It’s got murder, mystery, Mike Ehrmantraut – and the most profound depiction of brothers ever seen on TV. Not bad for a show where nothing ever happens

It’s Agatha Christie meets Nordic noir ... claustrophobic, horrifically intense and set in a landscape that humans cannot possibly take on and win

This faux sketch show has talking books, phone-ins about murdering baby animals, celebrity guests like Amy Poehler and Paul Rudd – and it’s so absurd it barely holds together as a concept. I sorely need you to start watching

There are no comforting storylines here. It’s got human trafficking, murder and misery – and all before the watershed

This year’s CBB house looked set to be the scene of some entertaining discourse but it entered a depressing new phase after the death of David Bowie

A welcome change of pace is offset by the inexplicable ineptitude of capable characters, and a controversial move with core cast has divided fans. But, as the programme takes a winter break in its sixth season, things can be corrected

This increasingly addictive, end-of-the-world show is full of intricate plotting and great sight gags, but also manages to be a moving drama about loneliness

The 35th series of Doctor Who is Peter Capaldi’s second series in the title role, Steven Moffat’s fifth as showrunner and Jenna Coleman’s last as Clara. With only six weeks left, here’s a midterm report

The comedian from Crawley is in for a culture shock when he visits his extended family in Sri Lanka – and for once the laughs are all on him

Suranne Jones is at her brilliant best in this gripping story of an unravelling marriage. Are you hooked – or have you been put off by the stagey script and preposterous plot?

Full of wicked comedy and visual absurdism, Will Forte’s apocalyptic show is unafraid of tackling the darker instincts of its pitiful anti-hero