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Alley Cats is another confident addition to Ricky Gervais' catalogue. It's witty, unapologetically British, surprisingly thoughtful and packed with enough sharp observations to keep audiences laughing long after each episode ends.

Rather than chasing shock value, it explores how an entire community attempted to comprehend an act of violence that seemed impossible to understand.

Batman: Caped Crusader season 2 carries on the quality level set from the prior season and continues to balance retro-familiarity in terms of its aesthetic, whilst switching up Bats’ rogues gallery to keep them fresh.

One of the best female lead series I’ve seen in a long time. With sharp humour, entertaining mayhem, stylish locations, and two immensely watchable performers, Ride or Die is the must-watch series!

Whilst Little House on the Prairie is an easy watch, if it’s not going to be daring and push the boat out, then it’s just a remake for remakes' sake, and audiences are getting pretty sick of those.

For viewers who love pink and stories built for the social media generation, Elle delivers exactly what's promised. For everyone else, it may feel like a fashionable detour that ultimately leads back to a question Hollywood continues to avoid: What happened to creating something new?

Off Campus is charming, funny, surprisingly thoughtful, and packed with enough chemistry to melt the ice rink. With eight episodes, lasting roughly one hour each, this series is a perfect binge watch.

Tip Toe is one of the most compelling LGBTQ+ dramas of the year. With exceptional performances, thoughtful storytelling, strong character work, and a vivid sense of place, it offers far more than representation alone.

Spider-Noir is an excellent, unique, stylish and well paced tale set in an era that the comic book genre hasn’t swung into before. Cage rocks, Gleeson is having a ball and the rest of the cast slide into the noir world impressively.

Mating Season is a bold, if slightly overstuffed, addition to Netflix’s adult animation slate. It doesn’t always strike the perfect balance between comedy and commentary, but it’s rarely dull.

For now, though, The Boys bows out in a way that feels true to itself; loud, confrontational, and just a little bit unhinged. It may not be perfect, but it’s hard to deny that it goes out swinging.

The Punisher: One Last Kill is a masterclass in how to handle a legacy character. It respects the history established in previous iterations while confidently planting its feet in the present.

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Worst Ex Ever season two delivers exactly what its title promises, for better and worse. It’s compelling, frustrating, sometimes repetitive, but consistently watchable.

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Beef season 2 might not have the shock factor of the first season, but it proves that the show’s core idea still has plenty of bite left. Just don’t expect the same flavour twice.

Malcolm in the Middle: Life's Still Unfair is far better than it had any real right to be and a genuine benchmark for how these revivals should be approached.

With Netflix’s Big Mistakes, Dan Levy swerves sharply into darker, stranger territory, delivering a series that blends family dysfunction with crime energy in a way that’s both chaotic and surprisingly endearing.