Binge: quick links
Binge: new this week
DMV (11 November)
Series. A brand-new workplace comedy set in America’s dreaded DMV. Starring Australia’s Harriet Dyer (star and co-creator of BINGE Original Colin From Accounts) as Colette, a driving examiner with a big heart, the show follows a crew of quirky minimum-wage employees making the best of dealing with annoyed customers.
Binge: coming soon
The Great British Bake Off Season 16 (18 November)
Series. The Great British Bake Off is back, as the famous tent gets pitched in the grounds once again. Alison Hammond once again joins Noel Fielding to lead the latest batch of Baker’s through 30 brand new challenges set by Judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith. Twelve bakers. Three challenges. Who will be the first Star Baker and who will be the first to leave the tent?
The Death of Bunny Munro (20 November)
Series. Starring BAFTA-award winning actor Matt Smith in the role of the titular Bunny and based on the novel by Australian musician and author Nick Cave, The Death of Bunny Munro follows door-to-door beauty product salesman and self-styled lothario Bunny who, following his wife’s untimely death, finds himself saddled with his young son (newcomer Rafael Mathé).
Southern Charm Season 11 (20 November)
Series. Binge is excited to have this fan favourite back, express from the US. After a season that seemed to usher the group into a new ‘grown-up’ era, many of the Charmers find themselves single or on the brink of breakup. Though businesses are thriving, life after love presents inevitable fractures in friendships and new romances.
Novocaine No Pain (21 November)
Film. Meet Nathan Caine (Jack Quaid). He can’t feel pain. When the girl of his dreams (Amber Midthunder) is kidnapped, everyman Nate turns his inability to feel pain into an unexpected strength in his fight to get her back. Watch the trailer.
Binge: recently added
Dance Moms: A New Era (6 November)
Series. This new series of Dance Moms is for an audience who loves performance reality, momagers and… drama! Focussing on Studio Bleu, a consistent rival of the Abby Lee Dance Company, the series follows Coach Gloria Hampton (previously a Dance Mom herself, featured in Season 3) as she takes on the competition season with a new junior elite team, new moms and big expectations.
Celebrity Gogglebox UK (7 November)
Series. Celebrity Gogglebox returns to the screens with some of Britain’s recognisable famous faces, including Denise van Outen, Rylan Clarke, Johnny Vaughan, Jordan Banjo, Perri Kiely, Vicky Pattison, Pete Wicks and more. These opinionated celebs share their sharp, insightful, funny and emotional views on everything from Saturday night entertainment juggernauts to the week’s biggest news stories.
All Her Fault (7 November)
Series. It’s every parent’s worst nightmare brought chillingly to life. All Her Fault follows Marissa Irvine (Sarah Snook), who arrives to pick up her son from a playdate only to find a stranger at the door – and her child missing. The drama unfolds in a seemingly safe suburban setting, where trust quickly erodes and secrets surface. Watch the trailer.
Drop (9 November)
Film. A suspenseful thriller directed by Christopher Landon (Happy Death Day). The film stars Meghann Fahy in a star turn as Violet, a widowed mother whose first date in years turns nightmarish when she receives anonymous threats during dinner. Watch the trailer.
Webber Women’s Big Bash League (9 November)
The 11th edition of Weber Women’s Big Bash League blasts into action with a juicy triple header on November 9, featuring a rematch of last year’s final between runners-up Brisbane Heat and champions Melbourne Renegades at Allan Border Field. The Queensland venue will then host Sydney Thunder and Hobart Hurricanes, before attention turns to the WACA in Western Australia for Perth Scorchers taking on Sydney Sixers.
