From endless flops to mass sackings, this might be Netflix’s worst year to date.
Amy Poehler is back in sitcom mode, a new ABC drama takes on the robo-debt scandal, and Rose Byrne teams up with Meghann Fahy from The White Lotus.
This eight-part limited series is that rarest of things: a show that deserves a second season.
The end of 2026 may be in sight, but TV never stops. Here are 14 new shows to watch out for.
At first glance, Dustfall might feel familiar. It’s anything but. This is immense and must-watch television.
Heated Rivalry’s Hudson Williams returns in a supernatural mystery. A fresh take on Stephen King’s Carrie. Plus, Stephen Graham stars in a new crime thriller.
Looking for a film? We’ve handpicked more than 200 hits across the major streamers, with something to suit all tastes, ages and styles.
At its core, Death Valley is about two lonely people finding an unlikely friendship and the means to encourage each other to slowly step back into the wider world.
Our picks include the Academy Award-winning epic The Brutalist, Tim Robinson’s absurd dark comedy Friendship, plus much-loved classics from Jaws to Mean Girls.
Picks include Australian classics such as Mystery Road, Strictly Ballroom and Wake in Fright, plus cult hits Boy and Game Night.
