donnelly looks at what makes the show special and how it has stayed...

OPINION: How ‘Rectify’ brought arthouse to the TV screen and became a standout drama.
A look at one of the best dramas ever to air that you've never probably heard of. First aired Monday 22nd April 2013 2015 on SundanceTV...

OPINION: Why we should stop searching for more Game of Thrones and focus on ‘The Last Kingdom’
As broadcasters and streamers scramble to fill the void left by Game of Thrones, we look at how that show has been under our noses since 2015! First...

OPINION: Why we need to be shouting about the brilliant ‘What We Do in the Shadows’
Megan Hyland looks at the brilliance of What We Do in the Shadows and why the series hasn't caught on here in the UK and why that needs to change....

Tokyo Vice from HBO Max coming to the BBC.
The BBC have acquired Tokyo Vice from HBO Max. The eight-part crime drama has received mixed reviews since it launched earlier this month on HBO...

Sally Rooney’s Conversations with Friends gets air date on BBC Three & Hulu
Sally Rooney's romantic drama Conversations with Friends will arrive on BBC Three on Sunday 15th May, the same day it arrives on US streaming...

Apple TV+ confirm release date of Maya Rudolph comedy Loot.
Apple TV+ has a new comedy from Maya Rudolph. The actress leads an impressive ensemble cast in the workplace comedy titled Loot. The 10-episode...

Noel Fielding transforms into Dick Turpin for new Apple series
Apple have announced a series order for a new untitled comedy-adventure series starring Noel Fielding (“The Mighty Boosh,” “The Great British Bake...

Atlanta Season 3 coming to Disney+ in the UK
Disney+ today announced that the third season for the award-winning hit comedy series “Atlanta,” is set to premiere on the 29th of June exclusively...

HBO confirms fate of Curb Your Enthusiasm
Deadline are reporting that Larry David's celebrated improvised comedy will be back for its 12th season. Curb ostensibly operates on David’s...