The stylistic choices of The Bear: Season 2 are a pleasure for the eyes, ears, nostrils and taste buds.

Packed with information and has amazing visuals to support it. Well detailed and well explained, something I highly recommend watching.

As documentaries go, I think this is a great one. It’s got a good pace, it’s detailed, not too interview heavy, and you see plenty of robots

Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan has finally hit a wall and fans are too smart to continue to fall for the recycled story lines this has to offer.

There’s a lot of potential that Black Knight fails to achieve which could have put it with the crème de le crème of post-apocalyptic dramas.

There’s enough intrigue in Citadel to at least want to keep watching it after the initial few episodes.

An acquired taste, but it might also be one of the best series of the year just try to forget about its hugely ambiguous ending.

For the people who have stuck with it from the beginning, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel season 5 is perfect.

You find yourself becoming addicted to these characters and their rotten lives, and it will leave you wanting more as the episodes go on.

A series that craves more depth, but also one that could have benefitted from straying away from the beaten path a tad.

With the events that transpired in this episode, it feels as though it is the first time that all the pieces may be being placed together.

With the episodic format it feels right at home, moving from location to location, exploring the universe, and I would love to see more.

The return to the Grishaverse results in more characters, bigger and better effects, and a more detailed insight into this fantastical land.

Enjoyable, but it doesn't feel as though we've moved any further on in these characters stories apart from answering questions from the past

Chapter 19 completely heads in an unexpected direction, moving away from the norm and taking us to an Andor reminiscent world.

With the previous two episodes being Ellies spotlight it is Joel's time to shine, and boy does he.

Plenty of sex, drugs and Rock 'n Roll, Daisy Jones and The Six is well worth the binge whether you've read the book or not.

Episode 2 feels as though it is ticking all the boxes it set out in episode 1, meaning this can now go in any direction it sees fit.

Continuing to introduce interesting characters while building upon what they already have, which will get me watching each and every week.

It feels good to be back on adventures with Mando and Grogu once again.