Get the survivors: the seven best shows to broadcast this week | Television and radio

Choice of the week
Stick

Pryce “stick” Cahill lives for golf, which is regrettable because golf does not seem to love it. It is a faded former professional who had everything, but after a course crisis, was reduced to working in a golf store, to train elderly club players and to live in the garage of his ex-wife. When he meets the disturbed but prodigiously talented young Santi (Peter Dager), Pryce feels a last chance of redemption. Can Santi help channel his gift while keeping on the rights and narrow? Owen Wilson deploys his kind guofball familiar like Pryce, for a brilliant and uninformed comedy drama with a certain sweet melancholy at the base. Phil Harrison
Apple TV +, from Wednesday June 4

The survivors

This intriguing mystery thriller takes place in Coastal Australia and adapted from a novel by Jane Harper. Kieran Elliott (Charlie Vickers) left Evelyn Bay after three people close to him died: after a storm, two friends drowned and a third disappeared. Fifteen years later, Kieran returns with his young family to take care of her parents and, already struggling with the guilt of Survivor, arrives just in time so that the murder of a young woman can withdraw terrible memories. The story is motivated by the personal dynamic of the life of a small town – in places where everyone knows business, the secrets are jealously kept. PH
Netflix, from Friday, June 6

Good boy

What becomes of sports stars burned after the end of their career? In this absurdly caricatural but entertaining Korean drama, they use their skills to fight against violent crimes. The unorthodox herd of agents responsible for the application of laws contains an old shooter, a shooting prodigy, a wrestler and an Olympic boxer. Everyone faced defeat and ignominy in the first chapters of their lives and all have a reputation to restore and cope. Can they find redemption by falling an elusive gang of organized crime? Park Bo-gum leads the casting. PH
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Sara: woman in the shadows

An American spying drama consciously in a bad mood with Teresa Saponangelo as Sara, a former secret agent who is forced to return to action by the suspicious death of her son. Although it still has trouble with the trauma of its loss, the story also alludes to the invisibility sometimes felt by women at the average age – and how, in certain circumstances, like this, which can be used to an advantage. However, while she gets closer to the truth about the murder of her son, Sara begins to wonder if she always has the tools to play such dangerous games. PH
Netflix, from Tuesday, June 3

Untold: Love in the Wild – The real dating experience

This requires a courageous woman to take this mission, but Chloé Burrows is well placed to explore how modern meetings change – after all, she embarked on the depth of Love Island in 2021, ending as a finalist. Burrows is curious about emerging statistics that show that 18-35 year olds abandon dating applications, users concerned about the use of AI and their safety on them. There is only one thing to do: get involved courageously in the dates and events of the real world to know how people meet the IRL. Hollie Richardson
Channel 4, from Wednesday June 4

Tires

Shane Gillis took an unusual route to fame: the former writer Saturday Night Live was dismissed due to the emergence of a clip in which he used racial insults and subsequently built an independent career. The first season of this sitcom taking place in a car repair workshop represented a step back towards the dominant current of entertainment; Now he returns, in a large, joking, sometimes rude style. Shane (Gillis) and the cousin Will (Steve Gerben) seek to extend their business, but what could it cost their relationship? PH
Netflix, from Thursday, June 5

Ginny and Georgia

More melodrama of the disjointed and fiery duo, Ginny and Georgia. While we left them, the fairy wedding of Georgia had resulted in his arrest for murder. Fortunately for the story – if not the factual veracity of the show – it is now in parole and has a label of ankle. His family and friends come together, convinced of her innocence, but soon to be emerging: could this sympathetic but volatile woman really be guilty? In the meantime, Ginny discovers that the school is not fun when you are the daughter of a suspect of murder. PH
Netflix, from Thursday, June 5