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The week in TV: Time; The Dinosaur Hour; All the Light We Cannot See; Roman Kemp: The Fight for Young Lives – review

Jimmy McGovern’s prison drama shifts its focus without pulling its punches; Basil Fawlty is alive and well on GB News; and Roman Kemp proves a great campaigner for young people’s mental health

The Guardian - UK

The week in TV: The Reckoning; Frasier; Lessons in Chemistry; Scars: Surviving a Stabbing – review

Steve Coogan excels as Jimmy Savile in the BBC’s damage limitation exercise; a reboot of Frasier is slow to find its rhythm; and Brie Larson stars as a scientist turned chef in Apple’s adaptation of a hit novel

The Guardian - UK

Kirkmoore review – disability is way funnier than this comedy can handle

This sitcom about three disabled young people at a residential college is spot on with its depiction of disabled dating and friendships. Unfortunately, it forgets one thing – making people laugh

The Guardian - UK

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A live BBC Children in Need gaming fundraiser event, Game to Give, is coming to Nottingham

The BBC is aiming to use the show to raise awareness about the positive sides of gaming

Evening Standard

The week in TV: Sex Education; Chris Packham: Is It Time to Break the Law?; Picasso: The Beauty and the Beast; Juice – review

The game-changing school drama comes of age in its final season; a despairing Chris Packham considers abandoning peaceful protest. Plus, Picasso in the round and the comedy surrealism of Mawaan Rizwan

The Guardian - UK

Juice review – a raucous, eye-popping millennial queer comedy

Comedian Mawaan Rizwan is wacky, witty and weird in this surreally entertaining series, which also stars Russell Tovey. Fans of The Mighty Boosh will want to check it out

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: tantric togas – a history of sex through the centuries

Amanda Holden presents an entertaining guide to human sexuality. Plus Juice, a sitcom about a man who daydreams through life. Here’s what to watch this evening

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TV tonight: following larger-than-life twins in another great Storyville film

An intimate portrait of two boys entering adulthood. Plus, there is nothing better than revenge in BBC One’s latest conman drama. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Starstruck review: another series of the delightful BBC Three romcom

“I was nervous” about watching the third season of the BBC Three romcom “Starstruck”, because I so enjoyed the first two, said Deborah Ross in The Mail on Sunday. I needn’t have worried: “it’s witty and warm and terrific, all over again”. “The premise, essentially, is ‘Notting Hill’ in reverse.”…

The Week

The week in TV: The Woman in the Wall; David Hockney: A Celebration; The Following Events Are Based on a Pack of Lies; Starstruck – review

A blazing Ruth Wilson elevates a turbulent drama about Ireland’s Magdalene laundries; Hockney and Bragg make a classy double act; and a female revenge fantasy goes to the dark side

The Guardian - UK

Starstruck’s Nikesh Patel: ‘If someone wants to write Rishi Sunak: The Musical, I’d play him’

The actor on the joy of working with Rose Matafeo, his early exit from Celebrity Hunted and his fondness for Uno

The Guardian - UK

The week in TV: Henpocalypse!; Harlan Coben’s Shelter; Paranormal; At Home With the Furys – review

Hen night comedy at the end of the world; teens in peril in smalltown New Jersey; spooky goings-on in Wales; and boxing champ Tyson Fury plays house

The Guardian - UK

Starstruck season 3: release date, cast, plot and everything we know

Starstruck season 3 will return to BBC Three. But what's in store for Jessie and Tom this time around?

WhatToWatch

Boot Dreams: Now Or Never: release date, what happens, trailer, interview, players and all about the football series

Boot Dreams: Now Or Never sees Roman Kemp helping 16 failed footballers get one last chance of achieving their dreams.

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Evening Standard

New Andrew Tate documentary coming to BBC Three

Tate was recently released from house arrest in Romania, where he is facing human-trafficking charges

The Independent UK

BBC to release ‘powerful’ documentary exploring Andrew Tate’s influence on young people

Controversial ‘influencer’ was indicted in June over allegations of human trafficking, rape and sexual exploitation

WhatToWatch

Get your first look at Bad Education season 5 as filming commences

The BBC has confirmed filming on Bad Education season 5 has commenced in London, and released the first image from the new series of the hit BBC Three comedy.

WhatToWatch

Paranormal: The Girl, The Ghost and The Gravestones: release date, what happens and everything we know

Paranormal: The Girl, The Ghost and The Gravestones on BBC sees Sian Eleri reopen the case of a spooky Welsh farmhouse.

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The Guardian - UK

The week in television: Gregg Wallace: The British Miracle Meat; Reframed: Marilyn Monroe; Dreaming Whilst Black; Special Ops: Lioness – review

Gregg Wallace fronts a biting cost of living satire; a starry sorority reclaims Marilyn Monroe; and a fable of modern black Britishness leaves you wanting more

GoodToKnow

What happened to Gaia Pope and where was she found?

The tragic death of a Dorset teenager is the subject of a new BBC Three documentary Gaia: A Death on Dancing Ledge

The Independent UK

Dreaming Whilst Black: a satirical comedy so lifelike it practically wrote itself

The hit web comedy has become a series on BBC Three. It’s not a documentary, but it might as well be, its creator and his co-star tell Nicole Vassell

The Guardian - UK

The week in TV: Love Island; The Traitors: Australia; Celebrity Save Our Sperm; Heat – review

Passion, likable contestants and more diversity have rejuvenated the original bronzed beauty; The Traitors shows no sign of franchise fatigue; and three celebrities show some real balls

GoodToKnow

Australian Traitors: How to watch, who's host and how many episodes are there?

All you need to know about the Australian version of the hit UK show

My Imperfect Life

How to watch 'Champion', author Candice Carty-Williams' 'love letter to Black British music'

"I think this show is special in its own right but the music is very close to me," the author said

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Nora from Queens is back, still dissatisfied and still a delight

Awkwafina’s millennial returns for a third series – and a scolding from her grandma. Plus: Joanna Lumley finds enchantment where there is patently none. Here’s what to watch this evening

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