PICK OF PAY TV AND MOVIES

(All ten parts) HHH

AMAZON PRIME

(Season 2)

SKY ON DEMAND/ NOW TV NEW!

(All six seasons) HHHHH This HBO drama about a man caught between two very different families returns to on demand. It’s one of many top US dramas to return on the same day – also back are Big Little Lies, Billions,

Boardwalk Empire, The Affair and The Wire. From Monday.

COMEDY

(All three seasons) HHH

Stylish and utterly unusual private eye comedy that features a scenestealing turn from Ted Danson (above) as the drug-addled friend of a recently dumped novelist turned investigator.

COMEDY BORED TO DEATH JUST ANOTHER IMMIGRANT

(All ten parts) HHH Romesh Ranganathan takes his family to the US, hires a 6,000-seat venue and tries to sell it out – thinking that if he can do that, he has broken America.

MOVIE THE SOPRANOS YESTERDAY

(2019) 12 HHHH Danny Boyle and Richard Curtis’s warm fantasy romcom has a great premise:

What if only one person remembered the music of The Beatles, and then set about building a career out of their music?

uBEST OF THE REST NEW! KILLER KICKS

(BBC3 via iplayer) HHH Every time a pair of sneakers is made, it can produce as much CO2 as a tenmile drive. This looks at the demand for the funky trainers, which account for nearly half of global footwear sales. From Tuesday, 6am.

NEW! BOOKTUBE: READ WITH ME SPECIAL

(Youtube Originals) HHH There are book recommendations from authors John Grisham, James Patterson, Nicholas Sparks and Elizabeth Gilbert in this special episode of the book club. From Thursday.

PAY MOVIES 1917

(2019) 15 (BT TV Store, Sky Store, Virgin) HHHHH Sam Mendes’s astonishing piece of cinema plays as if it were a single continuous shot, and follows two soldiers across a shattered wartime landscape as they try to deliver a message.

BOMBSHELL

u(2019) 15 (BT TV Store,

Sky Store, Virgin) HHHH The based-ontruth story of sexual harassment at Fox News has a killer cast including Nicole Kidman and Margot Robbie. The story was also given the TV treatment in The Loudest Voice (on Sky/now TV). Both from Monday.

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