There have been 20 Rebii since crime writer Ian Rankin published his first Detective Rebus book in 1987 -- but only two TV versions. Now Richard Rankin, no relation, aims to make it third time lucky in a new BBC version.

Meanwhile Nicole Kidman goes mad in her search for a missing son in Expats. But is it all Hong Kong Phooey?

And Bodkin sees podcasters and print hacks battling it out for the news high ground as they attempt to solve a 20-year mystery in rural Ireland

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A hunchback lawyer attempts to win a game of monastic Cluedo in Shardlake, the long-awaited TV version of CS Sansom's bestselling historical novels, while very much in the modern world Jeff Daniels steals the show as a larger-than-life property developer in A Man In Full. And we also take a look at Martin Freeman as the ultra-downbeat but hugely acclaimed BBC series The Responder.

Mutants and superfreaks abound in post-apocalypse Hollywood as Fallout becomes the latest best-selling video game to get the multi-million dollar TV treatment by the makers of Westworld. But does the rest of the show match a stand-out performance by Walton Goggins as a 200-year-old bounty hunter with no nose?

Meanwhile Tom Hollander is the ugly duckling among the Swans as Ryan Murphy's Feud series focuses on the bitter fallout between writer Truman Capote and New York's high society hostesses.

And when bodies start dropping at 35,000 in Red Eye, it's up to Richard Armitage and Jing Lusi to solve the mystery -- and avoid the holes in the plot.

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Journalist and broadcaster Nick Brownlee casts his eye over the latest TV shows