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People Just Do Nothing review – Kurupt FM's original pirate material
Idiotic hubris, crushing realisation and denial should be depressing, but in the fifth and final BBC series, these tragicomic characters transform it all into something joyous
Read more » | Desktop version »David Attenborough doesn’t deserve this criticism | Letters
Letter: Stan Labovitch and Paddy Clark defend the presenter and his BBC TV programmes about the natural world after George Monbiot and Guardian readers accused them of downplaying the environmental crisis
Read more » | Desktop version »Kitty O’Neil obituary
Hollywood stunt artist who was a double in two hit American TV series, Wonder Woman and The Bionic Woman, in the 1970s
Read more » | Desktop version »I don’t want no (more) Scrubs: why the hospital comedy dragged on too long
Flatlining after eight seasons of medical japes, the sitcom was rebooted for a med-school spin-off that should have been left for dead
Read more » | Desktop version »From the King of Comedy to People Just Do Nothing: why the 'cringe com' reigns
Whether it’s cult films or the mockumentary style perfected by The Office, why do we seek discomfort from our comedies?
Read more » | Desktop version »Monday’s best TV: Running Wild With Bear Grylls; Liam Bakes
The survivalist puts tennis champion Roger Federer to the test in the Alps and former Bake Off star Liam Charles gets his own show, plus how one family battles atrocious misfortune in the US
Read more » | Desktop version »‘I was pretty much mute at school’: how Bake Off’s Kim-Joy found happiness
Her cute animal biscuits and warm personality delighted Bake Off audiences. But the Bake Off finalist was a shy child who hated baking
Read more » | Desktop version »The Little Drummer Girl recap: episode three – a coolly calculated chess game
We’ve now reached the halfway mark. Was there ever any doubt that Charlie would accept her mission to ferry explosives across multiple borders?
Read more » | Desktop version »Dynasties review: A leader called David who is ever fearful of a coup – remind you of anything?
The opening episode of David Attenborough’s new series follows the power struggles within a troop of chimpanzees and reveals just how little divides us from our primate cousins
Read more » | Desktop version »Doctor Who recap: series 37, episode six – Demons of the Punjab
Team Tardis are once again caught up in a historical dilemma, as they deal with the partition of India and a tragedy in Yaz’s family past
Read more » | Desktop version »David Attenborough, television and environmental destruction | Letters
Letters: Readers take Attenborough to task for ignoring the human impact on the natural world
Read more » | Desktop version »Saturday Night Live: weirdness good, weird appeals for political unity bad
Republican Dan Crenshaw’s appearance was cringeworthy and Kate McKinnon’s Jeff Sessions said only a meek goodbye
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