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Everyone wants to know what to watch next. We’ve got you sorted.

After three and a half years, the return of Stranger Things really is upon us, and to mark the four-week countdown, Netflix has finally released the first full trailer.

Emma Thompson, Ruth Wilson, a compulsive conspiracy mystery and the writer of Slow Horses makes for an irresistible combination.

Fans had been left in limbo for months with speculation the show was about to go into extended hibernation. We finally know what’s going to happen next.

Fans of Yellowstone and its spin-offs will face a future without its influential and stubborn creator, Taylor Sheridan, after he signed a massive deal with a rival studio.

Stephen King’s Pennywise the clown has been haunting everyone for four decades, and he returns in a new HBO series that contends with real life American horrors.

Down Cemetery Road, It: Welcome To Derry, The Block finale, Son Of A Donkey and The Witcher: here’s everything our Screen Queen Clare Rigden is checking out this week.

WENLEI MA: With the insane volume of things on Netflix, the good stuff gets lost, especially the genuinely great shows the algorithm no longer serves up.

This week we’re scaring ourselves senseless with It: Welcome To Derry, heading Down Cemetery Road, peeping The Block finale, enjoying The Art Of and seeing if Liam Hemsworth is worth our while on The Witcher.

The first season was a genuine sensation with its frothy romance between charismatic characters, but it no longer has the same seductive powers.

Emily in Paris has dropped the first trailer for its upcoming fifth season. She’s made Rome her home.

Sport made available to stream for free has for the first time helped drive a massive increase in linear viewing on 7plus.

Tony Armstrong is putting himself in the firing line with a new documentary series for ABC dealing with the thorny issue of racism in sport, a topic the ex-AFL player knows about only too well.

Boots, the second season of Nobody Wants This, Harlan Coben’s psychological thriller Lazarus, Mr Scorsese and The Golden Bachelor: here’s what we’re watching and enjoying this week.

Get too far behind on your favourite show and you run the risk of falling victim to the scourge of TV watchers everywhere: the spoiler. We take a deep-dive into the etiquette of ruining television.