Conversation with Friends, BBC
The BBC return to the well of Sally Rooney for more emotionally complex, relentlessly bleak drama.
Ms Marvel (Disney+)
Marvel’s attempts to inject greater diversity into its programming is most welcome, but the output is still dull and familiar.
The Boys S3 (Amazon Prime)
Chaos recommences in Amazon’s anarchic, maddeningly brilliant Marvel alternative.
Barry, S3 (Now TV)
Bill Hader’s dark comedy about an assassin turned actor - one of the most underrated shows on television - really finds a new gear in its third season.
The Essex Serpent, Apple TV+
A rare misstep from Apple fails to ever truly get off the ground, despite the best efforts of those involved.
Stranger Things, Season 4 (Netflix)
Any concerns about Stranger Things’ enduring appeal are dispelled by an excellent first half to the fourth season of the Duffer brothers’ monster hit.
Big Boys, C4
The life affirming finale of Big Boys leaves you to reflect on the series and its characters fondly
Chivalry, C4
Sarah Solemani and Steve Coogan’s razor-sharp dramedy has much to say about Hollywood and its adaptation to #MeToo.
Better Call Saul, S6 (Netflix)
Seven stellar episodes leads us into a fascinating endgame for a series that has long been one of the best things on Netflix.
Derry Girls (Season 3), C4
Lisa McGee’s excellent comedy series bows out on an emotionally-charged high.
Ozark (Season 4), Netflix
Even as it reaches its swansong, Ozark remains a hyper-intelligent slow-burner.
Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty, Now TV
Who knew a look into the rise of the Lakers could provide so much insight into 1980s America?
Moon Knight, Disney +
Though it’s far from being perfect, Moon Knight is a successful attempt at integrating one of Marvel's lesser known characters into its cinematic universe.
Slow Horses, Apple TV
Though at times farfetched, Slow Horses is one of the more entertaining crime procedurals I’ve seen in a while.
The Thief, His Wife and the Canoe, ITV Hub
This series is far from groundbreaking, but it is a sad reminder that not all marital mistreatment involves a raised fist.
WeCrashed, Apple TV
I can’t think of a more comprehensive and brutal attack on people that actually exist
Peacemaker, Now TV
It's not surprising to see John Cena handed his own gig in the form of Peacemaker, which kicks off directly after the events of last year's Suicide Squad reboot.
Severance, Apple TV
Directed by Ben Stiller and Aoife McArdie, Severance tells a Kafka-esque tale about the workers of a mysterious tech organisation whose memories have been surgically divided between their work and personal lives.
Peaky Blinders (Season 6), BBC
I think the unwieldiness of this season’s plot was a clear indication that it’s the right time to put the flat caps away.