Drama
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The darkness of the Greek legends chimes perfectly with the world’s troubled times, inspiring new novels, short stories and even a TV drama
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A flashy continuation of the hit legal show removes the titular wife and replaces her with some familiar faces and some fresh upstarts
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Oscar-winning screenwriter Mark Boal will reunite with producer Megan Ellison for a dramatic event series about Trump v Clinton
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A naked, voodoo-loving Tom Hardy is the ultimate suspension of disbelief act. So why do we all persist with shows that baffle us? It’s a common curse
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The BBC’s five-part miniseries, adapted from Len Deighton’s novel, holds up handsomely on the big screen, favouring film noir style over pulp content
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Walford market is struck by a bus on the loose. Plus: say hello to Corrie’s next top model and goodbye to the Hollyoaks serial killer … for now
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From black Klansmen to giant ceramic vaginas, some deeply strange TV moments have been vetoed. Even Mr Snuffleupagus belongs in the club
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The Walking Dead: episode by episode The Walking Dead: season seven, episode nine – Rock in the Road
The midseason premiere had far too much chatting, far too few zombies and no evil Negan. The silver lining? King Ezekiel’s superb tiger Shiva is back
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BBC3’s drama reveals social pressures that await first-year students
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The polarizing show, which premieres its final season on Sunday, traced the contours of Jean Hannah Edelstein’s life as a messy post-college millennial
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Hot on the heels of Apple Tree Yard come The Replacement and Big Little Lies, featuring murderous school gate mothers and sinister maternity covers
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At times of global crisis, few things are as soothing as an escapist boxset
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He’s played Sam Cooke, an EastEnders bad boy and a closeted footballer in The Pass. Now, Arinzé Kene has returned to writing plays – and to the violent summer of 2011 – with a searing account of escalating tension in London
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Experts believe Jane Austen’s ideal Darcy would bear little comparison to the one played by Colin Firth in BBC’s 1995 series
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Newton's Law: it's light and sweet – but maybe that's what we need right now
Lauren Carroll HarrisThe ABC’s new comedy-drama starring Claudia Karvan as a relatable Melbourne barrister is a welcome break from TV’s parade of dysfunctional antiheroes
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Admission comes as cousin of kidnapped schoolgirl’s mother says The Moorside should not have been broadcast
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The Moorside depicts events surrounding 2008 abduction but grandparents of the schoolgirl say show is ‘sick and disgusting’
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In ITV’s lovely-looking but unchallenging new Sunday night drama, Holby City meets The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
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Carrie calls in a big favour, Saul reunites with the black sheep of the family and Quinn get bloody revenge
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For a so-called celebration of female sexuality, the BBC’s Apple Tree Yard leaves much to be desired
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Eccentric artists, lethal weapons and drunk histories: we’ve scoured the local streaming services and picked out the best offerings
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The acclaimed series’ showrunner, who based it loosely on his life, thanks viewers and family in a Twitter announcement
Observer TV reviews The week in TV: The Kettering Incident; Pls Like; Girls; The Moorside