From Killing Eve to A Very English Scandal.<\/b>
\nSuccession
(Sky Atlantic)
Jesse Armstrong\u2019s pitch-perfect drama about a Murdoch-like figure and his ever gruesome children.
Sally4Ever
(Sky Atlantic)
Julia Davis does Sappho in the suburbs: probably the funniest, and rudest, comedy on TV this year.
Killing Eve
(BBC One\/iPlayer)
Phoebe Waller-Bridge reinvented the serial killer drama and made a star of Jodie Comer in one fell swoop.
A Very English Scandal
(BBC Two)
How we loved Hugh Grant in Russell T Davies\u2019s deliciously camp drama about Jeremy Thorpe.
The Funeral Murders
(BBC Two)
Vanessa Englen surpassed herself with this film about events in Northern Ireland in 1988.
Patrick Melrose
(Sky Atlantic)
This adaptation of Edward St Aubyn\u2019s much-loved novels was drier than the driest Martini.
Inside the Foreign Office
(BBC Two)
Yes, Minister for the age of Brexit. Director Michael Waldman deserves a prize for his eerie timing alone.
The Split
(BBC One)
Let\u2019s hope there\u2019ll be a second series of Abi Morgan\u2019s soapy, slyly feminist drama about female divorce lawyers.
Arena: Stanley and his Daughters
(BBC Four)
Francis Hanly\u2019s extraordinary film about Stanley Spencer\u2019s daughters was a work of art in its own right.
Press
(BBC One)
Thanks to Ben Chaplin\u2019s turn as a tabloid editor, it was almost possible to forget that Mike Bartlett\u2019s newspaper drama was rather silly.<\/p>\n