The best of TV and streaming this week

In season 6 of ‘The Crown’, Elizabeth Debicki shines as the doomed Princess Diana; ‘The Boy Who Lived’ tells the story of a now paralysed Harry Potter stunt double; Daisy Haggard and Paterson Joseph star in ‘Boat Story’, from the producers of ‘Fleabag’; Emma Stone skewers gentrification and reality TV in ‘The Curse’; Robbie Williams sorts out the ‘wreckage of the past’; Emma Corrin plays amateur sleuth in ‘A Murder at the End of the World’ — reviews by Dan Einav

The Crown series 6 review — Elizabeth Debicki is transcendent in sumptuous Netflix drama
She plays the doomed princess in the first half of the show’s final season
David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived TV review — touching story of Harry Potter stunt double
Daniel Radcliffe-produced documentary spotlights a man who was paralysed after being injured on set
Boat Story, BBC1 review — thriller awash in gimmicks and graphic violence
The show from the producers of ‘Fleabag’ stars Paterson Joseph and Daisy Haggard stumbling on a stash of cocaine
Emma Stone and Nathan Fielder play cringy influencers in tricksy satire The Curse — review
New Paramount+ series turns authenticity on its head in a grimly plausible send-up of gentrification and reality TV
A Murder at the End of the World yields stylishly frosty thriller — TV review
Emma Corrin’s amateur sleuth visits a summit held by Clive Owen’s icy technocrat in Hulu/Disney’s whodunnit
Robbie Williams, Netflix review — the polished inside story of the megastar
The latest biographical documentary to land on the streaming service has the usual carefully managed narrative