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What should I watch this week? 24: Legacy, The Kettering Incident, Girls

Girls, 24 and The Kettering Incident
Who run the world … Girls, 24: Legacy and The Kettering Incident.

24: Legacy

This spin-off from the hyperactive, real-time shoot-’em-up 24 begins, with Jack Bauer replaced by Eric Carter (Corey Hawkins) and peripheral characters such as Nicole Carter (Anna Diop) taking on a bigger role. As so often seems to be the case, terrorists are bedevilling the US’ future. It’s down to Eric to sort it out.
Wednesday 15 February, 9pm, Fox

The Kettering Incident

Sky Atlantic’s latest moody and mysterious crime drama comes from rural Australia and stars Elizabeth Debicki as a woman who returns home after 15 years to find her town in a struggle for survival.
Wednesday 15 February, 10pm, Sky Atlantic

Pls Like

This mockumentary series sees misanthropic comic Liam Williams forcibly submerged in the YouTube universe due to a complex situation involving a vlogging competition. It’s the perfect set-up for a sharp and silly spoof of an industry where inanity rules.
Available from Saturday 11 February on BBC3’s YouTube channel

Last Week Tonight With John Oliver

John Oliver
Smooth … John Oliver.

If there’s a silver lining to be found in an otherwise cloudy global outlook, it’s unlikely that John Oliver will be short of things to talk about as this satirical US news show returns for another series.
Monday 13 February, 10.45pm, Sky Atlantic

June Brown at 90: A Walford Legend

The evergreen nonagenarian behind the beloved Dot Cotton reflects on life before and after Albert Square.
Thursday 16 February, 8.30pm, BBC1

Girls

Cast of HBO's Girls
This is the end … Girls.

Lena Dunham’s periodically superb comedy-drama is quitting while it’s ahead. This sixth series will be the last one before Girls hits the big screen – and as we rejoin Hannah and friends, they’re moving on while struggling to leave old habits behind. Hannah has a new job, Marnie and Ray are back together, and Jessa’s relationship is turning messy.
Monday 13 February, 10pm, Sky Atlantic

Chef’s Table

The Netflix sleeper hit returns for a third series. Another run of docs boasting incredible-looking food created by cheerfully obsessive chefs begins with a visit to New York ramen king Ivan Orkin. We eagerly await some crazy twists on the hardy bowl-of-noodles formula.
From Friday 17 February, Netflix

The Apprentice USA

Donald Trump
You’re fired … Donald Trump. Photograph: Chris Pizzello

If you’re looking for yet another way of marvelling at the quiet, statesmanlike dignity of the new Potus, his reality TV show is still on the iPlayer. Watch this bloviating man-baby indulge in his repeated tantrums and imagine various world leaders on the receiving end.
Available now, BBC iPlayer

The Reunion

Over the past few years, comedy duo Max & Ivan have been major players at the Edinburgh festival fringe thanks to their meticulously crafted slapstick extravaganzas. In their Comedy Blap debut, the pair revamp their 2013 show, set during a 10-year school reunion – a bleak cocktail of frustrated ambition and unresolved teen drama.
Available now, All4

Noisey

A new series of the music show begins in San Francisco where the rap scene is heavily informed by the Black Lives Matter movement.
Thursday 16 February, 10pm, Viceland

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