Janet Leigh

19 hours ago | digitalspy.com | Janet Leigh

After a knock-out debut season and an extremely worthy second, it would be tempting to assume that Squid Game had played all its cards in the shock department. Yet the thriller's third and final outing outdid itself, delivering one of the finest episodes throughout the show's short run with devastating and brilliant finesse. The episode in question happens very early on in the series and is in some ways a homage to everything that makes Squid Game such a standout show.

2 days ago | digitalspy.com | Janet Leigh

Marvel's television shows remain one of the biggest strengths of the franchise, with previous wins like WandaVision, Agatha All Along and Ms Marvel showing that success can come when leaning into the individuality of each offshoot. In the new show Ironheart, this can be seen once again. We first got a glimpse of Dominique Thorne's Riri Williams in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, where the tech genius left a huge impression on more than just Shuri (Letitia Wright).

5 days ago | digitalspy.com | Janet Leigh

TV fans have been spoilt for choice recently, with some stunning June releases to feed their appetites for good drama. In the mix has been the gorgeously-crafted BBC drama What It Feels Like for a Girl, the recent season-three release of one of Netflix's most underrated shows and Outrageous, the absorbing new period drama starring Bridgerton actor Bessie Carter. It's been non-stop hits, and this upcoming week (from Monday 23 June) is no different.

1 week ago | digitalspy.com | Janet Leigh

Murder Most Puzzling review is based on episode one. Watch out John Taylor, there's a new puzzle-sleuthing citizen for fans of the crime genre. For those not up on their whodunits and murder mystery shows, John is the main protagonist in the hit BBC show Ludwig (played by David Mitchell). There, the puzzle expert gets drawn into investigating the mysterious disappearance of his twin brother James (a detective) by assuming James' identity and using his skills to crack the case.

1 week ago | digitalspy.com | Janet Leigh

UKTV's latest period drama Outrageous lives up to its name, with its telling of the real-life Mitford sisters' controversial story. Bridgerton's Bessie Carter is the magnificent lead in this '30s-set mini-series, yet despite her coming from a show known for its raunchy escapades, Outrageous turns up the heat in an entirely different way.