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Alan Ritchson as Jack Reacher in Reacher walking down the street, blue comment banner bottom right corner

Nicola AustinReacher season 3 addresses key season 2 mistakes – and it pays off

Britt Lower as Helly/Helena and Adam Scott as Mark in Severance season 2, with a blue graphic reading: "RT Comment"

Stefania SarrubbaHow Severance season 2 avoids the trap of a problematic sci-fi trope where others have failed

Julianne Nicholson as Kate Galloway in Dope Girls, wearing. a red dress. There is an RT Comment banner in the bottom right corner

James Hibbs'Peaky Blinders spiritual successor' Dope Girls has style to spare – but will be extremely divisive

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Patrick CremonaThe Monkey swings into cinemas – but is it scarier than Longlegs?

Daniel Craig as James Bond stands in a dimly lit, crowded ballroom, wearing a tuxedo and looking intently ahead, surrounded by elegantly dressed guests.

Morgan JefferyJames Bond losing its long-time producers is a huge shift – but what does it mean for 007's future?

JULIANNE NICHOLSON as Sinatra sat at a desk, with a blue RT comment banner in the bottom right corner

Abby RobinsonParadise's Sinatra plays into a damaging gender stereotype

Anita Dobson as Angie Watts appears in the Queen Vic to Sharon. The RT comment banner is in the bottom right hand corner of the image.

Lewis KnightEastEnders' Angie Watts return was a masterstroke – and not just because it finally brought Anita Dobson back

Robert De Niro stood on a lawn next to a helicopter. There is an RT Comment banner in the bottom right corner

James HibbsZero Day runs into a major issue that we've seen before in cyber thrillers

The Haas car is revealed with fireworks and lights

Michael PottsF1 75 Live: Pyro, boos and Gary Barlow won't please everyone – but Formula 1 will rule the world

Johnathon HughesEastEnders' 40th anniversary has utilised one of its most vital strengths to ensure its future

Ncuti Gatwa as the Fifteenth Doctor in Doctor Who with a blue badge in the bottom right corner

Louise GriffinDoctor Who needs to be "woke" - and there's a reason every sci-fi fan should agree

Sir David Frost wearing a suit, smiling.

Wilfred FrostMy father David Frost was the best interviewer – TV now lacks intelligent debate

Ralph Fiennes as Cardinal Lawrence in Conclave with hands clasped. The words "RT Comment" are below

Patrick CremonaConclave's BAFTA win puts it back in Oscar contention – but here's why it's still an outside bet

Mark Rylance in Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light and Michaela Coel in I May Destroy You.

Morgan CormackWhy the UK scripted show 'crisis' could spell disaster for many TV fans

Morgana O'Reilly, Arnas Fedaravicius, Christian Friedel, Dom Hetrakul, and Laisa Manobal in The White Lotus season 3 standing on a beach, waving. The words "RT Comment" are below

Morgan CormackWhy The White Lotus season 3's major plot change is its riskiest yet

Past and present Shauna sat together, with a blue RT comment banner in the bottom right corner

Stefania SarrubbaWhat Shauna’s bisexual awakening in Yellowjackets means for the show

Harry Collett as Jacaerys Velaryon and Emma D'Arcy as Rhaenyra Targaryen in House of the Dragon season 2 standing together, looking into the distance. The words "RT Comment" are below

House of the Dragon season 3 already has a problem to start with – but there's a way it can still succeed

Steven Yeun as Mark Grayson in Invincible season 3 screaming in blue and yellow outfit. The words "RT comment" are below

Ben WilliamsInvincible season 3 makes genius change from comics – with a twist of one character's fate

A screenshot from the Nintendo Switch 2 trailer, showing the console against a blue background. An image of Mario looking shocked is imposed over the top, with our 'RT Comment' banner in the bottom right corner.

Rob LeaneThe Nintendo Switch 2 doesn't need an OLED screen at launch – here's why

James Marsden as Cal in Paradise, smiling as he stands behind his desk in the Oval Office.

Caroline FrostParadise proves that – in fiction – it's more fun to watch US Presidents be bad

Don Gilet as Mervin Wilson, sat at a desk in his beach hut, holding papers while looking at the camera, with a blue RT comment banner in the bottom right corner

Abby RobinsonDeath in Paradise's Mervin has his critics – and they're missing the point

Staz Nair as Harry Virdee, standing in a meeting room at the police station and looking serious.

Morgan CormackVirdee achieves what countless other detective dramas attempt – with a marked difference

Sinéad Keenan in Unforgotten season 6 sat with arms folded in a police station. The words "RT Comment" are below

Morgan CormackUnforgotten season 6 is its most topical – but has the show forgotten what the fans want?

Kaitlyn Dever stars in Apple Cider Vinegar in an MRI machine. The words "RT Comment" are below

David CraigApple Cider Vinegar is a valuable lesson for true crime drama – and Ryan Murphy should take note

Sarah Michelle Gellar stars in Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Melissa ParkerBuffy's reboot having a female-led creative team is essential – here's why

The members of Boyzone sat down next to each other, smiling.

Jamie WindustBoyzone docuseries is a reminder of how dangerous it was to be gay and in the spotlight

Josh Tedeku as Jaheim in Boarders season 2 talking to his teacher Mackers (William Andrews) in the school hall.

Morgan CormackBoarders' season 2 character twist is bold – but could it spell trouble for its future?

Don Gilet as Mervin Wilson sat at a desk in his beach hut with a blue RT comment banner in the bottom right corner

Abby RobinsonDeath in Paradise's Mervin twist is a game-changer – but it risks undermining his story

Danny John-Jules as The Cat, Chris Barrie as Arnold Rimmer, Craig Charles as Dave Lister, Robert Llewellyn as Kryten in Red Dwarf in the spaceship. The words "RT Comment" are below

Melissa ParkerRed Dwarf's return is sorely needed – imperfections and all

Sterling K Brown wearing a grey suit and blue tie, standing in the White House with a stern look on his face.

Morgan CormackParadise is at its best when it leans into dystopia – and its big episode 1 twist proves it