In his final TV review, telly addict Andrew Collins signs off with his favourite shows of the last five years, from Game Of Thrones to Gogglebox, The Leftovers to Last Week Tonight, Peaky Blinders to Bake Off, The Good Wife and Mad Men of course

Bake Off: Creme de la Creme, Maigret, Girls and more: TV review – video

A review of the week’s best TV from telly addict Andrew Collins, who watches the return of Masterchef to BBC1

In his review of the week’s TV, telly addict Andrew Collins discusses the highest-rating shows on all five terrestrial channels

In his review of the week’s TV, telly addict Andrew Collins bravely soldiers on in the face of Too Much TV on BBC1

Telly addict Andrew Collins reviews the week’s TV, fearing for his job after the launch of pundit-and-an-autocue TV review show Too Much TV on BBC2

Telly addict Andrew Collins reviews the week’s TV, welcoming back Lena Dunham’s Girls and its middle-aged HBO cousin Togetherness to Sky Atlantic

Telly addict Andrew Collins reviews the week’s TV, with three brand new dramas, including HBO’s 1973-set record biz saga Vinyl, directed by Martin Scorsese

Telly addict Andrew Collins reviews the week’s TV, offering a cautious welcome back to The X-Files

Telly addict Andrew Collins reflects on the week in TV, which for him is dominated by The Knick, the incredible New York-set early-1900s hospital drama

Telly addict Andrew Collins review’s the week’s TV and expresses alarm at the politically charged sight of Samantha Cameron on The Great Sport Relief Bake Off

Telly addict Andrew Collins reviews the best of the week’s TV, welcoming the silliness of the phone-hacking spoof Comic Strip Presents ... Red Top

Telly addict Andrew Collins reviews the week’s TV and welcomes back Michael Portillo’s Great British Railway Journeys

Reviewing the best of the week’s TV, telly addict Andrew Collins applauds Channel 4’s newest European import

Telly addict Andrew Collins catches up with the post-Christmas/new year TV, and spends the entire period in the literary past

Telly addict Andrew Collins discusses the drone shots of Cuffs, the history lesson of The Saboteurs and the legacy of Game of Thrones

Telly addict Andrew Collins is caught between the unseasonal gloom, grunting and gore of a two-part Luther, and the diabetes-level sugariness of Simply Nigella’s Christmas

In his review of the week’s TV, telly addict Andrew Collins is surprised to find so many new shows starting so close to the Christmas festivities

In his review of the week’s TV, telly addict Andrew Collins salutes the best dramas, comedies and comedy dramas still demanding his attention as they near their conclusions

In his review of the week’s TV, telly addict Andrew Collins welcomes back Swedish-Danish co-production The Bridge