All The Best TV & Films To Watch This Week

The Crow Girl, Paramount+

This dark Scandinavian-inspired crime thriller returns with another chilling mystery. Picking up after the events of the first season, DCI Jeanette Kilburn (Eve Myles) and her team are forced to revisit a case they believed was closed when a gruesome new discovery exposes a trail of overlooked evidence. Adapted from Erik Axl Sund's bestselling novels, the series combines psychological tension with plenty of unexpected twists, making it an easy recommendation for fans of slow-burn Nordic noir.

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The Undeclared War, Channel 4

After the dramatic end of season one – with enemy jets in the UK airspace – the acclaimed cyber-thriller returns with a fresh global crisis. Set in the immediate aftermath of the first season, GCHQ's malware team believes it's finally gaining ground after a devastating cyber-attack until a far more dangerous enemy emerges from the shadows. As suspicions of a mole within the organisation grow, the pressure mounts on Simon Pegg's Danny and the rest of the team. 

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A Toxic Love Story, Netflix

This slick psychological thriller starts with a seemingly perfect marriage before spiralling into something far darker. When a newlywed couple becomes the target of an anonymous stalker, sinister messages quickly give way to manipulation, betrayal and violence. As loyalties shift and motives become increasingly murky, the film keeps viewers guessing as to who can really be trusted. 

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Pompeii: Out Of Time With Tom Hiddleston, Disney+

Tom Hiddleston fronts this gripping docudrama exploring one of history's most devastating natural disasters. Combining dramatic reconstructions with the latest archaeological discoveries, the three-part series revisits the final hours before Mount Vesuvius erupted, revealing that many residents of Pompeii may have had a chance to escape. Guided by historians, volcanologists and archaeologists, the series offers a fresh perspective on the ancient city, shifting the focus from catastrophe to the remarkable human stories of survival, resilience and sacrifice.

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Ransom Canyon, Netflix

Netflix's romantic western returns to the Texas Hill Country for a second season of tangled relationships, family rivalries and sweeping scenery. After six months away pursuing her career in New York, Quinn is back in Ransom Canyon – and reunited with rancher Staten. But picking up where they left off proves easier said than done, as old wounds and unresolved grief continue to cast a shadow over their relationship. 

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Granite Harbour, BBC 

Aberdeen once again provides the dramatic backdrop for the latest season of this atmospheric detective drama. Former Royal Military Police officer Davis Lindo continues his transition into civilian policing, tackling increasingly complex investigations alongside DCI Lara Bartlett. As fresh murders expose new secrets beneath the city's polished exterior, the partnership is tested like never before. 

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The Dink, Apple TV

If Ted Lasso met Dodgeball, you'd end up with The Dink. Jake Johnson stars as a washed-up tennis pro who reluctantly swaps the court for the surprisingly competitive world of pickleball in a last-ditch effort to save his local club. With Ben Stiller, Mary Steenburgen and Ed Harris rounding out the cast – plus, cameos from tennis legends Andy Roddick and John McEnroe – this is a solid feel-good comedy.

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Sea Shadows, Channel 4

A mysterious shipwreck is just the beginning in this gripping French thriller. When oceanographer Abigail returns to her coastal hometown to investigate the discovery, she finds herself caught between political tensions, environmental disputes, political tensions and  long-buried local secrets. But as the investigation moves beneath the waves, it becomes clear that the truth is far stranger than anyone expected. 

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The Rapture, BBC 

Based on Liz Jensen's bestselling novel, this psychological thriller stars Ruth Madeley as a forensic psychologist rebuilding her life after a devastating accident, alongside a stellar supporting cast including Ruth Jones, Iwan Rheon, India Amarteifio. Her new role at a secure unit for young offenders introduces her to Bethany, a teenage girl imprisoned for murdering her mother – and who claims to possess psychic abilities. As their relationship deepens, the line between psychological manipulation and the supernatural becomes increasingly blurred. 

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