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Jimmy Carr’s new series, I Literally Just Told You, continues the comedian’s history of twisting traditional TV formats.

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At 16 hour-long episodes, One Hundred Years of Solitude requires patience – but it’s worth it.

End-of-year critics’ lists don’t always catch what made us laugh, groan or cry. So here’s the best and worst of the rest.

December 12, 2024
by Louise Rugendyke, Craig Mathieson, Kylie Northover, Meg Watson, Michael Idato and Debi Enker

David Morrissey and Aimee Lou Wood play a father and daughter thrown back together by misfortune.

From Baby Reindeer to Ripley, Say Nothing, Fake and Colin from Accounts, our critics have determined their picks in an outstanding TV year.

December 11, 2024
by Louise Rugendyke, Craig Mathieson, Kylie Northover, Michael Idato and Karl Quinn

Let’s all have a delightfully indecent Christmas with pop’s newest megastar, shall we?

The beloved actor plays a classic British character, a seemingly powerful man undermined by the devious forces around him.

Set to rack up 35 years on air, the ABC’s Gardening Australia demonstrates the enduring appeal of programs that focus on our backyards.