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Ray Martin once drove getaway car
MEGAN LEVY Veteran Australian journalist Ray Martin has defended the actions of the 60 Minutes crew imprisoned in Lebanon.
What's on TV, Friday
A dark sci-fi series sees streetwise hustler Sarah make a discovery.
Cerebral sci-fi Ex Machina
A humble programmer finds himself in an ethical dilemma involving AI.
Kimmy Schmidt returns
James Mitchell There's no need to ask if Ellie Kemper can be funny.
Palmer backs out of Q&A
Clive Palmer usually has an answer for everything, but not now.
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TV previews, Wednesday April 6
Brad Newsome, Nick Galvin, Craig Mathieson Luke McGregor’s "crash course in great sex" has now gone well beyond the foreplay stage.
TV previews, Thursday April 7
Karl Quinn, Brad Newsome, Craig Mathieson Janet King benefits from the added dynamic of a powerful gay woman making her mark.
TV previews, Friday April 8
Paul Kalina, Brad Newsome, Scott Murray Quickie documentary sheds new light on facts presented in hit show, Making a Murderer.
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Exploring LSD
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Beauties and brainiacs put to the test
Tony Squires I want to tell you that Beauty and the Geek Australia (Seven, 8.30pm) is unwatchable tripe. But it's not. It's funny, sweet, brilliantly shot and edited and offers the viewer exactly what they want: a feeling of superiority.
Captive to racy plot that just makes cut
Tony Squires No surprises that Toni Collette has morphed into Washington surgeon Dr Ellen Sanders in Hostages (Nine, 8.30pm) without missing a beat. That's the kind of actor she is.
Speaking of good ideas, how about ...
Tony Squires The roaring '20s were the home of ''free-wheeling flappers, boot-leg booze'' and the Inventions that Shook the World.
