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

Loki and Mobius have been pruned, but as the after credit scene showed, Loki is still alive confronted by what seems like a group of Loki's.

We're back in the depths of the TVA, Loki and Sylvie cause an event big enough for them to be saved, but they're now back as prisoners.

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

Serves as more of an opportunity to connect these two characters, to build their relationship and flesh out what we know already about them.

Leaving us on a cliffhanger, this is the episode where we get more of an insight of what "the variant" can do, or what they plan on doing.

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

The Prince of mischief is back with us.

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

This anthology TV show is weird and wacky, bringing together a range of differently animated short films.

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

An extension to a show many love, and at first glance it seems as though it will be of the same quality.

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 immersive, intriguing and fun experience that stayed true to Bardugo's novels, and intertwined the two Grishaverse series masterfully.

Building on the relationships we've seen throughout, bringing these characters together, going deeper into the flagsmashers and their plan.

This Is A Robbery does well to tell this true crime story, giving you all the facts, allowing you to speculate throughout.

With Marvel you can always expect them to treat the characters right. That is exactly what they do with the return of Zemo.

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

With the more Marvel film style at play, this will no doubt be just as it was played up to be, "a six hour Marvel movie".