An intriguing setup sees an unnamed protagonist time-travel to discover the origins of a devastating outbreak, but a stingy inventory and one-sided battles lead to frustration

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Bethesda’s gigantic space RPG’s first major expansion only highlights the game’s fundamental limitations

It had one of TV’s all-time best casts, the highest laugh-rate of the millennium, and confronted inequality – while still being hilarious. A decade has zipped by since this landmark comedy’s first episode

It’s been a painstaking buildup – mainly of people chatting by pretty trees – but now, faithful fans who haven’t already given up have been rewarded with the best big-budget TV in years

No stakes, no danger, nothing of substance: the show has atoned for many of the Star Wars prequels’ sins, but if it’s ever going to be exciting, the action needs to focus less on the ageing Jedi

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