Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder return at long last with the third season of the hilarious odd-couple comedy, plus more from the berserk drama about a female football team forced to survive in the wilderness.
Finally, season three of Hacks is available to UK viewers. Deborah Jean Smart is now the toast of the comedy world and has hired not one but two new writers. Ava Hannah Einbinder is not among them. So begins another delicate, hilarious dance of mutual need and shared antagonism as the greatest odd-couple friendship on television enters another stage. Now, out now. The berserk drama about the past and future lives of a female high-school football team forced to survive in the Canadian wilderness returns with a moment of calm.
Yellowjackets continues to have its cake and eat it: simultaneously schlocky, funny and psychologically disturbing. The true-crime series following a variety of homicide cases in the US returns for yet another season.
Among the cases explored are the killing of a mother and her two children and a fatally escalated street robbery, which leads to detectives facing a wall of silence from a terrified community. Could the perpetrator be a figure from surprisingly high up the criminal food chain? Channel 4, from Monday 10 February. In this three-part documentary, that includes US military personnel, civilian witnesses and, notably, members of the Somali militia involved in the downing of the titular chopper.
A gripping and frequently terrifying story. Netflix, from Monday 10 February. Another series of questionable domestic wisdom from Katherine Ryan , who semi-jokingly showcases her singular approach to family life. Ryan is funny, self-aware and whip-smart company throughout. This series feels a little more promising, featuring the self-consciously sassy and no-nonsense duo Hoda and Yasmin, who look to guide Muslims in the US through the dating minefield.
