Craig Mathieson is a TV, film and music writer for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.
The first half of the year in television has been consistently rewarding – and the good news is that there is more to come.
While big hitters such as The Pitt delivered, there have also been a few genuinely delightful surprises.
Get ready for a new Harlan Coben thriller. Plus, new shows from Sam Pang and, strangely, Barack Obama.
The Boomers are more than OK in The Boroughs, an enjoyably upbeat supernatural adventure starring Bill Pullman and Geena Davis.
The ABC’s popular Saturday morning music show became iconic for its wild performances and complaints to parliament.
Legends is a very British take on the international crime drama – imagine The French Connection remade by the Minder crew.
Starring Dan Stevens, Devil in Silver has one purpose – to scare you – and it does that rather well.
With the British icon turning 100 on May 8, now is the best time to catch up on his breathtaking – and groundbreaking – documentaries.
This series can be painful but never punishing. It’s a journey you want to experience.
Man on Fire, which follows a broken soldier rediscovering his spirit and killing instincts, does barely enough.