Benji Wilson

There's a scene early on in Tyson, a new Netflix documentary about the eponymous heavyweight boxer, where Mike Tyson returns to his native Brooklyn and is surrounded by adoring young fans. This is supposed to be a homecoming for the modern-day Mike Tyson, not so much “Iron” Mike as cuddly Mike, generally with a roll-up in hand and a smile on his face. But at one point the fans, many of them children, crowd him too much. Suddenly he shouts “Stop!” and the kids scatter.

The actor RJ Mitte, who has died aged 34, was the soul of Breaking Bad. The US TV show, a five-series epic tragedy about a small-town chemistry

Warning: contains spoilers It's always enjoyable watching things go wrong in The Great British Bake Off tent, but this episode was a verifiable omni-shambles.

Warning: contains spoilers After last week's “ worst Technical in 17 years ” (©Paul Hollywood), the only way was up for this week's instalment of The Great British Bake-Off (Channel 4)

Television The Experiment Channel 4 The Experiment in Channel 4's The Experiment was to see how Joe Public would react when

The experiment in Channel 4’s The Experiment was to see how Joe Public would react when presented with disabled people being locked away from society. The underlying ideology was Nazi eugenics – that disabled people are “useless eaters” as the Nazis put it in their propaganda, an expensive burden on society who we’d all be better off without. This was a theory that the Nazis duly put into practice in the 1940s, in the form of six killing centres, where they systematically segregated and then exterminated around a quarter of a million disabled people.

Television Adultery ITVX Beth (Romola Garai) and Tom (Dominic Cooper) are the two main players in a drama called Adultery, so

Netflix's new documentary The One About Matthew Perry is a thorough, enjoyable and ultimately very sad portrayal of how a famous, brilliant man couldn't conquer his addictions.

Netflix’s new documentary The One About Matthew Perry is a thorough, enjoyable and ultimately very sad portrayal of how a famous, brilliant man couldn’t conquer his addictions.

To Ross and Rachel on Friends and Niles and Daphne on Frasier we may now safely add Paul and Nigella on Bake Off. Right now this is the greatest will-they-won’t-they on television. Think about it – the peerless princess with the bit of rough, the woman who sees pasties as a series of “plump little pillows” paired with the man who sees food as an array of weights and measures; the wordsmith who thinks a thesaurus is one of life’s great gifts vs the man who thinks it’s a type of dinosaur… This is the chalk-and-cheese couple a ravaged nation needs right now.