Review

George Hawkins as Darem Reymi, Kerrice Brooks as Sam and Sandro Rosta as Caleb Mir in Star Trek: Starfleet Academy

Louise GriffinStarfleet Academy review: Star Trek's school days spin-off needs some work

Mark Heap and Dawn French star in Can You Keep a Secret?

David CraigCan You Keep a Secret? review: A sitcom with plenty to like, except good jokes

Jessie Buckley in Hamnet

James MottramHamnet review: Jessie Buckley is superb in this masterly study of loss

Two adults stand beside a white vintage car in a grassy coastal setting. One leans against the car wearing a suit jacket and open-collar shirt, while the other stands with hands in pockets wearing a casual jacket and hoodie. Dark wooden huts and water are visible in the background under soft daylight.

Lynley review: '00s detective series gets a subtle reimagining

(L-R) Diego Calva, Camila Morrone and Tom Hiddleston star in The Night Manager season 2; in this promotional art, Teddy is intensely staring at Jonathan, who is looking away from him and towards the viewer. In the back ground, Roxana can be seen looking over

David CraigThe Night Manager season 2 review: Hiddleston and Calva are TV's next hot couple

Josh Finan in Waiting for the Out, sat on the floor in front of a sofa. There is an orange RT Review banner in the bottom right corner with five stars out of five.

Waiting for the Out review: Sensational drama tackles masculinity, the justice system with welcome nuance

Kate Hudson and Hugh Jackman in Song Sung Blue

Terry StauntonSong Sung Blue review: A big-hearted, blue-collar love story – with a shocking fork in the road

Lenny Rush as Chris, James Buckley as Dad, Rochenda Small as Georgina, Hannah Fry, Greg Davies as Father Christmas, Stephen Fry, Ele McKenzie as Holly and Dame Maggie Aderin-Pocock in Finding Father Christmas. Rush and Buckley are smiling at the camera together, and Rush is holding a snowglobe with the other characters inside.

David CraigFinding Father Christmas review: Wait, is this for kids or not?

Amanda Seyfried and Sydney Sweeney in The Housemaid sitting side-by-side on a sofa. There is a 4-star review RT review banner in the corner.

Terry StauntonThe Housemaid review: Amanda Seyfried shines in a satisfyingly scary chiller that doesn't take itself too seriously

James MottramAvatar: Fire and Ash review – Another marvel of CG craftsmanship from James Cameron

An official promo image for Fallout season 2, showing Ella Purnell in her blue vault suit holding a gun with the New Vegas sign in the background.

Rob LeaneFallout season 2 review: A meandering return to the wasteland

Michael SidhuParanormal Activity review: Theatre horror that startles rather than haunts

Olivia GarrettInto the Woods review: Bridge Theatre revival is a sheer force of nature

Goodbye June review

Patrick CremonaGoodbye June review: Kate Winslet's directorial debut is schmaltzy but affecting

Neighbours' Paul Robinson, in a black suit, stands beside Susan Kennedy in a blue coat and Karl Kennedy in a dark grey jacket in Ramsay Street. The orange RT review, and four yellow stars, are in the bottom right corner.

Michael AdamsNeighbours finale review: A gut-wrenching farewell leaves us desperate for more

the back of a man on stage at Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy Live

Michael SidhuThe Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy review: Grab your towel – things get delightfully cosmic

Tmiothee Chalamet in Marty Supreme

Max CopemanMarty Supreme review: Timothée Chalamet hits new heights in breathless and brilliant ping pong drama

FNAF 2 review

Terry StauntonFive Nights at Freddy's 2 review: This boilerplate sequel should be more funny and more frightening

Sergeant Hana Chakri (Francesca Corney), Barclay (Russell Tovey) & General Pierce (Colin McFarlane) marching into the Empress Hall in The War Between the Land and the Sea. A Radio Times review graphic has four out of five stars filled in.

Louise GriffinThe War Between the Land and the Sea review: Doctor Who spin-off could turn the tide for the Whoniverse

Blue Moon review

James MottramBlue Moon review: Ethan Hawke and Andrew Scott shine in tender portrait of an artist

David Harbour as Jim Hopper and Millie Bobby Brown as Eleven in Stranger Things season 5

Louise GriffinStranger Things season 5 review: Is the final battle for Hawkins worth the wait?

Narges Rashidi in Prisoner 951, sat on the floor and looking at the camera. There is an orange RT Review banner in the bottom right corner with four stars.

James HibbsPrisoner 951 review: Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe drama is fittingly infuriating and heart-rending

A screenshot of Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 showing three characters in futuristic military gear wielding rifles with a three-out-of-five stars graphic in the lower-right corner.

Echo ApseyCall of Duty: Black Ops 7 review - A strong multiplayer and Zombies mode offsets a dull and poor campaign

Kirby riding on a Warp Star above a grassy field in Kirby Air Riders.

Alex RaisbeckKirby Air Riders review: Friendship ended with Mario Kart, now Kirby is my best friend

Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba and Ariana Grande as Glinda in Wicked For Good

James MottramWicked: For Good review – Oz saga conclusion will satisfy its extensive army of devotees

The Mighty Nein

Nicola AustinThe Mighty Nein review: Critical Role level up with magical new adventure

Tatiana Maslany as Liz in Keeper

Rosie FletcherKeeper review: An unsettling, compelling but ultimately unsatisfying chiller from Oz Perkins

Claire Danes and Matthew Rhys star in The Beast in Me; their characters are standing in an outdoor setting, looking over at something in a confused, unimpressed manner

David CraigThe Beast in Me review: An embarrassing blunder for 'Peak TV' icons

Glen Powell as Ben Richards in The Running Man

Jeremy AspinallThe Running Man review: Glen Powell proves a charismatic hero in Edgar Wright remake

Now You See Me review

Kevin HarleyNow You See Me: Now You Don't review – A disposable but fitfully fun reunion