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South Australian mums Alisha and Deanne are next to cook but, with tensions still running high, Tiffany and Giancarlo reveal what happened when the camera stopped rolling.

This week, our Screen Queen Clare Rigden is marvelling at the final 7 Up film, checking out Small Prophets, getting freaked out by Carrie, peeping murderous gnomes, and hate-watching The Kardashians.

Known for his empathetic style, doco maker Marc Fennell usually avoids ruffling feathers. But his eye-opening new series on the modern male identity crisis could spark a national reckoning.

Gold Logie winner Sam Pang reflects on his busiest year yet—and reveals what’s in store for the new season of Sam Pang Tonight

This week we’re peeping the excellent new Apple TV series Small Prophets, scratching our heads over Cop This, peeping the Carrie remake and checking in with the “kids” of 70 Up.

David Fincher was with Netflix at the start of its originals mission. With his exit and a plummeting stock price, does the streamer still know what it’s doing?

Sienna Miller and Dominic West face off in the divorce courts in this shiny drama from the creator of Hijack and Lupin.

Cathy Ames steals, lies, cheats and kills, the epitome of the fallen woman. But in this new version of classic tale East of Eden, Florence Pugh gives dimension to someone so easily loathed.

If we are to glean anything from the exit of a high-profile executive at Paramount, it’s that your subscriptions to HBO Max and Paramount+ are about to change.

A Heated Rivalry star’s first follow-up, Florence Pugh in a luxe remake and Nigella enters the Bake Off tent. There’s quite on lot going on in October on the small screen.

Here are 11 shows that won’t have either of you gouging out your eyes with secondhand embarrassment.

Kill Jackie, War, Crime Night, Scrubs & East Of Eden: here’s what we are watching and loving on TV this week.

War, Kill Jackie, A Taste For Murder, Class Clowns and East Of Eden: here’s what Screen Queen Clare will be watching on TV this week.

Back for his 16th season alongside mate Colin Fassnidge, Manu Feildel reveals why he’s sick of predictable plates, how he juggles his wild schedule, and the secret behind his special bond with his co-host.

When you call it a limited series, it should be exactly that, limited. We want off this ride.

You’re not seeing double. In one year, a movie and a TV show both told the same story of an infamous 1977 hostage situation. Right down to the chartreuse green shirt.

The two actors and friends may have discovered a long-held family secret - or maybe it’s all just a lark.

The Voice might be winding up for another year, but coach Ronan Keating isn’t slowing down any time soon.