23 Apr 2020 - 1:01am

No sex please, we’re brutish <i>Too Hot to Handle</I>'s phony reverence for chastity is perfect for our hypersexualised times

Louise Perry

06.04

The guilty pleasure of daytime TV A beginner's guide to the viewing delights that can unite us in the age of lockdown

Gareth Roberts

20.12

How Lefty luvvies lost the plot The creative sector is now so woke and insular that it’s incapable even of recognising an oppositional voice

Gareth Roberts

04.11

Why Miranda is more daring than Fleabag Miranda Hart’s creation — now a decade old — doesn't rely on filthy jokes for laughs

Peter Franklin

02.10

Does TV really rule America? The election of Trump wasn't a nasty mistake caused by dark external forces

Justin Webb

28.06

TV’s demeaning political banter

Douglas Murray

26.04

Whatever happened to TV’s working-class heroes? Television is awfully posh — and all the poorer for it

Fiona Sturges

25.02

What Netflix don’t want you to know From a Darwinian workplace culture to a cavalier approach to free speech, the streaming giant is behaving badly

Mark Piesing

15.11

Could Generation X save the world?

Peter Franklin

25.06

Why don’t we talk about television anymore?

Peter Franklin