The best of TV and streaming this week

Matthew Goode plays an Edinburgh cop in Netflix noir thriller ‘Dept Q’; Rose Ayling-Ellis shines as a deaf woman drawn into crime procedural ‘Code of Silence’; Owen Wilson stars as a golf coach in Apple TV comedy ‘Stick’; season 2 of ‘The Rehearsal’ is an ambitious blend of comedy and blurred reality; BBC series ‘Walking With Dinosaurs’ is resurrected from the distant 1990s; Julianne Moore stars as a socialite in class send-up ‘Sirens’ — reviews by Dan Einav

Dept. Q TV review — Matthew Goode stars as an Edinburgh cop in gloomy Netflix thriller
The actor plays an antagonistic detective tasked with solving cold cases
Code of Silence TV review — Rose Ayling-Ellis shines in crime drama with a deaf perspective
The actor plays a gifted lip reader who decides to investigate a jewel heist in this six-part procedural
Apple TV+ comedy Stick is the golf world’s Ted Lasso
Owen Wilson plays a faded champion who discovers a protégé in warm-hearted new series
The Rehearsal season 2 — deadpan trickster Nathan Fielder is finally dead serious. Or is he?
The reality-blurring comedian is trying to revolutionise the aviation industry with his ambitious Sky/HBO series
Walking with Dinosaurs TV review — landmark BBC natural history series is back from extinction
The hit late-1990s programme returns as a six-part show that pairs CGI storytelling with exhilarating excavations
Sirens TV review — Julianne Moore plays a beguiling socialite in Netflix comedy-drama
Meghann Fahy also joins a starry cast in this watchable class send-up set on a New England estate