Jonathon Wilson

The Helicopter Heist is nothing new, but it’s a very well-oiled example of reliable genre fare, bolstered by true-crime authenticity.

When the Phone Rings coheres a little more in Episode 2, and there’s enough mystery to keep the audience guessing.

Brilliant Minds settles into its comfortable rhythm is Episode 9, but a weak core case and a lack of character drama is disappointing.

Murder in a Small Town has been wildly uneven, but it sticks the landing in Episode 8 to deliver a predictable but welcome ending.

Shrinking is phenomenal in Season 2, Episode 8, but Jimmy hits his most dislikeable ebb in it, refusing to get out of his own way.

Before really loses the plot in Episode 7, straining credulity to breaking point and trying to be far too clever for its own good.

Gangnam B-Side can’t resist slipping a little ambiguity into its ending, but for the most part the final two episodes are conclusive.

The Madness is a middling political thriller but it’s elevated by a dynamite performance from Colman Domingo.

The Agency Episode 1 and Episode 2 are tedious and inconsistent, bogged down by cliché and a smug demeanour.

When the Phone Rings nicely picks up the pace and tension in Episode 3, adding more character depth and intrigue to the plot.