Emun Elliott

The BBC’s critically acclaimed The Gold, inspired by the true story of the 1983 Brink’s-Mat robbery, returns for Season 2 to trace the decades-long chain of events that followed.

The Gold is being rescued from Paramount+ by the network it should have been on: PBS. Nature is finally healing.

The series finale of Scottish fan favorite Guilt opts for the least exciting outcomes in nearly all the story threads, making this a whole lot of build-up for nothing.

If Guilt proves one thing it’s that the Brothers McCall are hard to kill. It’s the third episode of the final season, and once again, Max and Jake escape with their lives, Max having talked Teddy into joining forces.

Guilt has a penchant for starting with characters you’ve never seen before, which can be annoying when you're trying to wrap things up.

Guilt Season 3 brings back self-serving, shady Max McCall (Mark Bonnar) and his dopey brother Jake (Jamie Sives), who return to Scotland for one more misadventure when Chicago proves too cold for their liking.