What to watch
How Netflix drama Adolescence became a one-take wonder
The story about a teenager arrested for murder was filmed in a single continuous shot, with cameras handed around like a relay race.
- Hilary Fox
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Ted Lasso confirms fourth season, with major star returning
After much speculation, star Jason Sudeikis has announced the comedy about football club AFC Richmond will be back.
- Nell Geraets
‘Don’t blame me’: Guenther Steiner on Formula 1’s swearing ban and being a Netflix sex symbol
He became cult hero after his appearances on Drive to Survive, but the 59-year-old Italian is still baffled by his appeal.
- Louise Rugendyke
‘I was able to sleep through’: The deaf contestant taking on Alone Australia
Ceilidh Marigold, who has a cochlear implant, is one of two participants with a disability competing in the reality survival show.
- Bridget McManus
Will & Grace star’s new murder mystery series is no laughing matter
Eric McCormack spent 11 years chasing punchlines. Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue might be the unfunniest thing he’s ever done.
- Michael Idato
- ★★★★
- Review
Gut-wrenching, real and a bit mean: Breeders is the best show about parenthood there is
Starring Martin Freeman and Daisy Haggard, the sharp comedy will take your breath away and bring tears at the same time.
- Ben Pobjie
‘He needs to have the worst thing happen’: The Newsreader’s ending explained
The creator of the ABC drama explains why he decided to finish the story of Helen and Dale after three seasons.
- Louise Rugendyke
What to stream this week: Five shows and a stand-up special to add to your list
Bryan Tyree Henry’s compelling drug drama, blind superhero Daredevil’s second chance and comedian Andrew Schulz’s goes deep.
- Craig Mathieson
- ★★★★
- Review
Immaculately groomed infidelity meets espionage in Steven Soderbergh’s spy thriller
In Black Bag, Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett face off as a husband and wife at a dinner party where everyone has secrets to hide.
- Sandra Hall
Guns, monkeys, bogan Aussies and instant karma: Where is The White Lotus heading?
We’re at the halfway point of Mike White’s razor-sharp satire, so let’s take a look back at where we’ve been and we’re going.
- Louise Rugendyke
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