The best of TV and streaming this week

Emma Stone sends up gentrification and reality TV in ‘The Curse’; Robbie Williams sorts out the ‘wreckage of the past’ on Netflix; Emma Corrin as an amateur sleuth in ‘A Murder at the End of the World’; David Oyelowo plays a pioneering black US marshal in ‘Lawmen: Bass Reeves’; Sylvester Stallone’s autobiographical ‘Sly’ is surprisingly introspective; Helen Mirren, Judi Dench and Brian Cox contribute to ‘Shakespeare: Rise of a Genius’ — reviews by Dan Einav

Emma Stone and Nathan Fielder play cringy influencers in tricksy satire The Curse — review
New Paramount+ series turns authenticity on its head in a grimly plausible send-up of gentrification and reality TV
A Murder at the End of the World yields stylishly frosty thriller — TV review
Emma Corrin’s amateur sleuth visits a summit held by Clive Owen’s icy technocrat in Hulu/Disney’s whodunnit
Robbie Williams, Netflix review — the polished inside story of the megastar
The latest biographical documentary to land on the streaming service has the usual carefully managed narrative
Lawmen: Bass Reeves TV review — stand-offs, shoot-outs and a God-fearing officer of the Wild West
David Oyelowo commands as one of the first black deputy US marshals in a new Paramount+ series
Sly review — Netflix’s Sylvester Stallone documentary is punchy and unexpectedly poignant
The action star’s largely first-person retrospective reveals moments of self-analysis
Shakespeare: Rise of a Genius — star-studded BBC documentary traces the life of the Bard
Helen Mirren, Judi Dench and Brian Cox are among the illustrious contributors in this three-part series