What was new about The New Celebrity Apprentice? "You're fired" became "You're terminated," a catchphrase within a catchphrase – referring to Arnold Schwarzenegger's career-making film, Terminator – that sounded clever for about two seconds.
It's the NYE scandal that took over the internet, and somehow made Channel Eleven's The Loop the most talked about show on TV for what must be the first time ever.
“I wanted nothing more than to go back to my ‘old’ life. Real reality. But I couldn’t,” wrote Simone Lee Brennan, who appeared on the show's second season.
The singer was due to perform with Pharrell Williams.
Megyn Kelly, one of the star anchors at Rupert Murdoch's Fox News, will leave for rival NBC News, making the leap to a mainstream broadcast network from the conservative-leaning cable giant.
The post-Donald Trump era of NBC's Celebrity Apprentice has arrived, and with it the debut of new host Arnold Schwarzenegger's catchphrase for firing contestants in the climactic boardroom showdown segment.
Season four of Sherlock delivers plenty of laughs but ultimately takes Holmes and Watson to some very dark places.
Mariah Carey's cringeworthy NYE moment has nothing on this.
When cricket fans tune in to the cricket, they don't want to be confronted with a dreary endless parade of cricketers playing cricket.
Three film production companies including Netflix are interested in making a warts-and-all screen dramatisation of Nigel Farage's insurgent Brexit campaign, according to an associate of Farage.
Gilmore Girls fans, step aside – Will & Grace fans, it's your time to squeal.
The pop diva has attempted to shrug off a disastrous New Year's Eve performance after suffering mishaps in front of millions of fans.
Mexico's vast sewer system inspired Guillermo del Toro's fantastical DreamWorks animation Trollhunters.
Kiefer Sutherland isn't Jack Bauer in Designated Survivor, but the incident-packed plot will stoke fond memories of 24.
To most Australians, their names mean nothing, but Rising Sun, Iloura, Luma and their like are mixing it with the best on Hollywood's biggest blockbusters.
Why does actor Benedict Cumberbatch cut such a dash as British literary detective Sherlock Holmes?
William Christopher, best known as the earnest, soft-spoken US Army priest Father Francis Mulcahy on the hit TV comedy M*A*S*H, has died at the age of 84, according to his agent.
Of the ABC's television coverage of New Year's Eve on Saturday night, let it be said: it could have been worse.
The brother of JonBenet Ramsey was accused of her murder in a CBS documentary that aired in September. It's a claim that could cost the network big time.
The nine best TV shows of the year ahead – plus the best of the rest.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to 2017! No, I have no idea where you parked your car last night.
The four words that end A Year in the Life bring Gilmore Girls to a satisfying full circle.
Rightly or wrongly, the oft-discredited Golden Globes have come to be a predictor of the Academy Awards.
The Advertising Standards Board orders the network to ditch its billboard campaign for the Action Bronson food show.
At a casual gathering of family and friends not atypical for the time of year, the equally unsurprising topic of sport made a conversational appearance, with the subject being the Big Bash League.
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