Review
- ★★★★
- TV & radio
If you miss The Office, Steve Carell’s new show is a must-watch
The Office star’s new comedy sits between the wholesome comedy of Ted Lasso and the slightly darker-but-still-kind tone of Shrinking.
- Kylie Northover
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- ★★★★½
- TV & radio
Consider Rachel Weisz and Leo Woodall’s sizzling academic satire your next binge
A professor sexually hungering for a younger colleague is the starting point for this contradictory and always watchable show.
- Craig Mathieson
- ★ ★ ★
- TV & radio
This new ABC quiz has the right ingredients, but it needs one more thing
A good dose of silliness – and better sound – would make Tonight at the Museum unmissable TV.
- Lenny Ann Low
What to stream this week: Jason Bateman’s twisted suburban noir, plus five more picks
Don’t miss DTF St Louis, a bittersweet tale of male friendship with a murder in the middle, the return of The Artful Dodger.
- Craig Mathieson
The best new shows to stream in March
Don’t miss Nicole Kidman in Scarpetta, Claudia Karvan in Homebodies, and Steve Carell in the new comedy Rooster.
- Craig Mathieson
- ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
- TV & radio
Strap in, folks, this potboiler of outlandish trash TV is five-star perfect
The Hunting Wives could buckle beneath all the secrets, blackmailing and sex, but its cast and twisty drama keep you hooked.
- Lenny Ann Low
Fans vowed to boycott this season of Survivor. Did they make the right call?
Viewers may still be outraged about Jonathan LaPaglia’s sacking, but the Golden God gives us enough reason to keep faith.
- Meg Watson
- ★★★
- Comedy
Yep, Scrubs is back. But is nostalgia enough to keep this old favourite alive?
The hospital comedy was pronounced dead after its ninth season. Sixteen years on, it’s back with the same crew.
- Karl Quinn
What to stream (or not) this week: Gordon Ramsay’s bland doco, plus five more picks
The foul-mouthed British chef has added a celebrity documentary to his empire. Plus, don’t miss the return of Beavis and Butt-Head.
- Craig Mathieson
This lo-fi sci-fi series is The Truman Show for our times – and all the more disturbing
Starring Sterling K. Brown, Paradise is a thriller in which the post-apocalyptic world looks a lot like our own.
- Karl Quinn