Brilliant performances, incredible chemistry and nuanced writing pepper this delightful 10-part sitcom about two old college friends reuniting. It’s a lovely watch

ITV’s dating juggernaut returns to competition from all quarters

It’s all pain, no gain as a hippy housewife turns to VHS-era aerobics in this Spandex-clad dramedy from Apple TV+

Steve Carell is lacklustre as a political strategist for the Democrats in this flaccid film that sits on the fence

The starry mini-series digs into the feminist wars of the 1970s, and finds a formidable antihero in the Oscar-winner’s take on Phyllis Schlafly

TTiffany Haddish and Rose Byrne are wasted in this female buddy movie

Tiffany Haddish and Rose Byrne are friends and business partners in a film with promise but a confused idea of what women really want

Newcomer Clara Rugaard impresses as a girl raised by a robot who finds her life thrown into question when an invader, played by Hilary Swank, arrives

Rose Byrne and Mark Wahlberg spark as a couple who take in three children in this schmaltzy but big-hearted comedy

Rose Byrne and Chris O’Dowd are utterly convincing as a couple threatened by his enthusiasm for Ethan Hawke’s old rocker

While the multiplex might be overrun with superheroes, dinosaurs and space cowboys, the season also offers up a set of films untouched by sequelitis

Sydney Theatre Company’s production of David Mamet’s play is lean and mean. But the source material is showing its age