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Fargo, season 5, review: a return to form for Prime Video's spin on the Coen brothers
Juno Temple and Mad Men's Jon Hamm whip out an equal helping of jokes and violence, but it's Jennifer Jason Leigh who steals the show
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I'm a Celebrity, day 3: Farage sulks while a rumble in the jungle leaves Nella no time to cry
In a drama-packed, chaotic third instalment, the focus went off Nigel Farage – to his apparent disgruntlement
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Louis Theroux Interviews Joan Collins, review: like the Dame herself, this encounter was a hoot
Still fabulous at 90, Dame Joan met Theroux at her home in St Tropez for a chat that covered Hollywood, sexual assault and getting older
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Emily Maitlis vs Prince Andrew: will Amazon or Netflix do it better?
Who will prove the most convincing, Michael Sheen or Rufus Sewell, Ruth Wilson or Gillian Anderson? And which drama has the best scoop?
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Top Gear’s cancellation is not just the death of machismo – it’s a major headache for the BBC
It's lucrative and a global brand, but the show's demise is no surprise in today's climate
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Angela Rippon: Dancing is key to a long life but Strictly made my legs ‘a disaster zone’
Strictly’s oldest contestant reflects on why age is no barrier to friendship, feeling like a ‘granny’ to Kai, and her training injuries
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What’s on TV tonight: The Great Climate Fight, Secrets of the Aquarium, and more
Your complete guide to the week’s television, films and sport, across terrestrial and digital platforms
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‘I never thought a ten-month job would end up being my pension’: what it’s like to be a Doctor Who companion
As the sci-fi show turns 60, four actresses reveal the highs and lows of being the Time Lord's sidekick
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I’m a Celebrity, day 2 review: Nigel Farage becomes the ‘anus event’
After Farage snacked on crocodile bum, camel teat and sheep, as well as goat and chicken feet, it's hard to imagine things could get worse
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Evil Genius with Russell Kane, Sky History review: was Churchill really a publicity-hungry alcoholic?
The comedian's popular podcast about divisive historical figures has been transported to TV, kicking off with a debate on Churchill's legacy
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Vinnie Jones in the Country, review: like Clarkson's Farm, but much swearier and far more poignant
This Discovery+ series follows the former footballer as he copes with the loss of his wife by immersing himself in a new country life
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Strictly Come Dancing 2023 line-up: all the contestants and their professional pairings
The BBC dance show returns for a 21st series. Here is the current line-up, after Angela Rippon was eliminated on Sunday night in Blackpool
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Squid Game: The Challenge, Netflix, review: reality remake loses none of the tension or intrigue
Spun-off from the lockdown mega-hit, this game show – with a prize of $4.56m – embraces the capitalism that was satirised by the original
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Slow Horses, season 3, review: so brilliant you'd be silly not to get an Apple TV+ subscription
It's clever, it's fun, it features a marvellously greasy Gary Oldman swearing at his MI5 colleagues – and it deserves a much bigger audience
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I'm a Celebrity: Nigel Farage finds an audience – even in the middle of nowhere
ITV's star attraction delivered extra publicity before even the first kangaroo scrotum had been swallowed
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Ronnie O'Sullivan: The Edge of Everything, Prime Video, review: a painful portrait of a tormented talent
The snooker champion comes across as a deeply troubled sportsman. The sanitised Beckham documentary, this isn't
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