Sally Wainwright goes punk! Michaela Coel is back! And Robert De Niro smashes on to streaming like a man with something to prove! Now on Netflix. James Norton and Niamh Algar star as parents who go through the trauma of learning their baby was switched at birth β but it is James McArdle as the other dad who really ramps up the horror.
A juicy, creepy new year drama to sink into. This is a two-part series about its origins, meteoric rise and the less than wonderful effect it had on the world at large. Now, at last, it is returning to remind us why we fell for its twisty-turny thrills in the first place.
Once again, the staff of Lumon Industries attempt to repair their split consciousnesses. Once again, Ben Stiller directs. You are right to be excited. When we left Mo, he had got himself stranded across the border in Mexico. Playing Jimmy Savile might have shaken something loose in Steve Coogan, who now seems much happier to use his impersonation skills in the service of real drama. January, Channel 4.
Zero Day is a political conspiracy thriller about cyber-attacks. And then, smashing on to streaming like a man with something to prove, Robert De Niro. No show this year will have a cast this dazzling. A Thousand Blows, however, has the potential to stand out from the crowd. There is Victorian boxing. There are shoplifting gangs. There are Stephen Graham and Erin Doherty. If you are looking for the new Peaky Blinders, this may well be it. February, BBC. The latest show from the Shonda Rhimes stable is a screwball comedy starring Uzo Aduba as Cordelia Cupp, an eccentric detective and birdwatcher who has to solve a whodunnit in the White House itself.
It may sound wacky, but these are two women we will always trust. He plays Coop, a banker who loses his job but still has copious bills and alimony to pay β so ends up robbing all his old pals and fellow country club members and pawning off the fancy stuff they may never miss. How long till he gets caught?
