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I Swear to Materialists: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

silverguide.site – The brilliant film about Tourette syndrome that got lost in the recent Baftas fallout, and Dakota Johnson gets caught up in a love triangle between Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal…
I Swear to Materialists: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere to Scarpetta – the seven best shows to stream this week

silverguide.site – Louis delves into the controversial world of hypermasculine influencers at last, while Nicole Kidman and Jamie Lee Curtis light up a fun thriller about a crime-solving forensic pathologist…
Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere to Scarpetta – the seven best shows to stream this week
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TV tonight: prepare for a very exciting Winter Paralympics!

silverguide.site – The opening ceremony kicks off with hosts including GB’s most decorated Paralympian, Sarah Storey. Plus: Steve Backshall’s on Hippo Watch. Here’s what to watch this evening…
TV tonight: prepare for a very exciting Winter Paralympics!
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The Dinosaurs review – Morgan Freeman’s narration is so soothing, you could use this as a relaxation aid

silverguide.site – Yes, there are plenty of big-budget visual effects of prehistoric creatures in Steven Spielberg’s natural history show. But the voiceover is the real draw…
The Dinosaurs review – Morgan Freeman’s narration is so soothing, you could use this as a relaxation aid
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From Mulder and Scully to Marge and Homer: your favourite TV couples

silverguide.site – Slow-burn office crushes that left you weeping, sitcoms that made you fall in love and vampire shows that changed you for ever: Guardian readers pick their ultimate television romances…
From Mulder and Scully to Marge and Homer: your favourite TV couples
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Even in these depressing times, Love is Blind is profoundly bleak television

silverguide.site – The 10th season of Netflix’s reality TV show has given us old-fashioned gender roles, bad behavior and a dark look at what dating looks like in 2026…
Even in these depressing times, Love is Blind is profoundly bleak television
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Vladimir review – Rachel Weisz is unswervingly brilliant in a TV show you’ll admire for years to come

silverguide.site – This adaptation of the 2022 novel – starring Weisz, Leo Woodall and John Slattery – fits it perfectly to television. It’s a proper show for proper grownups…
Vladimir review – Rachel Weisz is unswervingly brilliant in a TV show you’ll admire for years to come
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TV tonight: Alexander Armstrong embarks on an Indian odyssey

silverguide.site – First stop for the actor and comedian is Mumbai. Plus: it’s the halfway point of Alan Sugar’s don’t-get-sacked race The Apprentice. Here’s what to watch this evening…
TV tonight: Alexander Armstrong embarks on an Indian odyssey
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Hostage review – this portrait of a war reporter is jaw-dropping stuff

silverguide.site – This documentary about British war correspondent John Cantlie – who was kidnapped by IS and is believed to have died in an airstrike – is full of remarkable yarns…
Hostage review – this portrait of a war reporter is jaw-dropping stuff
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‘A woman of her time, in the worst way’: Industry, Ghislaine Maxwell and the Epstein scandal

silverguide.site – An heiress helping to traffic young women to brutal billionaires: the finale of the banker drama used one of its characters to take on a huge real-life scandal…
‘A woman of her time, in the worst way’: Industry, Ghislaine Maxwell and the Epstein scandal
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From MTV Cribs to The Bachelor Mansion: what reality TV homes reveal about viewers

silverguide.site – In book Dream Facades, Jack Balderrama Morley examines houses from shows including Keeping Up with the Kardashians to see what we can learn…
From MTV Cribs to The Bachelor Mansion: what reality TV homes reveal about viewers
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Rob Grant obituary

silverguide.site – Radio and TV comedy writer who co-created the award-winning BBC space sitcom Red Dwarf…
Rob Grant obituary
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TV tonight: what really happened to John Cantlie in Syria?

silverguide.site – The first of a three-parter that investigates the missing British photojournalist. Plus, acerbic sitcom We Might Regret This. Here’s what to watch this evening…
TV tonight: what really happened to John Cantlie in Syria?
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Young Sherlock review – the detective in Guy Ritchie’s geezerish caper has the charisma of a naff waiter

silverguide.site – Loud, brash and blokey, it’s not nearly as fresh as the director’s last take on the sleuth 15 years ago. There are flashes of fun, even if Moriarty blows the lead off the screen…
Young Sherlock review – the detective in Guy Ritchie’s geezerish caper has the charisma of a naff waiter
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Redlight to Limelight review – the powerful tale of 500 sex workers who formed a film collective

silverguide.site – This documentary can’t help but be moving as it follows the Cam On group in Kolkata, who are creating a drama based on their experiences – even if it could do with more depth…
Redlight to Limelight review – the powerful tale of 500 sex workers who formed a film collective
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Kenith Trodd obituary

silverguide.site – Television producer whose long-running partnership with Dennis Potter resulted in landmark drama serials including Pennies from Heaven and The Singing Detective…
Kenith Trodd obituary
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Game of Thrones film adaptation in the works at Warner Bros

silverguide.site – Blockbuster adaptation of George RR Martin’s fantasy world will focus on events 300 years before the HBO series’ pilot…
Game of Thrones film adaptation in the works at Warner Bros
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What’s new to streaming in Australia in March: Peaky Blinders, Scarpetta and Deadloch returns

silverguide.site – Plus Werner Herzog chases elephants in Africa, Rachel Weisz gets raunchy in Vladimir and Russell Crowe dazzles as Hermann Göring…
What’s new to streaming in Australia in March: Peaky Blinders, Scarpetta and Deadloch returns
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Countess Luann: ‘One lesson I wish I’d learned earlier? If you don’t think you’re great, nobody else will’

silverguide.site – The Real Housewife of New York-turned-cabaret star dishes on her weirdest jobs, handling projectile vomit like a pro, and the person she would never let into her house…
Countess Luann: ‘One lesson I wish I’d learned earlier? If you don’t think you’re great, nobody else will’
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Monsters and madness and men, oh my! The Terror is the unsung treasure of peak television

silverguide.site – With a world-class cast that will have you constantly saying ‘hey, it’s that guy!’, this horror drama about a doomed Royal Navy expedition is a grand treatise on colonial folly…
Monsters and madness and men, oh my! The Terror is the unsung treasure of peak television
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