Ocean with David Attenborough, Forever and PinkPantheress: the week in rave reviews
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Netflix's 'Forever' is a contemporary interpretation of Judy Blume's classic novel about teenage sexuality. With its relatable characters portrayed by Lovie Simone and Michael Cooper Jr., the show resonates with both teens and older viewers alike, showcasing genuine teenage behavior and romance. In addition, other series like 'Malpractice' continue to engage with intense storylines, while 'Untold: Shooting Guards' explores the often tragic consequences of young athletes' success. Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman's new show on Apple TV+ also promises thrilling adventures for travel enthusiasts.
As a teen drama, it works because, Heartstopper-style, its teenagers actually look and behave like teenagers. It's a romantic melodrama, so their young love is at the centre of this show's world.
The relentlessly tense drama returns with another doctor receiving a probe by the Medical Investigations Unit. The new series promises to be as addictive and unsettling as the last.
Over the years the reliable US documentary strand Untold has found numerous variations on the sad old story of the young adult who gets to the big leagues then throws it all away, and it's turned up a devastating one in Shooting Guards.
Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman are back for another epic motorbike travelogue, showcasing beautiful landscapes and thrilling adventures.
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