In their heyday they were invulnerable, but now the likes of Piri Weepu and Eroni Clarke are all too human. That’s what makes Match Fit so compelling.
Emily in Paris wants to be Sex and the City but ends up being pure merde instead.
A story of Vanuatu that rings with truth.
Think a good pair of wireless earbuds means shelling out for Apple's ubiquitous white sticks? Think again.
Netflix drama Ratched aims to rehabilitate the villain from One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, but would do better in the electric chair.
Rose Matafeo's Edinburgh Comedy Award-winning show is not just a silly show about love, it's about obsessive devotion.
Grand Designs NZ isn't just about the buildings, it's about the people who fill them.
I’m Thinking of Ending Things is another trip into the mind of the pathetic man, but Charlie Kaufman finally finds universality in one man’s fantasy.
Away tries to be a space drama and a family drama, but fails massively at both.
A car goes off a cliff deep on the West Coast. Three children survive. The story of what happens next is absolutely compelling.
The second instalment of Patrick Gower’s On… series is about the one issue that has touched all of us this year. But the documentary seems almost as fascinated by Gower himself.
Quite possibly the best NZ novel of the year, according to our books editor.
Sick of dating shows? The Dog House is a matchmaking show with none of the drama and all of the feels.
Looking for a family friendly drama to enjoy this lockdown? TVNZ's new teen series Mystic might be the perfect choice.
With a TV like the Samsung Q950TS it's possible to set up your living room like a cinema, but ultimately it shouldn’t matter what screen you watch your favourite films and shows on.
The filmmaker behind Black Sheep and Under the Mountain turns his hand to graphic novels.
The second season of the female-focused anthology series is as much a portrait of a disintegrating marriage as it is a crime story.
