Alex Casey watches UnREAL – a drama set behind-the-scenes of a Bachelor-esque show – with The Bachelor NZ's Dani Robinson, who dishes the dirt on how real reality TV really is.

Tim Lambourne shares his tale of Ponsonby tenancy woe, and explains how binge-watching legal drama Suits at the time helped his underdog case.

"I never took this opportunity previously because the daily effort of watching an objectively bad TV show on a 20-year delay seemed like a waste of time, even by my standards."

After the final of X Factor NZ, Joseph Harper creates an interactive game that promises to be more challenging, fun and have higher production values than the competition itself.

It is the final week of James Milne's noble quest to watch Jennifer Love Hewitt's cancelled series The Client List in its entirety. He reflects upon what the show has taught him about life in small town America, and life in general.

Brave couch warrior José Barbosa journeyed 10 hours across the televisual seas to consume the first season of epic Norse saga Vikings in one sitting, accompanied only by meat soup and mead.

After a musical number appears on The Client List, James Milne takes an important tangent. "I think it is important to address something which I haven’t yet tackled – Jennifer Love Hewitt’s music career."

In TV Dinners, Alex Casey tries to recreate some iconic televisual meals. This time round she tries the Eleventh Doctor's meal of choice – fish fingers dipped in custard.

Sophie Smith shares health lessons learned from watching House, and how the show both helped and hindered her struggle with hypochondria.