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Apple’s addictive new series illustrates why platforms are making audiences wait for their next fix
New TV comedy ‘The Change’ and ‘Sex and the City’ reboot ‘And Just Like That’ show women over 40 in a fresh light
Boosted by TikTok mania, the mockumentary’s stooge has become its unwitting star
From live broadcasts of the OJ Simpson trial to verbatim recreations of Depp vs Heard, justice juices ratings
When it comes to the big events, there is apparently no such thing as too much coverage
From ‘Obsession’ to a remake of ‘Fatal Attraction’, the latest wave ranges from the awkward to the downright hilarious
The latest TV version of ‘Great Expectations’ is fresh and frank but other authors cry out for adaptation
New shows run the gamut from 1960s drug-fuelled mayhem to Billie Eilish as pseudo-therapist
Like its video game forebear, the series has trampled on genre tropes and emphasised the human impact of apocalypse
Season 3 of the streaming series finds its hero on a quest to regain status but the franchise may be relying too heavily on comebacks
In a format more often noted for naked ambition and the ridiculing of ‘villains’, The Piano’s heartwarming stories strike a human chord
After numerous gaffes and ‘Slapgate’ last year, organisers are playing it safe with uncontroversial hosts and crisis teams on standby
As John Cleese revives his 1970s classic, will it offend modern sensitivities — or will it just fail to be funny?
The series is over but it will be remembered for subverting crime drama clichés and creating a new kind of TV cop
From ‘The Sopranos’ to ‘Frasier’ to ‘Shrinking’, shows have made comedy and serious drama out of the talking cure
Steeped in duplicity, hubris and the power of the herd mentality, this is very much a murder mystery for our times
‘Marie Antoinette’ says more about gender and power than the violent tale of the crazily successful Chippendales club
Subscribers are angry at the opaque reasons for abandoning programmes such as ‘1899’ and ‘Tuca & Bertie’
Armando Iannucci’s sci-fi satire ‘Avenue 5’ takes human narcissism beyond the earthly realms of ‘Succession’ and ‘The White Lotus’
Actors enjoying a parental leg-up is nothing new but amid anxieties over inequality, privilege no longer goes unchecked
The couple who broke away from the royal family are now talking about it at length — and the tone is hard to get right
Louis Theroux’s new long-form series should inform and entertain more than staid Friday-night formats
‘The English’ is the latest densely plotted drama to make you want to take notes and rewatch
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