Review
- ★★★★★
- What to watch
Give Michelle Williams all the awards for this comedy about a terminally ill woman looking for sex
Adapted from a podcast series, Dying for Sex deals with living your life in the face of death and the strength of soul mates.
- Craig Mathieson
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- ★★★½
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They are cosy and irrelevant, but that’s the point of twee British murder mysteries
The unstoppable Father Brown is back for an 11th season, with plots that swing wildly from foul play to vampires.
- Lenny Ann Low
This Liane Moriarty adaptation has a terrific ensemble, but a fanciful plot
The Last Anniversary has a gorgeous setting and some incredible actors, but it’s pure soap.
- Kylie Northover
Last night’s shocking White Lotus scene – and six more
The shared moment between brothers Saxon and Lochlan is just another example of creator Mike White’s approach to storytelling.
- Louise Rugendyke
Kylie Minogue kills it in White House whodunit comedy The Residence
There are countless characters in this Netflix series, but one star shines brightest.
- Karl Quinn
What to stream this week: Adolescence and five more TV shows and movies to watch
This week’s picks include a harrowing drama about a teen accused of murder, Amanda Seyfreid’s Long Bright River and a long-lost Clint Eastwood classic.
- Craig Mathieson
What to stream this week: Six new shows to add to your watch list
This week’s picks include Seth Rogan’s Hollywood satire, Ellen Pompeo’s true-crime drama and Pamela Anderson’s cooking show.
- Craig Mathieson
- ★★★½
- What's on TV
This British crime drama will leave you exhausted and disorientated
A highly charged investigation and intimate personal stakes collide in Virdee, which is fuelled by a compelling lead performance.
- Craig Mathieson
Sam Pang Tonight review: Opening night jitters, with just enough titters
The popular comedian has finally got his own talk show. But did it work?
- Karl Quinn
- ★★★★
- What's on TV
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
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