What’s on TV tonight: The Last of Us, Mayor of Kingstown and more
Your complete guide to the week’s television, films and sport, across terrestrial and digital platforms
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The Last of Us, review: dystopian thriller is the greatest video game adaptation ever made
Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey impress in HBO's post-apocalyptic epic, which manages to make a mockery of the 'video game curse'
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The Last of Us: can the writer behind TV hit Chernobyl beat the video game curse?
The game imagines a zombie apocalypse caused by killer fungi. If anyone can make that seem chillingly plausible, it's writer Craig Mazin
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Mayor of Kingstown, season 2, review: brainless machismo and breathless misogyny
Yellowstone's Taylor Sheridan has delivered another testosterone-heavy TV show, which reduces women to sex workers and glorifies violence
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Dancing on Ice 2023, review: innuendoes and Nineties nostalgia can't save such a mediocre contest
The programme seems to be permanently circling the drain, waiting for an ITV bigwig to lose patience and pull the flush handle
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Happy Valley, episode 3, review: how to win a Bafta over a cup of tea and a sandwich
Sarah Lancashire and Siobhan Finneran are majestic in a scene set in a Sheffield cafe, proving that Sally Wainwright is a master at work
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How to Live to 100, review: Jon Snow gets the scoop – no stress, oily fish and... Communism
Former Channel 4 newsreader heads to the Greek island of Ikaria, Loma Linda in California and Japan to discover the secret to a long life
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This odd new documentary proves that in TV, as in life, dishonesty doesn’t pay
This week, Victoria has been watching Amanda & Alan’s Italian Job on BBC One
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Last year’s biggest TV phenomenon is back – here’s everything you need to know
The latest US series of The Traitors lands on BBC iPlayer today, with host Alan Cumming, new celebrity contestants and plenty of skulduggery
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Break Point, Netflix, review: tennis head or not, you’ll be riveted
Netflix applies the Drive to Survive formula to tennis – and serves up a winner almost from the first point
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Hunters, season 2, review: Al Pacino hunts down Adolf Hitler in this absurd romp
The alternate-history series returns, with the Nazi hunters now on the trail of the Fuhrer – it's bonkers, but Pacino is great value
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Kumail Nanjiani: ‘America has gone backwards on racism – at least the UK has an Indian leader’
The Welcome to Chippendales star on playing a stripping mogul, the backlash to his Marvel body transformation, and why he loves Britain
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The Reunion, ITVX, review: Ioan Gruffudd flounders in this sun-soaked Euro-nonsense
The plot flits between missing girls, Russian gangsters, murder and romance, making each character less believable than the last
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Next Level Chef, review: sorry Gordon Ramsay, your new show is a kitchen nightmare
It has none of the good bits of MasterChef or Ready Steady Cook, and all of the worst bits of American TV: OTT cooks and silly challenges
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Better Call Saul was robbed: the biggest Golden Globes snubs and surprises
Where where the Brits, and what on earth is Argentina, 1985? The good, the bad and the baffling from this year's Golden Globes
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‘I’ve milked American Pie to death’: Jennifer Coolidge’s Golden Globes speech tops the night
Coolidge’s star turn in The White Lotus found her new fans, fame and her first Golden Globe – her hilarious acceptance speech has gone viral
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