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Shaun Evans and Anna Maxwell Martin in Until I Kill You: creeps up on you.

Endeavour’s Shaun Evans a charming threat in this true-crime drama

In Until I Kill You, Anna Maxwell Martin is utterly convincing as the woman who finds her lover hides a dark side.

  • Ben Pobjie

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Clueless: Philomena Cunk (Diane Morgan) knows little, and cares even less.

Philomena Cunk may be the perfect character for our time. Lord save us

Wilfully and blissfully ignorant, the fictional TV presenter speaks volumes about where our culture is at.

  • Karl Quinn
Wicked’s Ariana Grande on the Golden Globes red carpet.

This year’s Golden Globes mostly got it right. But what about Wicked?

Australia came away empty-handed, Emilia Pérez was the surprise hit, and Wicked, the biggest film of the year, failed to cast a strong spell over the Globes.

  • Michael Idato

The best new shows to stream in January

Our guide to what’s news on the streamers and free-to-air this month.

  • Craig Mathieson
Lena Olin in The Darkness.

Iceland is the perfect setting for this tale of mystery and depravity

Grim, dreadful things are afoot as a weary cop, played by Swedish screen legend Lena Olin, investigates a murder in the stunning Nordic landscape.

  • Ben Pobjie
Sarah Snook will star in All Her Fault.

Coming in hot: TV shows to watch out for in 2025

There’s an avalanche of great shows coming our way in 2025, including Watson, starring Morris Chestnut.

  • Michael Idato
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He’s still got it: Robbie Williams on New Year’s Eve in Sydney.

Robbie Williams rocks Sydney for Aunty’s New Year’s Eve show

This is the tale of how Robbie Williams set fire to Sydney Harbour for a good 40 minutes before the bridge exploded at midnight.

  • Neil McMahon

This Netflix crime drama should be your first binge-watch of 2025

An adaptation of Harlan Coben’s novel Missing You, this five-part series has crime, intrigue, a touch of sadism and a love story.

  • Kylie Northover
Lee Jung-jae as Seong Gi-hun in season two of Squid Game.

Squid Game was one of the biggest TV shows ever made. But does season two measure up?

The long-awaited sequel to the 2021 mega-hit from Korea is likely to leave viewers wanting more – but having to wait to get it.

  • Karl Quinn
Jimmy Carr in I Literally Just Told You: everyone wants to have a crack.

Quiz shows need a great hook to survive - and this one is a cracker

Jimmy Carr’s new series continues the comedian’s history of twisting traditional TV formats.

  • Ben Pobjie

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