TV

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.

The wildlife warrior hasn’t turned his back on the ballroom just yet.

Retired Olympic freestyle great Ariarne Titmus will trade in her swimming goggles for a microphone as part of the Channel 7 broadcast team for the Glasgow Commonwealth Games in July and August.

Unless you’re a masochist, Richard Gadd’s Half Man is not a show you want to binge in one or two seatings.

Dr Chris Brown opens up about “masterpiece” My Reno Rules homes . . . and why you’ll want to win them

Spiky, surly, and sardonic. The far-from-perfect Jessica Jones is one of the most interesting superheroes to have graced a screen, and she finally makes her return.

Home And Away has given fans their first look at two new characters headed to Summer Bay.

Zach Galifianakis seems like an unlikely suspect for a wholesome gardening show, but he leaves you wanting more.

This week Screen Queen Clare is diving into a disturbing Netflix doco, checking out Big Mistakes, having a peek at the Stranger Things spin-off and steeling herself for Richard Gadd’s new series, Half Man.

With a raw new memoir, a nationwide tour and a wedding on the horizon, SAS Australia star Natalie Bassingthwaighte is entering her 50th year with a “modern family” and a brand-new outlook.

Richard Gadd’s new series Half Man, Zach Galifianakis’ This Is A Gardening Show, the new Stranger Things: Tales From ’85 and a doco about Aussie milk bars: here’s what we’re watching on TV this week.

The era of gushing over the 1990s is about to end and we’re primed for the 2000s to make a comeback. What shows are ripe for a revisit? We have some ideas.

Elle Fanning, Michelle Pfeiffer and Nick Offerman lead a great character-driven family drama whose hook is only half the story.

Comedy legends Glenn Robbins and Mick Molloy are roasting their famous friends, and each other in their new TV show Glen & Mick’s Celebrity Intervention on Seven.