TV

Is there anyone who doesn’t love Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen? She plays his love interest on his show, and that alone is worth sitting through an otherwise middling season.

The West Test reached a television audience of 5.8 million people across Australia, as the Perth pitch proved too hot for England to handle.

It would seem so, as a great new Netflix music special is proving. Here’s what else Screen Queen is watching and loving this week.

Stranger Things, The Iris Affair, One Shot With Ed Sheeran, a Chris Hemsworth doco about dementia and A Man On The Inside: here’s everything we’re diving into this week.

You’re not imagining it. Korean and Japanese culture really are everywhere. Some of the most successful titles of the year come not out of Hollywood but Asia, and 2025 is shaping up to be an inflection point.

One of Australian sports most beloved characters, Darryl ‘Big Marn’ Brohman, has begun treatment for cancer.

The chief of the ABC has conceded the broadcaster and taxpayers missed out in one key area when exporting the ‘biggest show around the world’.

Looking for something to watch tonight? Want to know when the next season of your favourite streaming series will drop? Keep tabs with our list of the newest movies and shows available to stream this month.

This week we’re admitting our love for the new Big Brother, feeling depressed about The Death Of Bunny Munro, catching up with Jimmy Barnes, checking out the ARIAs and watching Train Dreams.

The fate of some of Summer Bay’s most loved faces will be left hanging as Home And Away wraps up with an epic season finale on Wednesday.

The Death Of Bunny Munroe, Return To Paradise, Working Class Man, Wicked: One Wonderful Night and He Had It Coming: here’s what we’re watching this week.

Streaming services know you’re on your phone while you watch their content. A Netflix insider reveals how the writing room has changed to combat your distraction.

Shogun season two will start production in January and while the creators were reticent to share too many details, they dropped a few choice nuggets.

Claire Danes and Matthew Rhys face off in Netflix thriller The Beast in Me. The story is fine, but the performances are brilliant.

The seasoned TV personality said it’s the ‘end of an era’ and sent a warning to colleagues.