This is a series that examines the notion of procedural justice and the problems of police bias and, like the best true crime, American Nightmare is conspicuously well made, crisply edited and beautifully photographed.
Twenty-three years after a one-off special, Larry David’s hit HBO program puts its grumpy misanthrope to bed. As one commercial put it: ‘Don’t be mad he’s leaving – be mad he stayed so long.’
Camaraderie is at the centre of Masters of the Air, the long-anticipated, expansive, action-packed nine-part series about a group of legendary World War II pilots in the Eighth Air Force.
An Australian series follows patients as they undergo phage therapy, a rare, unusual and little-known bacterial treatment.
I’ve just caught up with Fool Me Once, which stars the increasingly visible Michelle Keegan, Richard Armitage, Adeel Akhtar, Emmett J. Scanlan and the redoubtable Joanna Lumley. Here’s my verdict.
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The latest True Detective crime series, featuring the Silence with the Lambs megastar, is set in the dark, frozen landscapes of Alaska and is chilling in every sense.
Alan Ritchson is not only the perfect Reacher with an appropriately intimidating presence, but the actor has the right way with the required mordant humour the character delivers.
The self-deprecating, speedboat-driving head of Glasgow’s Marine Homicide Unit solves murders while wrangling a teenage daughter in the second season of Annika.
Suranne Jones returns as ‘the best detective in Scotland’ but this time is sent to an oil rich dictatorship to investigate some controlling weapons merchants after military testing goes haywire.
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