What's on TV
How Australian Survivor’s ‘Jungle Rat’ came out on top
Winner Myles Kuah, the “poor little bottom boy”, talks about his wild season, the controversial nickname and representation for the pole-dancing community.
- Meg Watson
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An older (and softer) Jon Hamm is the perfect fit for this light-fingered drama
The Mad Men star is just right as a former Wall Street go-getter who turns to a life of crime in Your Friends and Neighbours.
- Craig Mathieson
‘A teenage dream come true’: The email from a cinematic hero that brought Jacob Elordi home
The 27-year-old Brisbane-born actor is hot property right now, but he found his first leading role in The Narrow Road to the Deep North.
- Louise Rugendyke
‘You may discover family’: The SBS show asking entire towns to hand over their DNA
The creators of Who Do You Think You Are? have swapped celebrities for ordinary people from regional Victoria, NSW and Sydney.
- Bridget McManus
With a nod to the Golden Girls, Mid-Century Modern embraces an old style for new laughs
The sitcom is an intentional throwback from the writers of Will & Grace, but it comes with more edge.
- Craig Mathieson
From Snowtown to Narrow Road, Justin Kurzel has found his way home
A personal connection spurred the Australian director to tackle Richard Flanagan’s Booker Prize-winning novel The Narrow Road to the Deep North.
- Stephanie Bunbury
This British crime comedy knows how to pull the bloodstained rug out from under you
Season two of The Cleaner, starring Taskmaster’s Greg Davies, has a new level of self-examination and mordant revelation.
- Craig Mathieson
Streaming promised to change TV forever. So why do these new shows feel so old?
Ads are back. Binge drops are increasingly rare. And every second show is about cops, docs, private eyes and legal eagles. What’s going on?
- Debi Enker
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Seven questions we want answered after The Handmaid’s Tale big return
Are you trauma-bonded to this show after eight years of horror? Let’s see it through to the end.
- Meg Watson
‘We love the idea of a villain’: How The Last of Us channelled The Empire Strikes Back
The creator of the hit HBO series about a zombie apocalypse drew on the heroes and villains of Star Wars for the show’s heavy second season.
- Louise Rugendyke
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