After watching the 2020 US Election coverage on the BBC, TV Critic Dan Hunt gives a tongue-in-cheek review of what appears to be the most boring blockbuster ever written

In an attempt to go back to simpler times, our TV critics nostalgically recall their favourite childhood TV shows

TV Writer Ellie Reed contemplates the issues with Love Island following the three suicides connected to the show, asking how it can be made safer

News Editor Cerys Gardner urges you to watch the much-awaited second season of Ghosts, a hilarious comedy combining childhood nostalgia, English history, and loveable characters

TV Critic Antonio Miguel Aguila reviews season two of the Amazon original, commending its provocative, angsty and satirical take on the often sanitised superhero genre

TV Critic Sherif Hassan fondly remembers this 1990s masterpiece, and reflects on the show's poignant messages about racial issues as Black History Month is underway

TV Critic Maisie McCormick urges us to rewatch Misfits, the show which deals with dark topics in a hilarious and relatable way

TV Critic Lauren Ramsden reflects on Netflix's new supernatural horror series, and is fond of its emotional plot twists, stunning cinematography and acting

Life&Style Editor Emma Stephenson deliberates on whether Matt Lucas has ruined the nations favourite baking show, as his childish humour leaves her feeling unimpressed

TV Writer Saskia Davies reviews the Billie Piper-led miniseries, praising its unique and refreshing portrayal of the female experience

TV Critic David Cohen is disappointed by ITV's chilling dramatization of serial killer Dennis Nilsen, arguing it lacks direction

As plans for a Fox News-style opinionated news channel for the UK come to light, TV Writer Anya Logue explains the dangers of news bias and emotion-led reporting