Rachel Aroesti

Plus: in the final edition of Hear Here, we round up five of the best experimental podcasts, and five more to keep you thinking

I'm not crying, you're crying. OK, fine – I'm bawling my eyes out. And not just because it's time to say a final farewell to Gavin, Stacey and the

The ludicrously camp Claudia Winkleman hit returns with a gutting twist in the opening moments – and some wild new rules. Prepare for emotional disembowelment all the way!

Alex Kapranos and co are finally acting their age, but have lost their cool in the process

· 4-min read The brazenly ludicrous TV thriller has its place. Sometimes it's fun to throw all logic and sense to the wind and

Coiling ridiculous plot around a nauseating premise – babies swapped at birth, one of the parents is a hellish sociopath – makes for a hollow and unpleasant watch. This is the very worst of modern television

A​ Glastonbury duet with Chris Martin shot her skyward​. Now, the self-reflective singer’s debut album is a marvel of candid songwriting​ – too candid for some, she says

The first series of Australian comedy Bump was an indubitably high-concept affair. Mere minutes after we were introduced to uptight, intellectually

Every actor needs a speciality; Leo Woodall just happens to be really good at portraying total arseholes.

This entertaining, high concept drama rattles along at quite the pace. It’s very watchable, even if its main character is a sullen grump – and it can feel like prestige TV by numbers