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As Wednesday’s episode, based on the Slender Man stabbing, showed, the police procedural cleverly uses topical subjects to explore its audience’s attitudes to crime and violence
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Once, Americans swooned over bumbling, floppy-haired Hugh Grant. But the new breed of British dreamboats are largely tough, upper-crust men of action – and they’re all over our TV shows
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A Series of Unfortunate Events, which sold 60m copies and was also made into a film, to be turned into 13-part TV series by on-demand entertainment company
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Whether sparse and tense, or lavish and operatic, TV shows now have scores as impressive as their cinematic counterparts. We talk to the composers behind some of the best
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Penny Dreadful, The Hollow Crown and Call the Midwife maker expected to be subject of bidding war. By Mark Sweney
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As TV gets more complex, so do our discussions about it, allowing us to explore nothing less than reality itself, writes Lili Loofbourow
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