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Streaming’s a mixed bag, isn’t it? While Netflix is over here releasing Marine Corps recruitment propaganda in the guise of documentaries, Apple TV+ is teasing out a show in which the British government tested chemical weapons on its own troops.

Season 4 of The Morning Show has been, let’s face it, pretty all over the place. And while all the disparate character arcs and subplots have yielded...

Well, I think it’s safe to say that the launch of Apple TV+’s Pluribus was quite the success. Its deeply mysterious two-episode premiere was met with overwhelmingly positive reviews and word of mouth, despite a degree of hype I rarely recall seeing in recent times.

In many ways, “Change of Time” is the most significant episode of The Last Frontier thus far. It’s the one with the big reveal about Frank’s past, including the meaning behind the gun he’s keeping hidden in that copy of Walter Coates’s Alaska.

There was simply no way that Loot Season 3 wasn't going to experience some kind of decline in the absence of Nicholas.

I'm often claiming that episodes pick up where the previous one left off, but it's rarely ever as literal as it is in Down Cemetery Road.

Most shows require a bit of detective work when they return after some time away, but it took me longer than usual to reacclimatise to Apple TV+’s Palm Royale.

The Morning Show has had its fair share of villains, but Season 4 has sorely lacked in this regard.

Even before its release, Pluribus was being hailed as proper event television, the kind of watercooler show we don’t get anymore from the man responsible...

Nothing’s a secret these days. No movie releases without two or three increasingly obvious trailers having given most of its plot points away. No TV...

The Last Frontier is unashamedly a throwback to uncomplicated, slightly conspiratorial action thrillers of the ’90s, and I love that about it. Or, at least, I’d...

The Morning Show Season 4 has been a predictably mixed bag, but if it's really good at one thing, it's those very tight and intimate character-driven episodes that allow individual performers to stand out and steal the show.

There are obviously a lot of similarities between Down Cemetery Road and Slow Horses, but there are also a fair few key differences.

It has been difficult to keep track of Loot in Season 3. It definitely dropped the ball in a lazy England-set third episode, but it managed to course correct a little with a half-hour reintroducing John Novak for a ridiculous guest appearance.

It took until Episode 5, but The Last Frontier has finally stopped cosplaying as a network procedural, and “Arnaq” is all the better for it....

Being told your husband is dead is probably quite hard to take at the best of times, but finding out while you're having an affair with another man likely carries an additional pang of guilt.

It's immediately obvious that Down Cemetery Road shares a lot of DNA and creative personnel with Slow Horses.

Remember how badly the very mention of Claire Conway's name rattled Yanko earlier in The Morning Show Season 4?