Television

Invasion to Sex, Love & Goop: the seven best shows to stream this week | Television

Pick of the week Invasion Apocalyptic drama … Shamier Anderson in Invasion. Photograph: Jason LaVeris/Apple TV Apple TV+, from Friday 22 October There’s an audaciously patient build at the start…

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TV tonight: can Robert Carlyle save Britain in political thriller Cobra? | Television & radio

Cobra: Cyberwar 9pm, Sky Max The political drama starring Robert Carlyle as PM Robert Sutherland returns. Tonight, home secretary Joseph Obasi finds himself with a full in-tray as unexploded wartime…

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Lost in translation? The one-inch truth about Netflix’s subtitle problem | Television

“Once you overcome the one-inch-tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to so many more amazing films.” So said the director Bong Joon-ho, as he accepted his best picture…

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TV tonight: Will.i.am shines a torch on the extent of historical British racism | Television & radio

Will.i.am: The Blackprint9pm, ITV While this entry-level crash course in Black British history might feel a little basic, will.i.am’s frequent incredulity at the extent of historical (and current) British racism…

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Europe

Spooked Britons seek out tales of paranormal amid Covid uncertainty | Television & radio

The pandemic and political uncertainty are fuelling the popularity of programmes about the paranormal, according to academics and the creator of the hit BBC podcast The Battersea Poltergeist. More than…

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Reservation Dogs review – a stereotype-smashing, Tarantino-esque triumph | Television & radio

Before he cavorted with Rita Ora at this year’s Met gala in New York, before he took us on a psychedelic tour of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Taika Waititi was…

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Ground control to Captain Kirk! William Shatner is off to the final frontier, for real | Television

‘Risk is our business!” So declared William Shatner in the 1968 Star Trek episode Return to Tomorrow. His character, Cpt James T Kirk, in a speech worthy of his real-life…

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TV tonight: Channel 4’s threesome obsession rolls on | Television & radio

My First Threesome10pm, Channel 4 Channel 4’s fixation with threesomes continues with this doc following threesome first-timers. According to recent research, most of us have fantasised about sex with more…

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Guilt series two review – Scotland’s answer to Fargo is still deliciously twisted | Television & radio

On a park bench in Edinburgh, a furtive woman in a beret is telling an equally furtive man without a beret a shaggy dog story. In 1588, she says, a…

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Australia

New Gold Mountain review – lush neo-western takes a new route through gold rush Australia | Television & radio

The four-part SBS miniseries New Gold Mountain, like other recent neo-westerns including feature films Goldstone and The Furnace, captures the harsh beauty of Australian land but is narratively more interested…

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Invasion to Sex, Love & Goop: the seven best shows to stream this week | Television

TV tonight: can Robert Carlyle save Britain in political thriller Cobra? | Television & radio

Lost in translation? The one-inch truth about Netflix’s subtitle problem | Television

TV tonight: Will.i.am shines a torch on the extent of historical British racism | Television & radio

Spooked Britons seek out tales of paranormal amid Covid uncertainty | Television & radio

Reservation Dogs review – a stereotype-smashing, Tarantino-esque triumph | Television & radio

Ground control to Captain Kirk! William Shatner is off to the final frontier, for real | Television

TV tonight: Channel 4’s threesome obsession rolls on | Television & radio

Guilt series two review – Scotland’s answer to Fargo is still deliciously twisted | Television & radio

New Gold Mountain review – lush neo-western takes a new route through gold rush Australia | Television & radio

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