TV Critic Sarah Mawson urges you to watch 'Betty', a coming-of-age comedy which details female skateboarders making their way in a male-dominated sport

Sport Editor Kit Shepard praises this recent TV adaptation of the much-loved spy novel series, arguing that the deviations from the original books provide satisfying viewing

Comment Editor Abby Spreadborough is stunned by profundity of this TV series about a sexual assault survivor, and discusses how she relates to its plot on a personal level

TV Critic Harpal Khambay delves into the evolution of how black women are represented on screen, from 'Gone With The Wind' to 'I May Destroy You'

Redbrick's TV editors share the shows that have been helping them get through lockdown

After Netflix creates a Black Lives Matter category on its platform, TV writer Anna Suffolk implores other streaming services to follow suit

TV Critic Anya Logue discusses the underrepresentation of disability in TV, arguing people are not defined by their disabilities, so neither should their on-screen counterparts

TV Writer Danielle Murinas explains the history behind blackface in comedy and the prejudice & ignorance it represents

TV Critic Elinor Griffiths looks back at The Vampire Diaries, arguing its character-driven storytelling still slays a decade on

Comment Editor Abby Spreadborough urges you to watch Run, arguing that life on the run has never looked so good

TV Writer Heidi Linton urges you to watch this gripping and powerful drama depicting the real-life consequences of the Windrush scandal

TV Critic Elinor Griffiths reviews the final season of Netflix's popular teen drama, arguing that it achieves a poignant and emotional ending