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TV№ 01
Colin from Accounts has the courage to let its characters grow up and it is not sure that was a good idea
The third season of Australia's best romantic comedy discovers that its leads are no longer charming disasters, and the show does not know what to do with functional adults.
RHYS TAVITA25.03.2025
TV№ 02
The Twelve asks twelve Australians to agree and then watches them fail
The jury room is the one place on Australian television where people are forced to listen to each other, and the show is smart enough to make that unbearable.
RHYS TAVITA12.04.2022
MUSIC№ 03
The score for Love Me sits so close to the characters you can hear them breathe
The score matches the show's emotional register: close, careful, and willing to sit with silence rather than fill it.
KIERAN BOUSTANY10.01.2022
TV№ 04
Love Me gives Hugo Weaving a dating app and watches him try to be human
Weaving plays a widower on a dating app, and the show's best trick is treating online romance with the same gravity it gives grief.
RHYS TAVITA28.07.2021