TV Reviews

‘Ted Lasso’ season two review: proof that football can be a force for good

A wholesome second series that embraces the spirit of England's heroes

‘Reclaiming Amy’ review: a touching, if defensive, tribute from Winehouse’s family

A new perspective on the singer's life

‘Atypical’ season four review: charming autism drama cut off too soon

The slow-burn Netflix hit rushes to tie up loose ends in a flawed but watchable finale

‘Lupin Part 2’ review: French swindler returns with even more swagger

Omar Sy's gentleman thief runs rings around the Parisian police

‘Lucifer’ season five part two review: a trip into the depths of TV hell

Eternal damnation feels preferable to another series of this shit

Eurovision 2021 was a giddy reminder of the joys of live music (and that no one likes us)

Nul points for the UK's James Newman

‘The Underground Railroad’ review: unmissable telly that’s hard to watch but impossible to forget

One of the year's most affecting series so far

‘Halston’ review: sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll necks on the New York catwalk

Like a cheaply-made jumper, this fashionista biopic looks great but quickly falls apart

‘Fargo’ season four review: Chris Rock’s quirky chapter of the Coen-inspired crime drama

Loosely linked to Joel and Ethan's 1989 Oscar winner

First look: ‘Jupiter’s Legacy’ review – a new generation of supers takes over

What happens when fresh young heroes must step into their parents' spandex?
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