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Sky Arts shows it means business
Maggie Brown: With its Playhouse Presents plays, live opera and a new series starring Daniel Radcliffe and Jon Hamm, Sky Arts is increasingly moving up the must-watch list
Can a show recover from the loss of its creator?
Sarah Hughes: Community fans have been left reeling by the firing of the show's creator Dan Harmon. But is there any hope for the cult sitcom, or do shows inevitably decline when their creators depart?
TV review: Gok Cooks Chinese; Eurovision's Dirty Secret: Panorama
I'd take fashion advice from Gok Wan, but I'm not so sure about his cooking
TV highlights 22/05/12
Silk | Great Ormond Street | Harlots, Housewives & Heroines: A 17th Century History for Girls | Mad Men | My Fat Fetish | Hit & Miss
Six to watch: TV's best parents
Daniel Bettridge: From Erinsborough to the Orange County via Milwaukee's Happy Days, we pick the best small-screen parental double acts
Sherlock: The Reichenbach Fall – live chat with the co-creators
How did they do it? Join Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss, the co-creators of the British TV hit, for a live chat at 2pm ET on Monday after the weekend's explosive US series finale
Game of Thrones: season two, episode eight – The Prince of Winterfell
Sarah Hughes's series blog: Betrayal, intrigue and despair feature in an occasionally slow-moving but fascinating episode
TV highlights 21/05/2012
Chelsea Flower Show 2012 | Love Shaft | Gok Cooks Chinese | The Fall Of Singapore: The Great Betrayal | Game Of Thrones | American Experience: New York
Mick Jagger hip-thrusts and flounces his way through SNL finale
Maura Johnston: The Rolling Stones frontman vamped, preened and mimicked Steven Tyler as Arcade Fire and the Foo Fighters got in on the act
TV review: UEFA Champions League Final: Bayern Munich v Chelsea
Adrian Chiles on ITV is like watching with a comedy uncle. But Sky has Jeff Stelling, writes Sam Wollaston
Rewind TV: Chatsworth; Roundhead or Cavalier: Which One Are You?; Starlings; 56 Up
For those suffering Downton withdrawal symptoms, the BBC provided a cure with Chatsworth revisited, writes Phil Hogan
Bafta TV special/Julie Walters: Queen of the screen
She's won more Baftas than any other actress. Here, Julie Walters tells Euan Ferguson about her hippy years, life in the country and why it's never been a better time to be a woman on TV
Bafta TV special/Abi Morgan: A golden year for television
As the countdown to next week's British Academy Television Awards begins, Abi Morgan, screenwriter of The Hour, Shame and The Iron Lady, reveals why it's been a golden year for television
Bafta TV special/Kathy Burke: Kathy come home
We fell in love with Kathy Burke when she appeared on our screens as Waynetta Slob and Linda in Gimme Gimme Gimme. Now she's written a TV drama based on her 70s childhood that will steal hearts. She shares a cuppa with Miranda Sawyer
