TV

‘Daisy Jones and the Six’ both romanticises and tears down the 70s lust for the ‘Rock & Roll’ scene. Straying from the original plot of the book, is the show’s portrayal of destruction empowering or disheartening?

The Mancunion sits down with Katie McGlynn ahead of her joining the UK tour of Peter James’ Wish You Were Dead

School Spirits is a teen show that has its finger on the pulse of the zeitgeist

Spoiler alert: This article contains spoilers

Outer Banks is back for its third season of treasure-digging, jungle-frenzied, teenage romance debut. Despite its highly anticipated return, can the show continue its legacy of success?

Bend It Like Bollywood, a film from the mind of our Theatre Editor, Jay Darcy, comes to the BBC

As far as bad endings go, How I Met Your Mother’s was doomed since its inception. But why? And what could have saved the show?

“…this is set in Manchester!”

New TV series So Help Me Todd skilfully blends situational comedy with procedural drama

Maternal examines what it’s like to be a working mother in today’s NHS

Through satire that mocks the rich alongside sinister characterisations that parallel reality, Gossip Girl accurately paints a disturbingly honest picture of deeply embedded classism and misogyny

Extraordinary shows us a world where everyone has a superpower, except our protagonist Jen.

The Mancunion has five of the best LGBTQIA+ television shows that you can binge this LGBTQIA+ History Month!

Andor is a superb exploration of empire and rebellion, making it the best, and most leftist, Star Wars show to date

The BBC celebrated its centenary with a week of specially-dedicated programmes