Alice and Steve (Disney+, 6 episodes)
Billed as a comedy-drama that follows the 25-year-long friendship between middle-aged Londoners Alice and Steve. Their bond devolves into an all-out, petty feud when Steve—a divorced celebrity hairdresser—begins dating Alice’s recently dumped daughter, Izzy.  Casting of Nicole Walker and Jermaine Clement in the lead roles keeps you watching.
Andrew’s Show of the Week.

Star City (Apple TV, 8 episodes)
A compelling, alternative-history sci-fi thriller that explores the space race from the Soviet perspective. A spin-off of For All Mankind, the series goes behind the Iron Curtain to reveal the paranoia, high-stakes espionage, and sacrifices of the cosmonauts, engineers, and intelligence officers. Brilliant performance again from Anna Maxwell Martin and a career high point for Alice Englert.
James’ Show of the Week.

I Will Find You (Netflix, 8 episodes)
An eight-episode mystery thriller miniseries that follows David Burroughs (Sam Worthington), a man wrongfully imprisoned for the murder of his young son. When his ex-sister-in-law (Britt Lower) brings him photo evidence that the boy may still be alive, David stages a desperate prison break to prove his innocence and find his child.

Also this episode, Andrew on:
Michael Jackson: The Verdict (Netflix)
Rolf Harris: Primetime Predator (ABC iview)

Homework from James who has finally finished two series from May 12. Can he separate them to find a stand alone Show of the Week?
What was best – The Revenge Club or Widow’s Bay?

Then in a segment full of spoilers, Andrew and James debate the ending of Tip Toe.

Alice and Steve (Disney+, 6 episodes) Billed as a comedy-drama that follows the 25-year-long friendship between middle-aged Londoners Alice and Steve. Their bond devolves into an all-out, petty feud when Steve&mdash;a divorced celebrity hairdresser&mdash;begins dating Alice&rsquo;s recently dumped daughter, Izzy.&nbsp; Casting of Nicole Walker and Jermaine Clement in the lead roles keeps you watching. Andrew&rsquo;s Show of the Week.
Star City (Apple TV, 8 episodes) A compelling, alternative-history sci-fi thriller that explores the space race from the Soviet perspective. A spin-off of For All Mankind, the series goes behind the Iron Curtain to reveal the paranoia, high-stakes espionage, and sacrifices of the cosmonauts, engineers, and intelligence officers. Brilliant performance again from Anna Maxwell Martin and a career high point for Alice Englert. James&rsquo; Show of the Week.
I Will Find You (Netflix, 8 episodes) An eight-episode mystery thriller miniseries that follows David Burroughs (Sam Worthington), a man wrongfully imprisoned for the murder of his young son. When his ex-sister-in-law (Britt Lower) brings him photo evidence that the boy may still be alive, David stages a desperate prison break to prove his innocence and find his child.
Also this episode, Andrew on: Michael Jackson: The Verdict (Netflix) Rolf Harris: Primetime Predator (ABC iview)
Homework from James who has finally finished two series from May 12. Can he separate them to find a stand alone Show of the Week? What was best &ndash; The Revenge Club or Widow&rsquo;s Bay?
Then in a segment full of spoilers, Andrew and James debate the ending of Tip Toe.

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