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From headless robodogs to drone pilots who can outclass any human, watching the mesmerising military tech on show here is to watch a terrible beauty being born – one that could annihilate us all → Read More
Plus, the delights of the Deliveroo dinner party and dealing with the carnage of an SAS-style plumbing refit → Read More
This emotive documentary follows the athlete’s attempt to find her birth mother – and tackle how achondroplasia influenced the decision to put her up for adoption. It’s revelatory stuff → Read More
The actor is as eccentrically enthusiastic as ever. But do we really want her to visit former colonies riven by genocide to look at the tasty ingredients they produce? → Read More
Vittorio Emanuele, the Italian throne’s last heir, was apprehended in 1978 after a teen died from a gunshot on an exclusive island. This twisty, restrained documentary follows the fallout → Read More
From tackling the harm caused by the musician’s rhetoric to addressing the stigma around discussions of West’s mental health, this is seriously important TV → Read More
The Luther star is majestically charismatic in this real-time hijack drama. He is the rock on which seven hours of brilliant, bingeable nonsense are based → Read More
The Strictly winner is a wonderful, hopeful presence – but the main takeaway of this courageously honest documentary is how little things have changed for the deaf community in decades → Read More
The Tavistock centre’s gender identity service has been embroiled in court cases and criticism. This balanced look at its closure talks to those it helped – and those it failed → Read More
This weird and wonderful story of a 13ft teen is vigorous, clever and fun. It’s as fresh and invigorating as a cold shower → Read More
Cattrall chose this instead of the Sex and the City reboot – but it’s dull, derivative and no fun at all. Why recruit a gay icon for a gay show then not use her? → Read More
Some moments in Marvel’s latest TV series remind you how utterly watchable brilliant actors are – despite this darker, more mature outing needing a tad more thought → Read More
Weirdly lavish staff retreats, a genius founder and thousands of furious, overcharged customers. This documentary lays bare the rage of those involved with ticketing platform Pollen → Read More
The comedian’s highly watchable series about a booze-addled monarch who’s sent away to rule Australia proves one thing – she really excels at playing borderline sociopaths → Read More
A peerage cruelly delayed, a parental crisis of confidence and a mere 20 minutes of bliss → Read More
Netflix’s perversely prescient dystopian drama will once again ruthlessly mine your existential angst. Expect incredible turns from Paapa Essedieu, Salma Hayek and Aaron Paul – even if this isn’t its best season → Read More
Wacky plots, endlessly irritating characters and a distinct lack of stripping – this Disney+ series isn’t a patch on the film → Read More
Horgan and Michael Sheen star in this masterly and profoundly moving series about the terrible reality of having a disabled child in a world where you must fight constantly for them to live → Read More
Why did Holland’s character have a gun? Why is he being interviewed by a professor? And why does this series take forever to reveal information? We’ll find out – eventually → Read More
It’s a murder-mystery involving a death at a luxury resort. You’d think they’d have made sure it’s every bit as good as Mike White’s show, wouldn’t you? You’d be wrong … → Read More