The Oscar nominee anchors a new family comedy that features a son with cerebral palsy, but it’s about much more than disability

Emotions are high – but not high enough – in this new show about seemingly disparate characters. But wait there’s a twist ...

When a bad woman is sent to heaven instead of hell, being the only bad apple doesn’t spoil the bunch, it makes for a great new sitcom

It’s a classic fish-out-of-water tale, except in this case the fish is a hyper-macho cartoon character from the land of Zephyria

The comedian draws on her experience of cancer, family trauma and death to create a sitcom some viewers may find hard to take

Pairing up with Selma director Ava DuVernay, Winfrey puts a contemplative spin on a family story of a sugar dynasty in the rural south

The show inspired by Roberto Saviano’s book and subsequent film isn’t for the faint-hearted as it pulls back the curtain on the contemporary Cosa Nostra

You know a comedy show is in trouble when even the Trump impressions miss their mark – MadTV has plenty of work to do to recapture the glory days

This sitcom about two warring white men trying to take down their black, female boss revels in politically incorrect humor but has a mean streak a mile wide

Cameron Crowe shares similar delusions with Martin Scorsese’s Vinyl and Aaron Sorkin’s The Newsroom – clinging to bogus sentimentality and outdated ideology

Loosely based on a true story, this gripping show puts a different spin on the narco drama – and the main character is a Latina MacGyver, but with better hair

Created by a Good Wife veteran, CBS’s new drama mixes familial discontent with an unsolved murder and the goings-on at a concrete company

In this crime family drama, everyone carries a handgun and has multiple tattoos, and their dinner parties all end with snorting white powder off a glass coffee table

With its army of ants invading Congress members’ brains, the jokes could hardly be less subtle – but its wit and low-rent aesthetics make this lots of fun

Netflix revives the five lions that turn into one giant robot for a new generation, or old dudes who want to feel young again

Robert Kirkman’s new Cinemax horror series, based on his comic of the same name, looks dark and creepy, but the shallow characterisation is a fatal flaw

There’s a luxe location, gorgeous contestants and sexual tension you could cut with a knife, but ultimately this dating show trades in the same old stereotypes

Broad City’s Ilana Glazer and Paul W Downs bring subversive observations about race and gender to a surreal weed-fueled comedy perfect for bingeing on 4/20

It’s a world with no law and order, where people could die at any minute ... so why is everyone acting as though it’s a boring Sunday and brunch got cancelled?

When four friends who survived torture in juvenile detention get involved in multiple murders, it’s less a whodunit and more ‘why should we care’?