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Jonathan Cake, Sarah Jessica Parker and John Corbett in And Just Like That...

And Just Like That recap: This is the moment we’ve been waiting for

The final moments of this week’s episode almost make all the pain and cringe worth it. Are we back?!

  • Brodie Lancaster

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Julie (Keeley Hawes) in The Assassin.

Keeley Hawes’ complicated assassin is a bit hit (and miss) in manic thriller

The creators of outback caper The Tourist, brothers Jack and Harry Williams, offer another romp through picturesque locations, but it’s a bit of a slog at times.

  • Karl Quinn
Luna Garret and Clément Favreau in French film Holy Cow.

Blunt and charming, this French film about cheese-making is filled with pride

Holy Cow balances familiar grit with an equally familiar feelgood formula – but there are some more surprising elements.

  • Jake Wilson
Ingrid (Sally Phillips), Austin (Michael Theo) and  Julian (Ben Miller) continue their adventures in season two of Austin.

ABC comedy Austin returns with more humour, heart and Michael Theo

There is much to rejoice about this Australian and British comedy drama co-production, which shines with a beautifully peculiar wit.

  • Lenny Ann Low
Tom Walker is the new co-host on The Great Australian Bake-Off.

‘Let’s try a freak’: How this chaotic comedian landed TV’s most wholesome show

Tom Walker is the strangest pick for the Bake Off shed to date – but history proves the show is right to do it.

  • Meg Watson
What to stream this week (clockwise from bottom left) : Sold! Who Broke the Australian Dream?; Somebody Feed Phil; Billy Joel: And So it Goes; The Hunting Wives; Riff Raff; and Outrageous.

What to stream this week: The Mitford sisters and five more picks

You couldn’t make the story of the Mitford sisters up if you tried. Also, the piano man himself, Billy Joel, opens up in a candid documentary.

  • Craig Mathieson
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Filippa Coster-Waldau as Smilla in the TV adaptation of the best-selling book Miss Smilla’s Feeling for Snow.

It was a groundbreaking crime book – and this TV adaptation is even stranger

Smilla’s Sense of Snow brings Peter Hoeg’s 1992 literary thriller firmly into the future with an energy crisis twist.

  • Craig Mathieson
Ebon Moss-Bachrach (left) and Pedro Pascal as best friends Ben Grimm and Reed Richards.

The Fantastic Four’s real superpower is bringing the fun back to Marvel

Starring Pedro Pascal and Vanessa Kirby, this retro resuscitation is a welcome return to Marvel’s once familiar tongue-in-cheek tone.

  • Sandra Hall
Bessie Carter as Nancy Mitford in the TV series Outrageous.

The wild true story of the infamous Mitford sisters comes to life

A new TV series charts the early life of the sisters, one of whom was called ‘the most beautiful woman in Britain’ and another who was linked to the Nazis.

  • Stephanie Bunbury
Scott Cam on the upcoming season of The Block in Daylesford

‘It can get out of control’: Why The Block is getting back to basics

Scott Cam admits “we probably had a little bit too much drama last year”. So what can we expect from this year’s season?

  • Nicole Elphick

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