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 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

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

Redbrick's TV Editor's share the cartoons they keep coming back to

TV Writer Lorcan Drury delves into why the newest installation of one of the most beloved and successful queer franchises, RuPaul’s Drag Race, could possibly be a one-hit-wonder in Canada

Warping back to the swinging 60s brings out the best in Gerard Way's dysfunctional superpowered family, writes TV Critic Antonio Miguel Aguila

TV Critic Susie Creasey praises the star-studded drama's inspiring salute to second-wave feminism

TV Critic Saskia Davis praises Michaela Coel's masterpiece 'I May Destroy You' for its unflinching portrayal of sexual assault and the trauma it induces

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