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Why can’t I quit The Block?

Why can’t I quit The Block?

Despite its structural failings and ludicrous storytelling, 20 seasons in there’s still something about this top-rating home renovation show that is irresistible.

  • by Craig Mathieson

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This juicy Nicole Kidman murder-mystery proves trash can be treasured

This juicy Nicole Kidman murder-mystery proves trash can be treasured

As a young woman develops doubts about the family she’s marrying into, The Perfect Couple delivers a wildly escalating plot with a knowing wink.

  • by Craig Mathieson
Yes it’s another British crime drama, but it’s not your usual suspect

Yes it’s another British crime drama, but it’s not your usual suspect

The Jetty flips gender archetypes, but Detective Constable Manning is more than a standard antihero police detective.

  • by Craig Mathieson
Colin Farrell’s Penguin is more Godfather than feathered fiend

Colin Farrell’s Penguin is more Godfather than feathered fiend

Light on leotards, this series paints a grim picture of mob warfare in Gotham City’s underworld.

  • by Michael Idato
‘It rewrote the rule book’: Revisiting one TV’s greatest series

‘It rewrote the rule book’: Revisiting one TV’s greatest series

Three decades after The Sopranos’ was first pitched, filmmaker Alex Gibney puts the show’s creators, writers and stars under the spotlight.

  • by Michael Idato
In neo-noir Babylon Berlin, the heroes are never black and white
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In neo-noir Babylon Berlin, the heroes are never black and white

The Weimar Republic detective has dead bodies, political heat and a rail wagon full of Russian gold to deal with - and then there are his personal problems.

  • by Ben Pobjie
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Bullying, backstabbing and betrayal: Is Industry the new Succession?

Bullying, backstabbing and betrayal: Is Industry the new Succession?

Adding the star power from Kit Harington, the media giant is getting behind the urban jungle that is fictional investment bank Pierpoint & Co.

  • by Debi Enker
The dark role that takes actor from knockabout bloke to leading man

The dark role that takes actor from knockabout bloke to leading man

The master of playing regular guys, Stephen Peacocke takes on a darker star-making turn role in Human Error.

  • by Debi Enker
Jeff Goldblum is deliciously good as Zeus in this Greek myth update
★★★½
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Jeff Goldblum is deliciously good as Zeus in this Greek myth update

Ancient mythology gets a modern twist in Kaos, as the gods strut around Olympia in billionaire leisurewear.

  • by Craig Mathieson
Timothy Spall delivers a tour de force in this addictive tragedy

Timothy Spall delivers a tour de force in this addictive tragedy

Based on a true story, The Sixth Commandment tells of an inspirational teacher whose life is turned upside down by an unlikely romance.

  • by Ben Pobjie
Australia has reinvented the BBC’s biggest crime hit. Does it work?

Australia has reinvented the BBC’s biggest crime hit. Does it work?

In Death in Paradise’s Australian spin-off, Anna Samson plays the franchise’s first lead female detective.

  • by Ben Pobjie