The best of TV and streaming this week

‘Salman Rushdie: Through a Glass Darkly’ revisits the writer’s near-fatal stabbing; podcasters turn sleuths in Netflix’s ‘Bodkin’; new sexual misconduct allegations in ‘Spacey Unmasked’; ‘Hollywood Con Queen’ is a study of a scam artist; Jeff Daniels is a corrupt property tycoon in ‘A Man in Full’; ‘The Tattooist of Auschwitz’ tells the moving true story of survivor Lali Sokolov — reviews by Dan Einav and Fiona Sturges

Salman Rushdie: Through a Glass Darkly review — BBC interview gives an unsparing account of knife attack
In conversation with Alan Yentob, the novelist recounts the near-fatal stabbing that took place in 2022
Bodkin, Netflix TV review — true-crime podcasters search for mystery in an Irish coastal town
An American audio storyteller and his team set out to solve a triple-disappearance case in this gloomy dramedy series
Spacey Unmasked — Channel 4 documentary presents new sexual misconduct allegations from 10 men
Kevin Spacey, who has twice been cleared of similar charges, faces another civil trial next year
Hollywood Con Queen, Apple TV+ review — absorbing study of an unapologetic scam artist
A man who posed as women and duped creatives into working on fake projects is the subject of a compelling docu-series
A Man in Full, Netflix review — portrait of a financially and morally bankrupt mogul
Jeff Daniels plays a corrupt property tycoon whose skyscrapers are matched only by his towering ego
Harvey Keitel lifts uneven Holocaust melodrama The Tattooist of Auschwitz — review
Based on Heather Morris’s bestseller, the Sky Atlantic/Peacock series tells the true story of survivor Lali Sokolov