Cool evenings in Desert Dream – 100ºF outside, 72ºF in the air-conditioning – with some great TV streaming.

• Yellowstone’s Beth 15 years ago in her true British self – a smart, sexy, young detective in a typically British police procedural – Above Suspicion.  Airing in the US on Britbox – based on Lynda La Plante’s great books.

• Also on Britbox, also a British crime procedural – the second coming of Lynley – an Oxford educated detective with a maverick working-class partner DS Barbara Havers.  A 2025 remake of 2001’s The Inspector Lynley Mysteries.

• Wire in the Blood – a Professor T-like show with a brilliant performance by Robson Green as psychologist Dr Tony Hill – based on Val McDermid’s book.  A charismatic, off-beat shrink helping the Northern cops solve gruesome murders.  Also on Britbox.

• Then back into the USA with The Terminal List, Series 2 – Dark Wolf.  Navy Seals / CIA Black Ops.  Every man has two wolves inside him – light and dark – fighting for control.  Amazon Prime.

• A quirky Netflix series (or two actually).  I missed it the first time around:  The End of the F***ing World.

• And just out on Netflix – Jude Law (I like him) and Jason Bateman in Black Rabbit.  Giving it a go next week when I’m in LA.

Happy Viewing.

KR