A story of 1950s sexuality, class, and prejudice, Prime Video's My Policeman remembers the injustices of an almost forgotten period of British LGBTQ+ history and its implications for decades after.
Slow Horses' newest episode, “Cicada,” succeeds in flipping our expectations, but the overall narrative of the show's second season often feels like we’re a bit stop-and-start.
Kris Marshall and Sally Bretton have left Death in Paradise to star in their own spin-off series, Beyond Paradise, where their new idyll is in Devonshire.
Contributors Carmen Croghan and Janet Mullany join the ladies for a roundtable look back on the year in British TV: What worked, what didn't, and what was just plain disappointing.
Karen Pirie, adapted from the first book in a six-part series by Val McDermid (Shetland, Vera), is a smart, feminist take on the police procedural, with Lauren Lyle in the title role.
Hulu's new comedy, Extraordinary, is a science fiction fantasy take on the superhero craze, centered around a girl who desperately wishes she had them,
