Stupid, Stupid Man
The ABC is set to give the Australian comedy Stupid, Stupid Man a prime time slot after picking it up from pay TV.
Noice one: Kath and Kim hit for six in US
NBC's so confident the US version will be a hit it ordered six episodes today.
Look at moi, we came in second
Ten makes history as So You Think You Can Dance Australia
outguns Kath and Kim for viewers.
An excellent sense of direction
How Lost found its way.
Chop off the old block
The creative pair behind the The Block return with a new
recipe for success.
Boys in the hood
A stellar cast turns Melbourne's gangland war into a gripping TV drama.
Real life's a rehearsal
A new documentary goes backstage with the Sydney Theatre Company.
Sam's a man with big plans to be a good loser
Sam is 19 and weighs 154 kilograms, a problem he puts down to two
things: fast food and the university lifestyle.
Network banking on a high body count
Channel Nine is hoping its retelling of Melbourne's underworld war
is a ratings hit, writes Scott Ellis.
Art imitates life for actor charged with assault
Bashed and battered and lying in a hospital bed, Matthew Newton
will play an assault victim in his next television role.
The lives of our days
That pesky daytime TV can get under your skin.
Jeremy Beadle dies
One of Britain's favourite television presenters dies of pneumonia.
ABC denies squiggle is going
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation says its famous logo is staying, but admits it will share its space with a
new image.
Sopranos sweep TV SAGs
The Sopranos take out best TV actor, actress and cast
awards.
TV REVIEWS
In The Company Of Actors
Whether you like the stage or not, a terrific insight into the art
of the theatre.
Lost
What is all this flash-forward business about and what's happened
to the survivors of Oceanic 815?
A World Without Thieves
A pair of professional thieves attempting to go straight face a
test of character.
Saving Kids
Heartwarming and all that but you may have to leave the room.
Russian Doll
A languishing gumshoe's destiny collides with that of of a mail
order bride from St Petersburg.
DVD REVIEWS
Sicko
As Australia weathers its own health-care storm, Sicko
shows we still have a lot to be thankful for.
Once
Short and sweet, Once is a million times better than
Sliding Doors on a fraction of the budget.
The War On Democracy
John Pilger's compelling if heavy-handed doco on the damage done in
the name of US national security.
Amazing Grace
Michael Apted's film about William Wilberforce is not so much a
biopic as a portrait of activism.
Invasion Of The Body Snatchers
The harrowing final shot still ranks as one of the best sci-fi
movie sign-offs ever.
