What Happens In Helmand Following hot on the heels of ITV’s latest crime drama A Confession, The Capture, despite its relatively generic name, gets off to a good start here with plenty of thought provoking questions about our digitalised world and how it could be manipulated against us. With some slick camera work and a slow, bubbling narrative, The Capture ends things with a suitable climax that explodes into a flurry of tantalizing questions ready for next week....

The Bungled Case Monday 19th October Episode 4 of The Chestnut Man begins with our officers reeling from Jessie’s death. Le is staying at her grandmother’s for the time being, while Hess is obsessed with finding anything he may have missed. After missing the morning briefing, Thulin heads over to check on him. He’s hunched over his desk, meticulously poring over videos from Kristine’s case. And he’s found something. Next to Kristine’s missing schoolwork just so happens to be a chestnut man....

Episode Guide Hello, Circle Face-to-Face There’s A Catfish Among Us Planting Doubt Sliding Into DMs Anonymous Trolling Picking Teams The Player I’m Saving Instant Block Declare Your Rival The Last Rating Finale This review is based on episodes 1-4 The Circle is a fascinating experiment and when it dropped on Channel 4 in the UK several years ago, it was one of the more unusual and unique reality TV ideas in a genre chock full of pretenders and overly familiar tropes....

Death in the Slums Episode 13 of The Devil Judge begins with Yo-Han screaming to the heavens after K’s death. With Sun-A gleefully skipping away, he rings Soo-Hyun and asks for her help. Despite his best efforts, Yo-Han collapses on the ground breathing heavily. Of course, he’s injured too and eventually passes out. Ga-On meanwhile, is saved from the ravenous horde of protestors in the district. Soo-Hyun shows up and saves him, bundling the kid into her car....

The Foundation Strikes Back Episode 6 of The Devil Judge begins with Ga On at the mansion. Elijah wakes him in the morning, worried that Yo-Han isn’t there. It’s uncharacteristic for him, especially after her accident. Meanwhile, Sun-A’s past is unveiled as it turns out she used to work as a maid at the mansion. During these flashbacks, Sun-A isn’t shy about her feelings and tells Yo-Han outright that she’s interested....

An Obvious But Flawed Finale The season finale of The English Game begins with the group updating Arthur on what’s happened regarding the Board meeting. Down in Lancashire, Jimmy greets Fergus’ family who move down to live with him. Only, the happy tidings are cut short by Tommy, who comes rushing down and informs them what’s happened; the team have been kicked out of the FA Cup. In the aftermath of this, Arthur does his best to keep his cool during dinner with his friends....

Nemesis Games Episode 10 of The Expanse Season 5 begins with Holden realizing a hunting group is closing in. Outnumbered and with little firepower, they have no choice now but to run. However, they’re going to run right through the middle of the formation, even if it means sacrificing themselves to allow the others to escape. Holden feeds this plan back to Alex and Bobbie, imploring them to head off and grab Naomi....

The Gilded Age Episode 6 The Gilded Age is the latest period drama to come from the mind of Julian Fellowes. It’s an intriguing look at the class wars of the 1880’s, with a simmering rivalry brewing and plenty of drama to sink your teeth into. If you’ve been following this one, you may be curious to find out when the next episode is releasing. Well, wonder no more! Here is everything you need to know about The Gilded Age episode 6, including its release date, time and where you can watch this....

Episode Guide Second Step: Homeroom Getting to Know You Game On Lord of the Bus Middle School Musical Buried Treasure House Party of Horrors I’ll Be Right Here One of the reasons Netflix has done as well as it has is thanks to the sheer amount of diversity on the streaming platform. From blockbuster films and foreign horror series through to animated classics and teen dramas, Netflix has managed to sink its teeth into seemingly every genre and tailored its material for almost every age group....

Cheesy And Formulaic With None Of The Christmas Charm There are two types of people this time of year – those who can’t wait for Christmas and those dreading the festive season. Netflix Original The Holiday Calendar unintentionally tries to dissuade those looking forward to Christmas with a bland, uninspiring story and formulaic characters. Despite a weak attempt to inject the film with some magic, The Holiday Calendar is a great film to get you out of the Christmas spirit and into a Scrooge-sized grump....

The Jedi The hunt for Ahsoka Tano is on, as episode 5 of The Mandalorian Season 2 begins with the familiar sound of a lightsaber humming in the foggy morning light. Ahsoka, wielding two blades, picks off a series of soldiers one by on with relative ease. Standing before the walls of an impregnable fortress, she speaks to a woman called The Magistrate, wanting answers but giving them 24 hours before striking....

The Mire Season 2 Plot Synopsis The Mire Season 2 takes place in 1997, decades after the events of the first season. A dead body is found in a river, later revealed to be a teenage boy called Daniel Gwitt. With the embankment burst, seemingly on purpose, a flood brings with it secrets from the past. It’s then up to Piotr and new police officer Anna Jass to get to the bottom of what’s happened....

Carrot on a Stick The Mystery of Marilyn Monroe: The Unheard Tapes is the documentary equivalent of a carrot on a stick. Clocking in at 100 minutes, this documentary promises to reveal “information that changes what we know” about the tragic death of Marilyn Monroe… but it doesn’t. Not really, anyway. Through 650 tape recoded interviews (don’t worry, we don’t hear all 650), Anthony Summers, a British investigative reporter, collates together his findings to paint a portrait of who Marilyn Monroe was and the issues she wrestled with....

Exposure Episode 2 of The Nevers begins with another of the Touched losing control of her powers. With a hat floating around the store, Miss Cassini rushes off, clutching a poster of Lavinia’s sanctuary. Meanwhile, Detective Frank Mundi begins searching the sanctuary, desperate to find Maladie. Amalia and Penance are questioned, with Mundi showing a picture of Mary Brighton to them. Well, the Inspector is soon interrupted by Lavinia revoking his warrant, sending the defeated detective away....

97 Years In The Making Given the season finale we receive here, I really hope The Passage is renewed for a second season. There’s been enough consistency to warrant it and the pacing across the 10 episodes has been consistent, boasting a story rife with drama and a decent amount of tension. The finale itself is no exception and despite several time jumps and a whole host of exposition, The Passage delivers one heck of a final episode, with a tantalizing look at what could be in the future....

The Witch-Hunt Episode 5 of The Penthouse begins with Chairman Joo and Seo-Jin continuing their scandalous affair as Su-Ryeon collapses on the floor when she spies them together. The sound brings the pair out to check but Su-Ryeon hurries away before they can spot her. As she makes it to the elevator down, the doors shut just before Joo catches a glimpse of her. As she slumps down to the ground, she promises to punish them for this....

Suspicions After the bombshell reveal at the school meeting, episode 6 of The Penthouse begins with Su-Ryeon catching up with Yoon-Hee and telling her she knows she means well. Su-Ryeon tells the poor woman to stay strong for her daughter. When she leaves, Su-Ryeon receives a message from Congressman Jo confirming that he’s accepting donations. With Su-Ryeon desperate to get back at him for the blackmailing, she manages to dig up dirt on him courtesy of her husband’s files....

A Culturally Relevant Political Thriller With recent developments around the globe involving fake news and a lack of government harmony, Steven Spielberg’s new politically charged thriller couldn’t have come out at a better time. Depicting a big cover up scandal involving Pentagon Papers that detail the fruitless endeavour of The Vietnam War, The Post feels like a culturally relevant film of our times. Of course, all these thematic and cultural undertones would be fruitless if the film itself failed to deliver and thankfully, The Post fires on all cylinders....

Plot Armour Episode 4 of The Promised Neverland Season 2 begins with William Minerva on the phone. Only, it’s actually a recording, confirming that Minerva’s real name is s James Ratri. He’s a defector and the demons at the farms have been hunting him, brandishing the man as a traitor. Ratri has left clues at different farms though and now gives the kids a new plan. If they want to go to the human world it’s up to them, they just need to type F....

Remembrance Day With the Government offering out framed pictures for loved ones lost during the annual Purge, we begin this next episode 3 months after the Purge during Rememberance Day. Interestingly, the episode sheds more light on the psychological effects of the Purge, building a pressure cooker of tension between our four different storylines. It’s a great idea too and one that, although slower paced, sees more thought provoking questions raised around the effects this annual holiday has on the nation....