Television You Have Watched This Week That Is Worth Recommending

[Frost Gary]

No grand claims, no best of the year arguments. Just what you have actually watched in the past seven days that was worth the time. Could be something new, something old, something you finally got around to after years of meaning to.

One recommendation with a sentence on why.

[StormForge62]

Shogun on Disney Plus. I know everyone said this when it came out. I finally watched it this week and the consensus was right. Genuinely one of the best things made for television in years and the care taken with the Japanese language and culture is evident throughout

[GhostRider63]

Started The Bear Season 5 and the first three episodes are as good as anything from the earlier seasons. The restaurant still has not turned a profit and Carmy is still barely holding it together. The rhythm of the show is intact

[QuantumToken24]

House of the Dragon Season 3 first episode is exactly what it needed to be after the pacing frustrations of Season 2. Something actually happened in the first hour and it set up genuine stakes for the rest of the series

[Undertaker92]

Went back and watched the first series of Utopia from 2013 on Channel 4. If you have never seen it, it is extraordinary television that was ahead of its time in almost every way. The colour palette alone is worth watching

[BrittleQuarry]

Clarkson's Farm Season 4 is on Prime Video this month and it continues to be the most unexpectedly affecting thing on television. A show about farming that is actually about life, time, and what we build

[Shane_77]

Severance Season 2 hold up on rewatch, possibly better than on first viewing. Knowing where it is going changes what the early episodes are doing and they are doing more than you realise

[Skibidi98]

I finally watched Adolescence on Netflix which everyone was talking about in March and I understand the response. The craft involved and what it says about how young people communicate and fail to communicate is remarkable