TV

For Gen Y-ers and young Gen X-ers, James Van Der Beek wasn’t just an actor, he represents a potent connection to their youth.

The Artful Dodger used Charles Dickens as a launchpad but now in its sophomore year, it’s very much its own thing.

It’s the only live-action TV spin-off from an animated movie we’re interested. Although we’re not sure there are any others.

From 90s sitcom favourites to Sabrina Carpenter, this year’s batch of Super Bowl ads have them all.

‘My heart is shattered.’

We flogged the Brits at The Ashes. But can Australia do it again when they face them in the latest series of SAS: Australia, which sees the two countries going head-to-head in the ultimate battle.

This week our Screen Queen is scaring herself watching Lord Of The Flies, peeping season two of The Artful Dodger, watching the Superbowl ads, and hoping Ryan Murphy’s new series doesn't suck.

There’s good fortune. And then there’s whatever it is that’s been raining down on WA-born model-turned-reality-TV-winner-turned-Survivor-host David Genat. He opens up about his extraordinary good luck.

From Summer Bay to the rugged heart of the American West with a stopover in Sydney to film The Artful Dodger: Luke Bracey has conquered Hollywood one role at a time.

The Artful Dodger, Super Bowl LX, Brassic & Love Story: JFK Jr & Carolyn Bessette: here’s what’s worth delving into on Aussie TV this week.

A TV remake of a classic Tom Hanks comedy from the 1980s updates it for modern times.

The annual AACTA Awards, celebrating achievements in Australian film and TV, were given out this week.

We should never have to go too long without a regular dose of Steve Carell. Next month, he’ll be headlining a comedy called Rooster.

Yerin Ha was also mad at her fictional onscreen partner Benedict Bridgerton for that impertinent question, but she’s cutting him some slack.

We all know someone who makes loving and rewatching Friends a core tenet of their personality. It’s time for an intervention.