The week in TV: The Pembrokeshire Murders; The Great Pottery Throw Down and more
A real-life crime drama reveals the plod of police work, kiln beats cake as a crafty contest returns, and Bollywood comes under the harshest spotlight
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Phoebe Dynevor: 'Bridgerton's come at a moment when people need it'
The star of the Netflix Regency romp on not letting her grandparents see her steamiest scenes…
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TV tonight: death, debts and lies in Finding Alice
Keeley Hawes stars in a new dark comedy series from the makers of The Durrells. Plus: The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Reunion. Here’s what to watch this evening
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Spiral recap: season eight, episodes five and six – Grand Theft Berthaud
There are clashing cases and wacky races in a hectic week for CID, as the the final series of the Parisian crime drama continues
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The week in audio: You Don't Know Me; The Missing – review
Gen Z-ers talk candidly about modern pressures. And a valuable search for missing people
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Staged: thespian Zoom miniseries plays perfectly with the format
David Tennant and Michael Sheen squabble as exaggerated versions of themselves, capturing the chaos of life in lockdown
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Call My Agent: get au fait with the smash hit French comedy-drama
As the celeb-stuffed show returns for a final season, we look at what makes it such a hit on both sides of the Channel
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TV tonight: Wallis Simpson before Prince Edward
A new documentary examines the life of the American divorcee who went on to marry the future king. Plus: Jimmy Carter’s musical affinities. Here’s what to watch this evening
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Call My Agent: the French TV hit that viewers and actors adore
The comedy, whose fourth series hits Netflix this week, shows France’s TV can match its film
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Vive l'indifférence! Netflix's Room 2806 exposes France's #MeToo apathy
Centred on a sex-assault case involving former French presidential hopeful Dominique Strauss-Kahn, this docuseries reveals worryingly outdated attitudes
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WandaVision review – Marvel's sitcom superheroes are a retro joy
In a loving parody of classic sitcoms, Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany are terrific as a couple of Marvel characters desperate to keep their special powers secret
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TV tonight: Monty Burns turns Undercover Boss at the power plant
Springfield’s first family, the Simpsons, return with their 32nd series. Plus: Jamie and Jimmy’s Friday Night Feast. Here’s what to watch this evening
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