This week Screen Queen Clare is checking out Chad Powers, belatedly discovering High Potential, avoiding the new Ryan Murphy series and dipping into Watching You on Stan.
Clare Rigden
Monster: The Ed Gein Story, Wayward, Off The Grid, Chad Powers and Billy The Kid: here’s what we’re watching this week on Aussie TV.
Jimmy Kimmel’s first show back on ABC attracted more than four times his usual audience, despite being blacked out on 23 per cent of US TV households by some affiliates.
David Shepardson and Dawn Chmielewski
This week Screen Queen Clare is dipping into the exceptional new series The Hack, packing her bags for Pemberton for the darkly atmospheric Mystery Road: Origin, and hoping the Slow Horses get some therapy …
Slow Horses, The Assembly, The Hack, Tulsa King, Mystery Road: Origin and The People Vs Robodebt: here’s what we’re watching and enjoying this week.
This week Screen Queen Clare is inhaling a Jude Law/Jason Bateman Netflix series, going deep on Erin Patterson, getting her form guide out for the Emmys, and testing her gen X knowledge with Anne Edmonds.
Revealed: Death Cap Murders, Talkin’ ’Bout Your Gen, Morning Wars, Black Rabbit and Great British Railway Journeys: here’s what we’re watching and enjoying this week on TV.
This week Screen Queen Clare is counting down the days till the #TSITP finale, picking her jaw off the floor after watching Unknown Number, getting excited for Only Murders and checking in with Charlie Sheen.
This week our Screen Queen is dipping into The Paper, checking out Wednesday: Part 2, catching up with NCIS: Tony & Ziva, and getting her sleuth on with Grosse Pointe Garden Society.
September is jam-packed with must-see TV, from the return of fan-favourites Slow Horses and Only Murders in the Building to star-studded dramas like Black Rabbit — there’s something for everyone.
Richard Osman’s beloved ‘cosy crime’ book has made it to TV. Is it worth a watch?
This week we’re getting excited about Netflix’s new adult animation, prepping to sink our teeth into The Thursday Murder Club, checking out Shipwreck Hunters and an Orca doco and dipping into I, Jack Wright.
We cast an eye over fascinating WA maritime history with Shipwreck Hunters season two, a legitimate cultural phenomenon with Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters, and an all-star cast for The Thursday Murder Club.
Katherine Fleming
This week: your last chance to see Jonathan La Paglia on Survivor: Australia V The World, Invasion, The Rookie season seven, Richard Osman’s original game show and The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox.
Starring The White Lotus’ Morgana O’Reilly, this mystery will get you reminiscing about the good old days of seances at sleepovers.
This week we’re getting back into The Block, checking out The Yogurt Shop Murders, getting moody with Wednesday and catching up with Rose Byrne and Seth Rogan in Platonic.
The Twelve: Cape Rock Killer has released first-look images and a trailer for its third season, which sees Sam Neill and Wentworth’s Danielle McCormack going head-to-head in the courtroom.
Dexter: Resurrection, the Tour de France, Great Continental Railway Journeys, Too Much, Foundation S3: here’s everything we’re watching and loving on Aussie TV this week
We’re now halfway through the third series, and something better turn around QUICK or our Screen Queen Clare Rigden is out for good.
Smoke, My Mom, Jayne, Deal or No Deal, Grantchester , and Do Not Watch This Show: here’s what we’re watching and enjoying on TV this week.
There have been a plethora of great TV series hitting screens so far this year - and it’s only June! Here are 11 of our favourites.
Pernille, Stranded On Honeymoon Island, The Bear, Squid Game S3 and The Gilded Age: here’s what our Screen Queen Clare Rigden is watching and loving this week.
Stranded On Honeymoon Island, Joh: Last King Of Queensland, The Bear, Ironheart & Squid Game: here’s what we’re taking a deep dive into on TV this week.
Those ‘Best Of’ mid-year TV lists are doing the rounds right now, and chances are you’re across most of the shows featured. But there are still plenty of other great watches that may have passed you by.
