TV Reviews
Love Me S2 review: a rare local drama that puts character over corpses
Nine months have passed since we last spent time with the Mathiesons – it's good to be back in their…
Savage River, ABC, review: let it flow
Savage River isn’t exactly a missed opportunity, and things come together, but a slow start doesn’t do it any favours.
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power – nice cake, OK icing
Would The Rings of Power be improved by a more gripping start? Of course. But that’s probably missing the point.
Summer Love on ABC: the quality drama Australian TV needs
Gristmill have been exploring the line between comedy and drama since before it was popular – and this new series…
Persuasion on Netflix isn't entirely bad – really
We are clearly watching Anne’s own telling of her story: her own fantasy of being a playful, adorkable rom-com heroine.
Shaun Micallef’s Mad as Hell review: a five-star swan song
After so many years, it’s tempting to call Mad as Hell an institution, and its demise (in its current form…
Stranger Things Season 4 review: what's wrong with a little nostalgia?
The Netflix hit delivers a fourth time on its core promise: nothing will change very much, even as the cast…
Conversations with Friends review: Rooney's second small-screen sally
Hopes were high after the TV adaptation of Rooney's bestseller Normal People ... So how does the adaptation of her…
TV Review – Underbelly: Vanishing Act
Kate Atkinson puts her best foot forward as Sydney con-artist Melissa Caddick in the latest instalment of the Underbelly series.
TV Review: A Dog’s World with Tony Armstrong
Debunking canine myths and celebrating dogs in all their individuality – this show is a soothing treat for the senses