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Welcome back to 90s London as we discover how Gal and Don embarked on a life of crime.

Comedy class. Cherry-tomato boys. That terrifying finale. Here’s our rundown of what made The Curse so hard to watch.

Me, whispering: “That’s the Halo.”

The stars of a house-flipping show discover the script has been flipped in this new slice of anti-comedy from Nathan Fielder.

It’s a show dripping with talent – Nathan Fielder, Emma Stone, Benny Safdie and… Corbin Bernsen?

Las Vegas benders, NCIS down under, or Jamaican migrant stories: take a trip this month, if only through your screen.

The quick dialogue, the high-brow references and low-brow undercuts are all back.

Adapts the bestseller about a village with more bloody secrets than any of the places in Midsomer Murders.

Frasier is back in the building.

Toss that salad, scramble them eggs—Dr Crane has returned.

As we get closer to the end of season two, our eyes and ears are glued to Yellowjackets.

Without strong character chemistry or well-crafted filmmaking, this redo of the archetypal erotic thriller is all a bit dull.

Spies, revenge, true crime, bad-ass nuns, and even a prequel to Grease! It’s going to be a big one.

These women are cursed: maybe by a supernatural forest spirit, mostly by who they could have become.

When will the cannibalism start?! Just one of many questions we have going into the terrific new season.

We’ve come a long way from Michael J. Fox.

The first month of a brand new year of thrilling TV is packed with werewolves, zombies, witches, and retro comedy.

It’s the end of the year, but the beginning of brand new spy, singleton, and family drama series on our small screens.