TV ON DEMAND

Robin Wiggs’s guide to the best TV and movies on iplayer, Netflix and more…

CATCH-UP TV

DRAMA

KATY KEENE BBC IPLAYER ★★★ This colourful US drama tracks the lives of four New Yorkers striving to succeed in music, theatre and fashion. It’s a spin-off from Riverdale, which is, in turn, a dark take on the world of the Archie comics. From today.

MRS AMERICA ★★★★ BBC IPLAYER Cate Blanchett continues to impress in this polished drama about the battle for women’s rights in the 1970s US. In the most recent double bill, the conservative Phyllis Schlafly (Blanchett) debates with superstar feminists Brenda and Marc Feigen Fasteau.

COMEDY

IT PAYS TO BEHAVE ALL 4 ★★★ Rylan Clark-neal hosts this fun game show in which parents try to complete challenges at home to win cash prizes–the twist being that their children have no idea why mum and dad are behaving so weirdly.

GHOSTS BBC IPLAYER ★★★★ Joyful comedy from the Horrible Histories team about a bunch of squabbling spirits who haunt an old house. Charlotte Ritchie plays the new owner, who has a lot more ahead of her than a tricky renovation.

DOCUMENTARY

MADELEINE MCCANN: THE HUNT FOR THE PRIME SUSPECT ITV HUB ★★★★ Thirteen years ago, Madeleine Mccann vanished from a Portuguese holiday resort. Now, German prosecutors think they may have a new prime suspect in the case – who is he exactly, and why did it take so many years to connect him to the abduction? This programme investigates.

MIRIAM MARGOLYES: ALMOST AUSTRALIAN BBC IPLAYER ★★★★ Miriam Margolyes was born in Oxford, but became a citizen of Australia in 2013. It was only later that she realised how little she actually knew about her adopted home and, in this three-part series, the 79-year-old actress tries to set that right by travelling around the country in a motor home to take the pulse of modern life there.

TRAVEL

WONDERS OF THE COAST PATH ITV HUB ★★★ Sean Fletcher decides to walk the paths of Wales – which run along its entire coastline.

LAST CHANCE

LOST PYRAMIDS OF THE AZTECS ALL 4 ★★★★ Computer-generated imagery helps to bring the Aztec people to life in this two-part dig into the past in Mexico City. Until Monday.