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John Mulaney has twisted traditional late-night shows with Netflix’s Everybody’s Live with John Mulaney.

Can John Mulaney’s absurdist Netflix masterpiece save late-night TV?

If late-night TV is a sinking ship, this wild show is keeping the party going all the way down.

  • Patrick Lenton
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Holiday closure, in black and white

While the Beeb is left to carry the can.

Chris Lilley in his Mr G guise.

‘This is my tell-all moment’: Chris Lilley revives Mr G in new project

Take your shoes off and find a spot on the floor, Mr G is back. But not in the way fans might hope.

  • Meg Watson
Luke Carroll (left) and Luke Arnold in Scrublands’ second season.

‘Shame and trauma’: Why this murder mystery series just got a whole lot darker

The second season of Scrublands is a lot more personal, and that means a whole new challenge for star Luke Arnold.

  • Louise Rugendyke
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When bobbies were pith-perfect

And New England foxes were left seeing red.

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A more gratifying senior moment

After all, discounts are wasted on the young.

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Candidates are digging a hole for themselves

At least the Grayndler gang are good for the garden.

The Secret DNA of Us hosts (from left) Brad Argent, Marc Fennell and Rae Johnston.

‘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
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Is this election a mug’s game?

Because the prospects of one poster boy are going south.

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