TV Writer Izzy Tobin reviews Netflix's Kaos finding it to be an interesting amalgamation of Greek myths told in a refreshingly entertaining way

Print & Features Editor Ash Sutton review's the TV adaptation of A Good Girl's Guide to Murder finding it to be another failed book-to-screen translation

TV Writer Simone Salvatore reviews the second season of House of the Dragon finding it to be an anti-climactic and hesitant follow-on to the beloved Game of Thrones

TV Writer Charley Gordon-Boyle reviews the new season of Doctor Who, where despite the charisma of the new lead, these episodes leave much to be desired

Print & Features Editor Jess Parker reviews the brand new Netflix show Baby Reindeer, based on the real life experiences of Richard Gadd, dealing with stalking and abuse, that has sparked ongoing controversy about the events it explores

Culture Editor Ash Sutton praises the first part of Bridgerton's new season despite some weaknesses, finding it enjoyable but rushed

Digital Editor Halima Ahad spotlights The Summer I Turned Pretty protagonist Belly, resonating with the character as she navigates the struggles of adolescence

Print&Features Editor Jess Parker gives a quick rundown of this year's Eurovision including the Swiss winner Nemo

Redbrick Newspaper’s TV, Film, Gaming, and Music Editors come together for their top picks to watch and play this June

Sci&Tech Editor Sophie Webb reviews the latest series of the brilliantly twisted and shocking Inside No.9

Print&Features Editor Jess Parker finds the Doctor Who opening episode quirky, silly and fun yet lacking in the impact or memorability of some of the show's past episodes

TV Writer Joel Bishton believes W1A, a mockumentary style show which encompasses British humour at its finest, to be a hidden gem