TV critics
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CriticsSquid Game; Smoke
“It’s a well-intentioned and on-the-whole successful conclusion to a brutal South Korean blockbuster”
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CriticsAmol Rajan Goes to the Ganges; The Bear
“Television for the soul, whether you believe in one or not”
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CriticsTrainwreck: Poop Cruise; Ironheart; Why Cities Flood
“Despite it perhaps sounding like a bad-taste parody, this shock-doc for silly season doesn’t stink”
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CriticsThe Gilded Age; Celebrity Puzzling
“The latest run is the best yet, fairly fizzing with gossip and intrigue”
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CriticsHeston: My Life With Bipolar; Pushers; Murder Most Puzzling
“May have been yet another of those emotional journey films, but it was an unusually powerful and important one”
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CriticsOutrageous; Race Across the World: The Reunion; The Waterfront; Amol Rajan Interviews; Long Lost Family
“While the script editors could have taken more care with some of the clunky exposition, this is undeniably fun and jaunty”
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CriticsShifty; Pile Up: World’s Biggest Crash Test
“It’s like being talked at for six hours by a coked-up bipolar genius at an aggressively loud house party”
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CriticsFubar; Confessions of a Parent Killer
“Schwarzenegger’s ability to laugh at himself is a persistent pleasure throughout this enjoyably hokey espionage dramedy”
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CriticsRace Across the World; Flight 149: Hostage of War
“RATW rarely disappoints and this was another uplifting finale with worthy victors”
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CriticsThe Yorkshire Vet: At Home With The Greens; Surviving Syria’s Prisons
“The Yorkshire Vet: At Home With The Greens could only be more Channel 5 if Jane McDonald turned up at the end to belt out a tune”
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CriticsJamie’s Dyslexia Revolution; Beth
“You have to admire his drive, his passion, his Tiggerish positivity and refusal to be ignored”
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CriticsThe Survivors; St Denis Medical; Dan Snow & The Lost City
“A study in how raw grief and festering resentment warp everything”
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CriticsGinny & Georgia
“It’s the perfect example of the Netflix formula: soapy, cheesy fun led by unbelievably good-looking actors”
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CriticsWhat It Feels Like for a Girl; Dover 24/7: Britain’s Busiest Port
“It is funny, heartbreaking, occasionally disturbing, sharply written and well acted”
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CriticsAnd Just Like That; Doctor Who
“It took a while for it to get there, but finally, the Sex and the City spin-off feels comfortable in its own skin”