What's on TV
‘The most fun you can have as an actor’: ABC thriller warms up after chilly reception
For season two of Bay of Fires, actor Toby Leonard Moore had to remember how to slow down to life in the Apple Isle.
- Bridget McManus
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And Just Like That recap: Miranda, it’s finally time to take a bow
Our favourite lawyer gets hot and bothered, Carrie takes flight, Charlotte hits the dance floor and Harry is in a tight spot.
- Brodie Lancaster
- ★★★★
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Taron Egerton is a master of flawed men. He’s done it again in this fiery thriller
In the unconventional drama Smoke, the British actor plays an arson investigator who believes he’s the hero of his own story.
- Craig Mathieson
- ★★★★
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Secrets and lies: This ABC thriller will make you look at your mother’s group differently
The darker side of new motherhood, once barely whispered about, has proven a fruitful starting point for any number of psychological parenting dramas.
- Bridget McManus
The stories you haven’t heard from the ABC’s iconic quiz show
For Spicks and Specks’ 20th anniversary, stars Adam Hills, Myf Warhurst and Alan Brough reflect on its history and their unique “three-part harmony”.
- Louise Rugendyke
How this British star’s teenage efforts to impress girls finally came in handy
One Day star Jim Sturgess spent his late teens making mixtapes as a romantic gesture – now it all comes full circle in his new Irish-Australian drama Mix Tape.
- Benji Wilson
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Fewer car crashes, meatier news: Ten unveils bold Project replacement
The network says its ambitious new program will contain “no opinion and no filler, just the facts”.
- Michael Lallo
- ★★★
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Powerful acting keeps Netflix’s Australian coastal crime drama from sinking
Despite the now ubiquitous small-town-big-secrets premise, The Survivors has enough going on to keep you watching.
- Kylie Northover
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The Project is gone – but the battle to attract younger viewers to news continues
When Ten’s ambitious news program launched there were no smartphones and social media was in its infancy. Attracting a Gen Z audience will be a lot tougher.
- Louise Rugendyke
The Project’s stars leave Ten as program is axed, replacement announced
Hosts Waleed Aly and Sarah Harris will leave Ten in the biggest change to the network’s prime-time schedule in years.
- Michael Lallo
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