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Reviewed: a moving portrait of Friends star Matthew Perry (Netflix), plenty of war but little peace among gangsters in This City is Ours (BBC One), domestic affairs are in the spotlight in Adultery (STV), and farewell to a much-loved companion in Mortimer and Whitehouse: Gone Fishing (BBC Two).
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Adultery review: No beating about the privet hedges here

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Is this shocking docu-drama the new Mr Bates? I think it could be

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Two Doors Down was a treat but the real magic came from a four-legged friend

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From Two Doors Down to four-legged pals, who took gold in festive TV contest?

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Hats off to the Western sisters doing it for themselves in gutsy new drama

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Scotland's favourite rolls leave comedy stars Mortimer and Whitehouse lost for words

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Mortimer and Whitehouse went fishing in Scotland and found these fab places to stay

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Neil Mackay: Farewell to the dark side – I've learned to love Therapy TV

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