Lucy Sweet

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Seinfeld: Classic sitcom’s arrival to Netflix is the reset we all need

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The Great British Bake Off shows there’s still hope for the country

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Even Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen can’t save the Changing Rooms reboot

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Oh, for James Martin’s entrancing confidence and fearless freedom

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Love Island 2021: Awkward, weird and disappointing

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BBC’s I’ll Get This: Just a TV version of weak stocking-filler trivia games

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Naked Attraction: Crass, cringe and crude?

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I’m a TV reviewer and have just started watching Line of Duty

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Drawers Off: Not top draw but that makes it good lockdown fun

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Kirstie and Phil’s Love It or List It review: Ridiculously ambitious

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WandaVision is not for everyone, but god I loved it

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Wish I was there: Who needs real travel when you have TV?

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Can Christmas TV really comfort us after 2020?

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Why watching Selling Sunset is entering a house of fun

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Why Terrace House is televisual equivalent of a mindfulness jigsaw

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Celebrity Gogglebox is a real box of delights

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A crafty way to get through isolation

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Talking Pictures TV is the channel getting me through lockdown

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Lockdown telly is like a choose your own adventure

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The great, cross-generational bonding power of The Office

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“It is what it is”: there’s no denying Love Island

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The Goes Wrong Show: why not laugh as the wheels come off?

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“OH MY GOD, THERE ARE TWO PAUL RUDDS”

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Aisling Bea’s This Way Up is the way forward

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Remarkable Places to Eat is hard to digest

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What is it about Laurence of Suburbia that makes it so entertaining?

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What/If review: So truly, hilariously, joyfully bad that it’s kind of good

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Gossip Girl – retro TV tonic for the jaded heterosexual perimenopausal woman

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Game of Thrones season 8? I’m out with a nasty case of Dragon Fatigue

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‘Deutschland 86’ – historical TV drama doesn’t have to be sexy, but it helps

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Derry Girls and Fleabag won’t fix TV’s gender imbalance – but they’re a start

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They’re still they’re for you, no matter your age – how Friends lives on

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Kill and Ted – how did curling up with a good murder doc become comforting?

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The Marie Kondo con: Bringing order to a chaotic world starts with your socks

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What hope for penguins and humans alike after David Attenborough is gone?

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