Shane Ryan

Welcome to Wrexham’s second season is somehow even better than its first, maintaining strong focus on this team and this town.

Paramount+’s take on the true story of a bank heist-turned-gold rush is one of the most compelling TV thrillers in recent memory.

FX’s anthology series Fargo is back once again, and weirder than ever. But its oddness and incredible performances make for a great season.

In its second season, Prime Video’s Reacher is action-packed, entertaining, and perfect escapism. Our review:

Netflix’s The Brothers Sun is fun, sure, but it’s mostly forgettable, and feels emblematic of a Netflix that now prioritizes “safe” shows.

AMC’s Monsieur Spade is an assured and brilliant twist on the central character from The Maltese Falcon led by an incredible Clive Owen.

Apple TV+’s latest period farce is classically Noel Fielding, injecting Mighty Boosh-esque humor into this historically-iffy world.

In Netflix’s latest action series, Guy Ritchie creates a stylish and violent criminal world populated by sleek characters and engaging storytelling.

Apple TV+’s Sugar has all the ingredients of a decent noir drama (and an incredible cast to boot), but ultimately falls flat.

Welcome to Wrexham skirts any potential growing pains in its third season, continuing to deliver great football and great storytelling.