The year is half gone, and it's time to sort out the best from the rest! Matt, Clare and Gavin name their top 5 shows so far, their biggest disappointments, their favourite Aussie dramas, and the best of reality TV. They also cast a surprising spotlight on the shows everyone thought were axed years ago but are still going strong!

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Wentworth is back with a whole new season, and we have plenty to say about it. Plus, we talk about Seven’s reality hit First Dates, and reveal new details about how The Doctor Blake Mysteries is coming back after Craig McLachlan’s recent scandal. Check out our interview with Nadine Garner! We also judge the returns of The Affair and Poldark, and cast our spotlight on Stan’s hidden gem, Claws.

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Queer Eye is back for a second season and on this week’s Binge List, we tell you what to expect this time around. Plus, we debate the merits of rom-com Younger and Todd Sampson’s Body Hack 2.0. We also ask To Binge Or Not To Binge spy drama Condor and crime procedural Instinct. Spoiler alert: we hate one of them. And this week’s Hidden Gem is dark comedy Barry.

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In a jam-packed episode of WHO magazine’s TV podcast, Binge List, Matt Denby, Clare Rigden and Gavin Scott discuss the returns of Arrested Development and The Karate Kid (as spin-off series Cobra Kai). Plus, what’s the verdict on Love Island Australia? We also take a look at hilarious spy thriller Killing Eve, crime docuseries The Staircase and comedian Ali Wong’s Netflix specials.

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In this week’s episode of WHO magazine’s TV podcast, Binge List, Matthew Denby, Clare Rigden and Gavin Scott discuss and debate true-crime drama American Crime Story: The Assassination of Gianni Versace, ABC series Mystery Road and Netflix food doco The Magic Pill. Plus, we ask To Binge Or Not To Binge The Good Fight and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, and delve into Hidden Gem Dead Boss.

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Does Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why deserve all the hype and controversy? Is Riverdale too dark? And what about teen series of years past – do Dawson’s Creek, Gossip Girl, The OC and Beverly Hills, 90210 still hold up? This week’s special episode of WHO magazine’s TV podcast, Binge List, answers all those questions and more as we delve into hit teen dramas past and present. Plus, we look at under-the-radar series Veronica Mars, Scream and The 100, and millennial mystery Search Party. Join Matthew Denby, Clare Rigden and Gavin Scott as they celebrate the best of teen TV.

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Your next true-crime docuseries obsession is here. Netflix's Evil Genius: The True Story of America's Most Diabolical Bank Heist covers one of the most bizarre cases of all time and we can't binge it fast enough. Plus, what's the verdict on Olivia: Hopelessly Devoted to You? In this week's Binge List, WHO magazine's Clare Rigden and Gavin Scott also discuss Atlanta, Harrow, Young Sheldon and I'm Dying Up Here. Subscribe now!

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Jon Snow is back on TV. Well, Kit Harrington is. What is the Game of Thrones star’s new series, Gunpowder, like? Spoiler alert: there’s some gore. Plus Modern Family has settled into its new home on Channel Seven. Is it as funny as ever in its ninth season? In this week’s Binge List, WHO magazine’s Clare Rigden and Gavin Scott also discuss their Eurovision fandom, dissect Lost in Space and Love, and shine a light on hidden gem Next of Kin.

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Is the new series of Picnic At Hanging Rock as good as the classic Peter Weir movie? Is Roseanne as funny the second time around? We look at these shows, as well as what’s coming on Wentworth, Imposters and Bad Banks. Join WHO magazine’s Matthew Denby, Gavin Scott and Clare Ridgen as they discuss the most bingeworthy shows on TV.

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Is the second season of The Handmaid's Tale as good as the first? We discuss the return of SBS's groundbreaking drama series, along with all the action on that other dystopian TV epic, Westworld. Also in this episode: we dissect some huge recasting news on The Crown, and discuss season three of Unreal and season one of Rise. And it's cult mayhem aplenty in Netflix's sleeper hit Wild Wild Country. Join our TV experts Matthew Denby, Clare Rigden and Gavin Scott in the first episode of WHO magazine's new TV podcast, Binge List. 

 

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