Cush Jumbo and Peter Capaldi excel in this socially conscious crime procedural.

Amber Noizumi and Michael Green’s animated series more than earns its hype.

Juno Temple and Jon Hamm help Noah Hawley’s crime procedural return to form.

Ambika Mod and Leo Woodall sparkle in this flawed but worthwhile small-screen adaptation.

This meditative series from Rick and Morty writer Dan Guterman is a testing but ultimately rewarding celebration of our everyday comforts.

Maya Erskine and Donald Glover make convincing secret agents in this surprisingly fun small screen reboot.

While its sophomore season doesn’t quite live up to the heights of its predecessor, Vigil remains a solid police procedural.

Jason Isaacs makes for a convincing Cary Grant in Jeff Pope’s solid if unspectacular biopic series.

The second series of Jimmy McGovern’s prison drama doesn’t fully scale the heights of its predecessor, but is a similarly powerful watch.

Theresa Ikoko’s adaptation of DJ Target’s memoir is an infectious hit.

Amazon’s tonally odd retelling of the rise and fall of Mazher Mahmood is frustratingly light on analysis.

Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer’s brilliant romcom understands the complexities of love.

This remarkable show reminds us of the true power of great storytelling.

There’s a lot to like about this fresh animated twist on a much-loved classic.

Craig Rosenberg’s true crime spoof fails to build on a tantalising premise, despite the best efforts of its leads.

Peter Morgan’s once-great series ends with a whimper.

This slightly contradictory The Boys spin-off successfully builds anticipation for its upcoming fourth season.

This charming romcom series isn’t entirely unpredictable, but admirably explores some difficult topical terrain.