HARLEM life and love in new york NATE BARGATZE: HELLO WORLD

Sex And The City for the 21st-century, series one of Harlem offered up a sassy, saucy and very sharp look at the lives of a quartet of thirtysomething professional women in New York (below). And series two doesn’t let the quality slip. We pick things up as academic Camille tries to work out how to pull her personal and professional lives together, fashionista Quinn begins a journey of selfdiscovery, dating app founder Tye ponders the future, and singer Angie might finally be about to see her career come back to life. A slick, funny and effortlessly enjoyable comedy drama. Series 1 already available; series 2 from Friday, Amazon

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It’s easy to see why Nate Bargatze (left) is frequently billed as ‘the nicest man in stand-up’. Centred on warm, frequently self-mocking observational comedy, his act lacks the flash brutality of many of his peers. His previous specials were on Netflix, but this new Amazon outing is just as funny, as Bargatze explores everything from his 1980s childhood to marriage. From Tuesday, Amazon Prime Video