TV

In the Spotlight The landmark documentary series, which has charted the lives of 14 cast members since 1964, is coming to an end

By Will Barker, The Week UK Published 7 September 26

the week recommends Long-lost children, axe-murderers and the hilarious and harsh realities of middle age in this month’s TV offerings

By David Faris Published 3 September 26

The Week Recommends The Aussie ‘mood piece’ about old friends in their 60s is ‘witty’ and ‘surprising’

By The Week UK Published 2 September 26

The Week Recommends The second series continues in the ‘same lively vein as the first’, with a ‘cracking’ script and ‘faultless’ supporting performances

By The Week UK Published 27 August 26

The Week Recommends Adaptation of Miles Franklin’s 1901 novel has ‘pluck and sass’

By The Week UK Published 20 August 26

The Week Recommends Feel-good shows to take your mind off the news

By Irenie Forshaw, The Week UK Published 12 August 26

the week recommends A beloved soccer dramedy, a YA melodrama and a multiverse mystery box headline August’s small screen offerings

By David Faris Published 5 August 26

the week recommends From marauding Vikings to the Japanese colonization of Korea, the past is a compelling setting for the best dramas

By David Faris Published 23 July 26

The Week Recommends ‘Unexpectedly poignant’ show about “the challenges of growing old’

By Irenie Forshaw, The Week UK Published 22 July 26

Talking Point Netflix’s reboot has been caught up in the culture war

By Irenie Forshaw, The Week UK Published 15 July 26

the week recommends From the Wild West to imperial Japan, there are almost endless backdrops for martial artists to showcase their talents

By David Faris Published 10 July 26

The Week Recommends Lexi Minetree evokes Reese Witherspoon’s character well, but the show lacks the sharpness and cast of the original

By The Week UK Published 9 July 26