Televison shows used to jump the shark, but will The Arrangement be the first show to jump the couch?

America's Fox network tries to replicate the success of MKR, substituting vaudevillian heroes and villains for celebrities.

It's seemingly one of the perils of their particular trade for the actors on The Walking Dead. 

He is the surrogate granddad for millions of strangers and there are few places in the world he has not been. While age is starting to slow him, his latest series is the most sophisticated nature program ever filmed.

"There is no fake tan left in Ireland."

Joseph Fiennes' controversial portrayal of Michael Jackson in a comedy show has been pulled after the late singer's family condemned the performance.

Ten years ago, the Kardashian family burst onto our television screens and in the process created a whole new genre of entertainment.

A literal piss-take.

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The fervour and vigour in the response to the Nine News leaked footage has been an absolutely fantastic display of women-hating.

"I don't know who decided to release this tape, but whoever it was, I just want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart."

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News that Nine will make a play for the BBL rights can only be greeted with alarm.

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It's the kind of mystery her namesake would love - who is the culprit behind the smoking keyboard of the Amber Sherlock take down?

It was her last TV appearance before she hands over the White House keys to, uh, Melania Trump.

Two journalists for Nine News have had an awkward off-air exchange, after they both turned up for a broadcast wearing white shirts and one demanded the other put a jacket on.

The backlash that greeted the casting announcement last year has been rekindled following the trailer's release.

Writer and star Lena Dunham told Nylon magazine she wouldn't do another show that starred "four white girls".

Everybody needs good spell-checkers.

The upcoming series from the team behind Oscar-winner 'Milk' might be the year's most timely.

A modern masterpiece or another mystical small-town cliche borrowing from the classics?

Our pick of what's showing on the small screen this week

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These diamonds in the rough have more sheen and class than all the carats on The Real Housewives of Melbourne's ring fingers put together.

TV's most prestigious network just got a little bit less prestigious.

Showtime also confirmed 18 one-hour episodes will be produced.

Highly anticipated spin-off will instead focus on Christine Baranski's Diane Lockhart.