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Susie DentIn the age of AI, being a geek may never have been so important

BridgertonBridgerton finally gets a lot more interesting by stepping into Downton Abbey territory in season four

Robert Aramayo as John Davidson and Maxine Peake as Dottie Achenbach in I Swear

BAFTA Film Awards 2026This year the BAFTAs have a great opportunity to differ from the Oscars in one key way

(L-R) Anthony Edwards as Doctor Mark Greene; George Clooney as Doctor Doug Ross; Sherry Stringfield as Doctor Susan Lewis; Noah Wyle as Doctor John Carter; Eriq La Salle as Doctor Peter Benton in ER – in this image, the shot is slightly blurry as the group of doctors hurriedly wheel a patient into the hospital

ERER is coming to Netflix – and it's time we recognised it changed television forever

Yerin Ha as Sophie Baek, David Moorst as Alfie in Bridgerton season 4 having a hushed and hurried conversation in a kitchen and clasping hands.

Morgan CormackBridgerton finally gets a lot more interesting by stepping into Downton Abbey territory in season 4

Robert Aramayo as John Davidson in I Swear

Patrick CremonaThe BAFTA Film Awards have a great opportunity to differ from the Oscars in one key way

Ben Affleck as Detective Sergeant J.D. Byrne and Matt Damon as Lieutenant Dane Dumars in The Rip.

Caroline FrostBen Affleck and Matt Damon's The Rip proves the upsides and downsides of using real-life Hollywood friends

Noah Wyle as Dr John Carter, Sherry Stringfield as Dr Susan Lewis, Anthony Edwards as Dr Mark Greene, George Clooney as Dr Doug Ross and Eriq La Salle as Dr Peter Benton in ER, in a hospital wearing scrubs. There is a blue RT Comment label in the corner.

David BrownER is coming to Netflix – and it's time we recognised it changed television forever

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Clive MyrieMy new BBC ancestry series left me angry about history – but with a constructive way to use it

Key art for Resident Evil Requiem, showing Leon behind the wheel of a car.

Resident Evil Requiem preview: Remixing the greatest hits

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Abby RobinsonCall the Midwife's Nonnatus House jeopardy storyline has lost its edge – and here's why

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LEGO Smart Brick preview: These next-gen blocks rock

Stephen in The Traitors season 4 with his hands in a prayer position as he looks nervous.

David BrownForget the doof-doofs – The Traitors' cliffhangers may have just outplayed the soaps

Brad Pitt as Sonny in F1

Patrick CremonaThe Oscars should be about celebrating groundbreaking films – so why has Brad Pitt's unremarkable F1 movie been nominated?

Amanda Seyfried in The Testament of Ann Lee, with her arms outstretched and people around her. There's a RT comment banner in the corner.

Chezelle BinghamThe Oscars completely snubbed the year's most daring film – and it doesn't make sense

A woman wearing a patterned headscarf, colourful sleeveless dress and statement earrings stands indoors, looking thoughtfully to one side, with wooden pews and warm yellow walls blurred in the background, with a blue RT comment banner in the bottom right screen

Abby RobinsonDeath in Paradise season 14 teased an exciting Catherine development – but season 15 won't deliver

Five cast members from BBC sci-fi series Blake’s 7 stand against a blue backdrop, wearing futuristic grey, white and black costumes, with the central figure – Avon (Paul Darrow) – in a studded black jacket and the others posed intently behind.

Morgan JefferyHow Blake's 7 was massively ahead of its time when it first aired – and why it fits perfectly in the modern TV landscape

Francis Bourgeois stood in a space suit holding a helmet, smiling ahead with one hand on his hip.

Caroline FrostWhen did TV documentaries stop being about people actually doing something?

Tom Hiddleston and Diego Calva star in The Night Manager season 2; in this scene, their characters are sat next to each other in the passenger seats of a helicopter

David CraigThe Night Manager's most surprising romance is probably doomed – but it's not too late for Teddy

Ben Fogle standing in front of buildings near a forested mountain, wearing a blue shirt and white trousers.

Ben FogleWhy my small breakdown made me stronger - and I no longer strive for perfection

Peter Claffey as Dunk in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' most graphic scene so far makes a crucial point about the show

Marisa Abela, a sad looking Kit Harington looking into the distance and Andrew Havill in Industry season 4 sitting at a dining table filled with breakfast items.

Morgan CormackForget Game of Thrones – Industry season 4 just aired Kit Harington's finest hour

Daryl BaxterI wrote the book on Tomb Raider - here's how Sophie Turner and Alix Wilton Regan will rewrite Lara Croft's history

The cast of The Traitors season 4 split into two groups on either side of a firepit outside The Traitors castle, with Claudia Winkleman stood in front.

Charli ClementEverything The Traitors gets right about disability and neurodivergence – and what it doesn't

Maisie Williams as Arya Stark in Game of Thrones

Nicola AustinGame of Thrones's next sequel idea risks falling into a major TV trap – this is what it should do instead

Peter Claffey as Ser Duncan the Tall holding Dexter Sol Ansell as Egg as both punch a fist in the air amid a crowd in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.

Lewis KnightA Knight of the Seven Kingdoms season 1 review: Game of Thrones spin-off is best visit to Westeros in nearly a decade

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Jack BaddamsThis is why feeding birds might be doing more harm than good.

Jessie Buckley at the 83rd Annual Golden Globes

After the Golden Globes some Oscar races already look tied up – but here's why we shouldn't rule out upsets

Myha'la walking through an office in a grey suit and coat that's sat on her shoulders, surrounded by computers and people.

Morgan CormackIndustry season 4 takes a risky step away from Pierpoint – and it’s all the better for it

Jonathan Pine (Tom Hiddleston) hides in darkness and shrubbery to the side of a warmly lit restaurant, looking alarmed around him

David CraigThe Night Manager season 2's shock return is a frustrating twist that could do real damage