TV

This week we’re watching the new series of Amandaland, checking out some killer grannies, wishing we were Jacinda Ardern and getting chatty with an octopus in Remarkably Bright Creatures.

Silent Witness, Ooops! I Bought A Pub, The Trial Of Michael Jackson, Amandaland and Remarkably Bright Creatures: here’s what we’re watching on Aussie TV this week.

Filmmakers are increasingly making movies and TV shows for existing fans, leaving the rest of their audience a little confused.

Shane Jacobson didn’t just pass the pub test— he bought the place. The Kenny star reveals why he purchased a historic Victorian hotel sight-unseen, and why he’s banning pokies to keep its heart beating.

Mabel Li’s first international role just happens to be one of the biggest shows of the year.

Following in the footsteps of Denzel Washington is no small challenge. Thankfully, Yahya Abdul-Mateen has enough gravitas to fill stadiums.

A star-studded Netflix sci-fi mystery, a celebrity doco and a cheeky 1980s sexcapade are just a taste of what’s on the box in May.

If you’re Mike White and you need a quick replacement for Helena Bonham Carter, you could do worse than call your old friend Laura Dern.

Ted Lasso has released its first trailer for its fourth season, and confirmed the exact date for its return.

The US regulator, who has not revoked a licence in four decades, has ordered a review of Disney after US President Donald Trump called for the firing of Jimmy Kimmel.

Actors Matthew Rhys, Stephen Root and Kate O’Flynn front a spooky new series that slowly reveals its secrets.

Jimmy Kimmel has fired back after Melania Trump called for him to be sacked over a joke he made describing her as an ‘expectant widow’ just days before the Washington assassination attempt.

‘Maddie and I have drawn enormous strength from how so very loved she was and is.’

This week Screen Queen Clare is diving into a great new ABC comedy, checking out the second season of Running Point, travelling NSW with Rick Stein and peeping Urzila Carlson’s sketch comedy show.

Widow’s Bay, The Assembly, Bad Company, Rick Stein’s Australia and Man On Fire: here’s what we’re watching this week on Aussie TV.