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Bish, bash, boosh: how The Mighty Boosh started to believe its own hype
Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt’s odd-couple sitcom started out joyously quotable but soon descended into smug nonsense
Read more » | Desktop version »One Nation Under Stress: the documentary lifting the lid on American anxiety
In an eye-opening new film, Dr Sanjay Gupta explores the connection between stress and the continuing fall in US life expectancy
Read more » | Desktop version »Baptiste finale: was the bloody, moody Missing spinoff worth your time?
There was some deft end-game venom, but after six twisty episodes the show was so convoluted it became a pain in the derrière. Julien is not the man he was
Read more » | Desktop version »TV tonight: take a night off from Brexit to revisit the MPs’ expenses scandal
There’s gentle daytime drama starring Larry Lamb, while Alan Partridge and Fleabag offer up new episodes. Here’s all the best TV to watch this evening
Read more » | Desktop version »Victoria series three review – sit back and enjoy the soapy ride
As light Sunday-night entertainment, the endlessly unsubtle Victoria does the trick ... just don’t even think about fact-checking the plot
Read more » | Desktop version »The week in TV: Storyville: The Internet’s Dirtiest Secrets; Me, My Selfie and I With Ryan Gander and more – review
A searing Storyville highlighted the plight of the Filipinos who remove disturbing images for social media giants
Read more » | Desktop version »TV tonight: Blue Planet Live reminds us what might soon be gone
Chris Packham and co check up on sharks, whales and the Great Barrier Reef, while there’s revolution in the air as Victoria returns. Here’s all the best TV to tune in for
Read more » | Desktop version »TV film about online extremism should be ‘watched on a laptop’
Writer Javaad Alipoor says a small screen will enhance the message of The Believers Are But Brothers
Read more » | Desktop version »'It's about friendship': the viral podcast hit of Annabel Crabb and Leigh Sales
Chat 10 Looks 3, created by two of the ABC’s star presenters in their spare time, has gone ‘absolutely insane’ thanks to its unique hook
Read more » | Desktop version »Jada Pinkett Smith plays all-knowing sage on Red Table Talk
The actor’s family-orientated talkshow gently pokes at celebrity dramas from the comfort of a Malibu mansion
Read more » | Desktop version »How Line of Duty broke the laws of police shows
As BBC One’s award-winning drama returns, Vicky McClure and co discuss the secrets behind its success
Read more » | Desktop version »TV tonight: are Sleaford Mods 'the world's greatest rock'n'roll band'?
Iggy Pop reckons so – now a new documentary chronicles the abrasive duo’s rise. Plus The Voice reaches its knockout stage. Here’s all the best TV to tunein for
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