Only murders In The Building is like a warm cup of coffee. It’s comforting, refreshing but also stimulating.

Has Joe stumbled upon a new target for his deranged affections?

Despite an at times overpowering soundtrack, this is a quiet film which manages to build an unbearable tension from the simplest of moments.

Far from an easy watch, Squid Game is nail-biting, edge of your seat and whatever other cliches mean fucking terrifying.

Sex Education is a safe and fun place where nothing is off limits.

Every person at the White Lotus thinks they are a good person, which prompts the question; is anyone truly good in a corrupt society?

From New York at night to Dublin on a train, love is in the air, for some more convincingly than others.

Over our social media pageswe asked for the What...If? stories you could come up with.

Unlike its competition in this genre, Young Royals is unafraid to present the realistic side of teenage life.

Spain’s answer to Gossip Girl is back with it’s fourth season and it’s as eccentric, sensual and melodramatic as ever.

Managing not to compromise on the comedy and yet never shying away from tough subject matters.

Mare of Easttown ensures the audience is held captivated by the plot’s constant twists, dark revelations and intriguing characters.

The Underground Railroad is an unflinching, haunting and deeply beautiful adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize winning book of the same name.

While the writing and direction is somewhat unsatisfactory, ‘Halston’ is a moreish delight for the eyes, that offers a good time.

Jupiter’s Legacy is one of the most exciting TV offerings so far this year. Squeezing an intense amount of action into eight episodes.

Line of Duty gripped the entirety of the UK and Ireland for a sixth season as the hunt for the “fourth man” has kept millions in thrall.

While belly laughs are sparse, a short burst of mindless fun is guaranteed!

An epic romance period drama, star-crossed lovers, a host of renowned actors with beautiful scenery and a stunning soundtrack.

There’s a demand in television viewership for mediocre teen drama and The Irregulars does as solid job of fulfilling it.

BBC’s New Crime Series Descends Into Chaotic Melodrama.