Glen Powell plays a disgraced football star who disguises himself as a nobody to get back in the game — a crude, chaotic comedy that swaps Ted Lasso’s warmth for mean-spirited humour, but still finds some fun in its identity-crisis premise.

Back in the Premier League, AFC Richmond face fierce rivals, personal struggles, and rising expectations, as Ted Lasso’s trademark warmth, humour and heart continue to guide the team through football — and life.

Netflix’s Wayward turns a seemingly idyllic town into a chilling psychological thriller, exposing how a correctional facility for troubled teens masks a sinister system of control under the guise of care.

Dark, character-driven thriller Task pits a quietly volatile criminal against a weary FBI agent, building tension through flawed, compelling personalities before erupting into edge-of-seat drama.

Robin Wright leads this slick thriller as a wealthy mother convinced her son’s fiancée is hiding dark secrets, turning a familiar family tension into a stylish, twisty mystery of suspicion, rivalry, and obsession

The second season of Colin from Accounts deepens its heartfelt, sharply funny look at modern relationships, pairing charming lead performances with painfully relatable situations — and scene-stealing turns from a brilliantly quirky supporting cast.

This slick TV adaptation of The Day of the Jackal pairs Eddie Redmayne’s chilling, shape-shifting assassin with Lashana Lynch’s relentless pursuer, delivering stylish, morally complex blockbuster drama with a distinct Bond-like edge.

Though lacking fantasy elements, Shogun emerges as a worthy heir to Game of Thrones, delivering a sweeping, brutally compelling tale of power, politics, and survival in 17th-century Japan.

This moving adaptation of One Day traces a decades-long friendship and love story by revisiting the same date each year, brought to life by captivating performances and a nostalgia-rich journey that is as heartfelt as it is tear-inducing.

“Neil Cross’s globe-trotting drama The Iris Affair delivers a twist-laden chase across the Italian coast, powered by Niamh Algar’s steely performance as a genius forced to decide the fate of a dangerously advanced AI.

Overall, the BAFTA voters played roughly the tunes everyone expected, with only the Best Actor result counting as the one major surprise.

In the iconic movie The Dark Knight, Heath Ledger's Joker chillingly tells Batman: "Madness is a lot like gravity...all it takes is a little push." And in Sky Atlantic series Sweetpea, we discover what happens when a wallflower, who's spent her life being mistreated and ignored, is given the greatest of shoves...

And this time, we got the answer we’ve all been waiting to hear. The feature-length "Gavin & Stacey" finale ended in wedding bells... or at least, karaoke down the pub.

This Christmas saw the triumphant return of Wallace and Gromit in a new and lovingly crafted feature-length film, Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl.

Scottish writer and comedian Richard Gadd recounts the true story of being harassed and stalked for years.

Blue Lights, Declan Lawn and Adam Patterson’s Belfast-set drama about police trainees, was one of the BBC’s breakthrough hits of 2023.

It’s off to Glasgow for Matilda Curtis and Ashley Storrie’s new six-part comedy Dinosaur.

There used to be a rule that documentary-makers shouldn’t interfere with their subjects...

But Red Eye is not ambitious. Silly, sure; derivative, yes; but just about watchable...

Masters of the Air is a huge, epic second world war drama, more than a decade in the making, filled with matinee-idol movie stars.