With TV’s biggest night of the year just behind us, we take a look at a new crop of series embracing the medium for what it does best.

The rage, the wine, the power mums, the PTA horror – the BBC sitcom was a spot on send-up of life at the school gates. A decade on, we remember its most awkward bits

As hype builds around the new HBO adaption, we ask how much longer can the Harry Potter legacy – now inherently tinged with transphobia – survive?

In the BBC's new bilingual revenge drama, being deaf is integral to the plot

The star of ‘Unforgotten’ talks about stepping into Nicola Walker’s shoes, and how things are looking up for actresses over 30

The iconic Prince Charles Cinema in London’s West End future is under serious threat! We are beyond disappointed that our landlords Zedwell LSQ Ltd and their ultimate parent company Criterion Capital...

Sky has picked up the UK broadcast rights to Seasons 1-3 the utterly brilliant comedy series ‘Hacks’, starring Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder. Whilst Season 1 & 2 have aired previo…

From feelings of grim acceptance to those who felt they’d totally lost their compass, writers open up on what it’s like to have your television series cancelled

From feelings of grim acceptance to those who felt they’d totally lost their compass, writers open up on what it’s like to have your television series cancelled

The screenwriter talks about women's body hang-ups, facing serious illness with her husband - and why her hit series about divorce was ripe for a reprise

If you want to learn about F1 legend Ayrton Senna, watch Asif Kapadia's seminal documentary - not this dross

When Penny finds her husband in a suspicious position, the assumptions she makes tears her whole life falls apart. But is she right?

ALT: a woman wearing glasses is dancing in front of a colorful wall

For a show that made its name by depicting beautiful messiness, there is an irony that it’s the behind-the-scenes messiness that may be its undoing.

Sharon Horgan's darkly funny thriller was only meant to run for one series, but the Garvey sisters are still impossible not to root for second time around

This adaptation of Hilary Mantel's final novel does justice to her ingenious ability to draw out nuance of Tudor politics