It’s that time of week again when the TV schedules are filled with shows and everyone’s asking themselves, where do I start? Luckily for you, we’ve done the “hard” job of working our way through almost all of them to bring you the shows that are truly superb.
From a detective drama that’s even better than Shetland to a new Nicola Walker series (thank you, Alice and Steve), we’ve got something to watch no matter what you’re in the mood for. So, take a pause, because these are the 7 best shows to watch this week on ITV, Netflix, the BBC and more.
Alice and Steve 
Lara Cornell/Disney+
She might not be gracing our screens in the upcoming spin-off of The Split, but Nicola Walter is turning her hand to comedy (sort of). This quirky new Disney+ series introduces us to the titular Alice (Walker) and Steve (Jemaine Clement), who have been best friends since, well, forever – but their friendship is put to an almighty test when middle-aged Steve starts dating Alice’s twenty-something daughter Izzy (Yali Topol Margalith). The perfect recipe for disaster. Arriving on Disney+ on Monday 8th June.
G’wed 
ITV
If you haven’t already given this BAFTA-nominated Scouse comedy a watch, now’s the time to catch up ahead of series three’s arrival. The series enters us into the lives of working-class teenagers from Liverpool, including anti-hero Reece (Dylan Thomas-Smith), posh-boy Christopher (Jake Kenny-Byrne) and the always unfiltered Connor (Max Ainsworth). Think school, sex, scandal and some very relatable family dynamics. Arriving on ITV1 and ITVX on Monday 8th June.
Best Medicine
F.ROMAN
Hats off to the team at Sky who have picked up this brilliant US remake of Doc Martin. While Martin Clunes is replaced in the lead role by Josh Charles, as a Boston surgeon who abruptly swaps his high-flying hospital career for life as the local GP in Port Wenn, original fans will be pleased to hear he does make an appearance as his dad. Martin is headstrong gastroenterologist, Robert, who, perhaps unsurprisingly, has a somewhat abrasive personality. Arriving on Sky One on Tuesday 9th June.
Interior Design Masters with Alan Carr: The Final
BBC
Our two Interior Design Masters finalists are heading to the historic Longleat Estate to transform its rental cottages. Their task? To take inspiration from the safari park and surrounding countryside and give them a serious glow-up. Presenter Alan Carr will also come face-to-face with some lorikeets and judge Michelle Ogundehin is heading on safari. Always entertaining. Airing on BBC One and BBC iPlayer at 8pm on Tuesday 9th June.
Amandaland 
Natalie Seery
It’s a big week for finales as the second series of Amandaland also comes to a close. Titled ‘Prom’, the final episode sees Amanda (Lucy Punch) host a prom pre-party at her flat for her daughter Georgie and her friends. With Amanda’s mum Felicity (Joanna Lumley) doing her usual meddling, a problematic limo and a disastrous make-up artist, we can expect chaos aplenty. Airing on BBC One at 9pm on Wednesday 10th June.
Colors of Evil: Black
AGNIESZKA JUREK
One for crime thriller fans, this Polish film has just been acquired by Netflix and it’s well worth watching. When the body of a young woman, Monika Bogucka (Zofia Jastrzębska), washes ashore on a beach, ambitious prosecutor Leopold Bilski (Jakub Gierszał), aka Bilski, is put on the case – and it’s far from straightforward. Bilski teams up with Monika’s grieving mother, Helena (Maja Ostaszewska), to prove her murder is connected to a 20-year-old cold case and their investigation leads them to a murky underworld operating out of one of the beaches’ seaside nightclubs. Arriving on Netflix on Wednesday 10th June.
The Sommerdahl Murders
Henrik Petit
The fourth series of this twisty detective drama is coming to More 4 just in time for the weekend. If you’re new to the series, our lead character is DCI Dan Sommerdahl (Peter Mygind) who spends his life diving into chilling crime cases in the coastal town of Elsinore – the real-life Helsingør in the east of Denmark – while grappling with his tumultuous personal life. Now a grandfather, series four takes an even deeper dive into his personal life, which is challenging, to say the least. Think Shetland but in Denmark – and, arguably, even better. Series 4 is arriving on More 4 on Friday 12th June.