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Our critic’s selection of the latest in home viewing
The first three episodes introduce five characters from around the globe, but very few aliens
The BBC1 series follows a ragtag group brought together to do community service, but the action is better than the jokes
New BBC2 docu-series argues that the time of ‘drum machines and big hair’ was also one of unprecedented innovation
The storming of the US Capitol relived through the testimonies of protesters, police and members of Congress
Series six presents a perplexing new investigation on the island for DI Jimmy Perez
I want to join in the water cooler chat, but I don’t want to watch a hyperviolent dystopian Korean TV show
The actor on his ‘spooky’ similarities to Trump, being an ‘awful’ Han Solo and doing community service with Stephen Merchant in The Outlaws
Season three opener finds the power-hungry Roy siblings escalating tensions to all-out war
The new FX series ‘Impeachment’ poses serious questions about sensationalism and public humiliation
Docudrama reflects on the life of the 18th-century poet and child prodigy
Ingmar Bergman’s penetrating 1973 TV series is given a 21st-century twist on Sky Atlantic/HBO
An impressive cast carries this Hitchcockian ITV thriller about a battered wife who meets a mysteriously omniscient stranger
The hit Korean series is on track to be Netflix’s most popular show but it exposes some hard truths about human behaviour
Award-winning creator of ‘Fleabag’ and ‘Killing Eve’ is the latest UK creative talent to be lured to Hollywood
A new reality game show invites members of the public to solve a mystery created by novelist Ian Rankin
The documentary charts the highs, lows and legacy of the party under the two political leaders
From sibling squabbles to inheritance infighting, the HBO series has a rich history of familial strife on which to draw
Documentary delves into the legal wrangling and bitter disagreement between the star and her conservator father
The Many Saints of Newark portrays the coming of age of television’s most complicated anti-hero
Showrunner Sarah Solemani and her cast discuss English fascism in the 1960s and the contemporary resonances in their new drama series
This series looks at a behavioural expert’s approach to dealing with disruptive children who are often given permanent exclusions
Tensions and resentments swirl in a suburban enclave as a schoolboy goes missing
This respectable adaptation brings Isaac Asimov’s intergalactic story to life on a vast scale
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