Ah, the humble small screen. Loved and adorned by all who appreciate a good dose of couch time post-work, a rot in bed on a Sunday or even a mid-day watch when WFH. 

All in all, everyone loves a lil bit of telly, and how could you not, considering the number of seriously bingeable new shows dropping every day on various different platforms?

However, you decide to watch your TV shows (no judgement here), the H! Fashion team round up what their watching this month, and give you their honest thoughts on whether or not you should take the time to add it to your watchlist. 

From crime thrillers and captivating dramas to old school heroes and a surprising sports doco, here’s everything we’re watching on TV this May. 

Tina Fey's latest comedy, starring Coleman Domingo and Steve Carell, follows three couples who are best friends. When one of the couples gets divorced and starts dating somebody half their age, the dynamics of the friendships are shaken up. It's an easy watch and incredibly funny...

From the genius mind of Mara Brock Akil (Being Mary Jane, Girlfriends etc), Forever is a moving story about two teenagers, Justin and Keisha, navigating first love amidst modern challenges like social media, identity, consent and family dynamics. It's an honest depiction of young love and it resonated with me deeply. The characters feel real and relatable, making their journey both touching and unforgettable. It’s a beautifully crafted series that stays with you long after the credits roll

Series 2 of Poker Face has just dropped, and being slow off the mark, I’ve just got around to watching the first. It stars the incredible Natasha Lyonne (I love her, I want to be her, I will watch anything she is in), and I am hooked. She stars as a human lie detector who can tell when people are telling porkie pies and uses her skill to solve crimes.

When I tell you I have watched and rewatched Rizzoli and Isles upwards of 4 times, I really mean it. The seven series show, which first aired back in 2007 ( arguably the best time for episodic dramas) is a crime show which follows a female detective in the Boston police force and her best friend, who is the medical examiner. The pair solve crimes while sharing quirky and fun moments that come with girlhood.

*Finally* I watched The Last Dance for the first time and loved it. I’m not a big sports fan but this series is totally electric and pays testament to the legend of Michael Jordan (who I kept calling Michael B. Jordan by mistake - much to the annoyance of my sports-obsessed partner who worships the series.)

Your Friends & Neighbours, starring Jon Hamm, is the kind of show that sneaks up on you - darkly funny, brutally honest, and uncomfortably relatable. Set in a seemingly idyllic suburban cul-de-sac, the series peels back the layers of politeness to reveal the tangled relationships, passive-aggressive feuds, and secrets simmering beneath the surface. Jon Hamm is magnetic as the suave but morally slippery neighbour whose charm masks deeper dysfunction. It’s sharp, stylish, and strangely addictive.