TV Shows

Don’t normally watch ‘Dateline’? Well, read this review and accept the ‘Dateline’ challenge and be inspired, motivated and challenged. One person can’t change the world? The problem is too big? This Sunday’s program turns that theory on its head. Be challenged by a woman in India, who says ’stuff that’.

After being away from the small screen for more than a decade, Jerry Seinfeld returns for his much anticipated new project ‘The Marriage Ref’ for NBC.

If you skip this one, you will be missing one of the best crime thrillers in quite some time. ‘Criminal Justice’ premieres Friday, March 12 on ABC1.

Impeccably acted, incredibly written and intricately plotted – if only everything on television was this good. The multiple Emmy-winning ‘Damages’ is back for its third – and possibly final – season, and things couldn’t be better.

Hot on the heels of Network Ten’s hugely successful cooking sensation ‘MasterChef Australia’ comes Seven’s ‘My Kitchen Rules’. How does it compare?

A real flashback to The WB’s good old days, ‘Life Unexpected’ is a funny and heart warming dramedy the entire family can enjoy.

With four months under its belt, ‘The 7PM Project’ is still trying to find its feet, two good anchors present the show but the positives end there.

It’s time to go right back to the start. Space opera becomes family drama in ‘Caprica’, where we finally see the lives of two families whose actions will inevitably set in motion the cylon rebellion that chronicled ‘Battlestar Galactica’.

Despite the pre-season buzz surrounding ‘Dollhouse’ after the fantastic finale, unaired episode, ‘Epitaph One’ and the Comic-Con, the sophomore season of ‘Dollhouse’ has somewhat been an anti-climax.

With such fun, slick, engaging characters, USA Network’s new series ‘White Collar’ hits all the right notes.

Fans seem extremely divided, half would love to have it back, the other half are appalled by the show.

‘FlashForward’ will have fans on the edge of their seats, but will probably leave casual viewers feeling disconnected and confused.

It could be easy to dismiss yet another high society drama from The CW, but there’s actually more to ‘The Beautiful Life’ than meets the eye.

On the back of the success of ‘Twilight’ and ‘True Blood,’ another vampire series has hit the screen, based on the series of novels by L.J. Smith.

Scandal, mystery and seduction is back on The CW, with the remake of Darren Star’s 90’s drama ‘Melrose Place’.

Based on the hit 1999 movie, the new ABC Family series admirably channels the same teen comedy and classic one liners of the original.