The best of TV and streaming this week

‘Disco: Soundtrack of a Revolution’ is an absorbing history and celebration of a movement; actors and fellow comedians line up to praise the titular ‘Albert Brooks: Defending My Life’; ITV’s ‘The Winter King’ is ultra-violent historical-fantasy; ★★★★★ for ‘Reservation Dogs’ in a moving final season; ‘John Lennon: Murder Without a Trial’ revisits the night the ex-Beatle was shot dead; series 2 of ‘Vigil’ promises action and layers of conspiracy — reviews by Dan Einav

Disco: Soundtrack of a Revolution review — how an underground scene became a chart-topping phenomenon
The BBC documentary is both a Day-Glo celebration of a movement and a sobering contemporary history
Albert Brooks: Defending My Life TV review — an intimate examination of a comedy legend
Steven Spielberg, Ben Stiller, Chris Rock and Sharon Stone are among those who pay tribute
The Winter King, ITV review — bloody and brutal but surprisingly boring
The ultra-violent historical-fantasy series forgets to have a plot and credible characters
Reservation Dogs series 3 review — one of the best TV shows of recent years says farewell
A thoughtful, profound final season sees a group of Indigenous teens off on an uncertain future
John Lennon: Murder Without a Trial — new documentary pieces together what happened on December 8 1980
New Apple TV+ documentary revisits that night in New York when the former Beatle was shot outside his home
Vigil series 2 review — implausible but gripping procedural drama returns to BBC1
The show promises an enticing premise, action sequences and layer upon layer of conspiracy