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Daily Show should've died with dignity
Alyssa Rosenberg Having fought so long to keep our favourite shows alive, we might be better served by learning when to let go.
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The Five is a British series created by crime writer Harlan Coben; Ricky Gervais' The Invention of Lying is a treat.
Top Gear: Chris Evans quits
MICHAEL IDATO After just six episodes, the wheels appear to have fallen off the reboot of the hit motoring series.
Survivor facing backlash
Australian Survivor faces a backlash over lack of ethnic diversity among contestants.
Twins claim House Rules title
MICHAEL LALLO But they're not done with rivals Claire and Hagan yet.
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