Author: Laura Price

Season 4 of the hit show S.W.A.T. promises not only to be action-packed but also highly emotionally charged as the show delves into relevant current issues in society.

It’s going to be one hell of an emotionally-charged season as S.W.A.T. tackles highly current societal issues, namely the Black Lives Matter movement. After being given much praise for the diversity present in the show, it will now shed light on an important matter that would involve Hondo (Shemar Moore) and his father, Daniel Sr. (Obba Babatundé).

Tune in to the season 4 premiere of S.W.A.T. on Sunday, December 13 on FOX ONE.

What is S.W.A.T. Season 4 about?

The whole Black Lives Matter episode centers around father and son and will see them confront Los Angeles’ history of racial tension between the police and the Black community. This will also involve flashbacks of the city back in 1992 following the Rodney King verdict.

Other parts of the season premiere will also feature the S.W.A.T. team pursuing El Diablo’s scattered drug cartel hiding in the city. This picks up from one of the storylines from last season’s finale.

Who stars in S.W.A.T. Season 4?

In addition to Shemar Moore and Obba Babatundé, other cast members who will be in this season includes Bre Blair as Annie Kay, Deshae Frost as Darryl, Rochelle Aytes as Nichelle, Susan Chuang as Chan Fei, Chris L. McKenna as DEA Agent Simmons, and David Gautreaux as Edward Yannick.

Is S.W.A.T. Season 4 any good?

It’s already common knowledge that S.W.A.T.’s not your regular police drama. Seeing how they’re upping the ante this season and pushing the boundaries of storylines by tackling sensitive societal issues, we think it’s safe to say that it’s bound to be a really good season ahead.

How to watch S.W.A.T. Season 4?

In Australia, you can catch S.W.A.T.’s latest season on FOX ONE, exclusive to Foxtel. FOX ONE is part of the Foxtel Plus bundle available on a 12-month plan or with no lock-in. FOX SHOWCASE is also part of this package, allowing you to access critically acclaimed HBO shows like Game of Thrones, Euphoria, The Undoing, and many more.

Watch S.W.A.T. Season 4 on Foxtel Now

For streaming on the go, FOX ONE is also part of Foxtel Now’s Drama Extra Pack, which you can try for free along with other premium packs (Sports, Movies, Kids, and Docos) with a 10-day trial.

Watch S.W.A.T. Season 4 on BINGE

BINGE offers an impressive of content, including S.W.A.T. Season 4. The previous seasons 1-3 are also available on demand. You can try BINGE for free by making use of its 14-day trial.

Watch S.W.A.T. Season 4 on Foxtel from Telstra

Telstra customers can easily add Foxtel packages to their broadband plan. The Foxtel Plus bundle is Foxtel’s standard entertainment package and that already includes FOX ONE so you can watch all seasons of S.W.A.T. on demand.

Watch the S.W.A.T. Season 4 Trailer

 

Dubbed as one of the year’s best shows, I May Destroy You is a brave take on sexual assault and stars one of the hottest names in theatre and TV right now.

I May Destroy You is a biting, brave, yet cathartic take on a story about sexual assault. It’s raw and not romanticised at all, untangling the trauma of that experience with some dark humour and stellar acting by Michaela Coel.

This new original series from BBC One and HBO will premiere on December 4th on FOX SHOWCASE. This new series has 12 episodes, which will also be made available through BINGE.

What is I May Destroy You about?

Arabella is a Twitter-personality-turned-novelist who found fame with her debut book, Chronicles of a Fed-Up Millennial. She became a celebrated Millennial icon and have since been focusing on continuing her success as a writer. In the middle of finishing up her second book, she takes a break to meet up with friends for a night out in London. She wakes up the next morning struggling to remember what happened to her, but slowly recalls the events of the night and unraveling the trauma she endured after her drink was spiked.

Who stars in I May Destroy You?

Joining lead Michaela Coel as Arabella is a stellar lineup of cast including Weruche Opia as Terry and Paapa Essiedu as Kwame, both of whom play Arabella’s good friends. Supporting cast members include Stephen Wight as Ben, Arabella’s flatmate, Adam James as Julian, Arabella’s literary agent, Natalie Walter as Francine, Arabella’s financier, Marouane Zottie as Biagio, and many more.

Is I May Destroy You any good?

Even before its premiere on HBO, I May Destroy You was already predicted to become a critics’ favourite — and true enough, it became exactly that and more. A critic for The New York Times praised the show for being “touching and quietly hilarious,” and gives due recognition to the show’s lead and co-writer, Michaela Coel.

It’s a clever take on such a sensitive issue, which surely not everyone can appreciate. But if you do jump in, we’re 99.9% sure that you’re bound to appreciate the amazing acting, storytelling, and deeper understanding of important issues that this modern-day show offers.

Watch the I May Destroy You Trailer

 

Following the success of its US counterpart, Teen Mom Australia — now on its second season — is proving to be a favourite when it comes to hit reality shows in the country.

Teen Mom Australia came a bit late to the game having debuted only last year, a good decade after this series premiered in the US. Despite that, it’s proving to be quite a winner among viewers in the country, especially with its second season that dropped just last month.

Want to jump in on the craze? Start streaming Teen Mom Australia now on BINGE. If you haven’t subscribed yet, you can stream it all for free with their 14-day free trial.

What is Teen Mom Australia about?

A spin-off of the American franchise Teen Mom, Teen Mom Australia is a reality TV series that follows the lives of Aussie teenage mums who are trying to make it through motherhood as they also try to deal with having such responsibility at such a young age.

Who stars in Teen Mom Australia?

Four teen Aussie moms are featured this season: Sita Masima, Tanisha Kandia, Ammi Chambers, and Georgina Manios.

Is Teen Mom Australia any good?

Considering how much traction it’s been getting lately, it’s safe to say that it stands strong to its US counterpart and a must-watch for reality junkies. The good news is, it’s safe to say that the Aussie version isn’t as controversial or salacious as the US version. If you’re simply into the whole reality life genre, then this one’s definitely worth giving a go.

Watch the Teen Mom Australia Season 2 Trailer