Author: Jena Pelino

Otis and the fun gang that is Sex Education will return for more shenanigans when Season 3 premieres in September. Fans saw a huge victory with Eric and Adam finally confessing their feelings for each other during last season’s finale and it looks like things between these two will be official once the show returns.

But there’s still a lot to tie up from the previous season, including the possibility of Otis and Maeve getting together. Otis professed his love for Maeve over voicemail but Isaac was being uncool because he totally deleted said message. Jean’s pregnancy was also a shocking way to end that season because she had just broken up with Jakob, who also had a vasectomy. Talk about complicated.

Fortunately, Season 3 will happen soon. Joining the cast is Jason Isaacs as Peter Groff, Mr. Groff’s older brother, Dua Saleh playing a nonbinary student at Moordale, and Indra Ové as Elsie’s foster mother Anna. Don’t miss this new season of Sex Education coming to your screens in September!

How to watch Sex Education Season 3 in Australia?

In Australia, Sex Education Season 3 premieres on Friday, September 17 on Netflix. Just like the first and the second season, Sex Education Season 3 will also consist of eight episodes with the main cast like Asa Butterfield, Emma Mackey, Ncuti Gatwa, and Gillian Anderson reprising their characters.

If you’re a Telstra customer, you can easily add Netflix to your account for the same monthly plan fee. This also gives you the convenience of paying for your internet and streaming subscriptions without the hassles of separate bills.

Watch Sex Education Season 3 Teaser here:

Check out the teaser for Sex Education Season 3 coming to Netflix on September 17!

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Ronan Farrow is a Pulitzer-Prize-winning journalist who came to international attention for his investigative reporting of sexual abuse allegations against movie producer Harvey Weinstein. The difficulties he faced chasing these stories to expose the truth were recounted in his bestselling book, Catch and Kill: Lies, Spies A Conspiracy to Protect Predators.

The upcoming Catch and Kill: The Podcast Tapes brings to life Farrow’s tell-all interviews with whistleblowers, journalists, private investigators, and other sources for his book. Consisting of six episodes, it provides another in-depth look at the story that shook Hollywood and the world. Never-before-seen footage also uncovers new insights into the case and expands Farrow’s investigation.

Don’t miss this new gripping documentary series coming to your screens in July!

How to watch Catch and Kill: The Podcast Tapes in Australia?

In Australia, Catch and Kill: The Podcast Tapes premieres July 13 at 8:30 pm on BINGE and Foxtel‘s FOX SHOWCASE. FOX SHOWCASE is included in the Foxtel Plus bundle, which is available on a 12-month or month-to-month plan. To access more documentaries for free, BINGE also offers a 14-day trial to new customers. Two episodes of Catch and Kill: The Podcast Tapes will be available each week starting July 13.

Watch Catch and Kill: The Podcast Tapes Trailer here:

Check out the trailer for Catch and Kill: The Podcast Tapes coming to BINGE and Foxtel on July 13!

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In this upcoming 10-episode comedy series, three strangers share a penchant for true crime. In a twist of fate, they soon find themselves in one when a horrifying death takes place inside their exclusive Upper West Side apartment building. Naturally, considering their atypical obsession, they suspect murder and utilize their knowledge of true crime to uncover the truth and find the culprit.

Embarking on their own investigation, they inadvertently discover secrets that surround the building they live in, but there’s nothing more explosive than the lies they tell each other. Soon, they realize they’re running out of time as the killer might just be living amongst them.

Created by Steve Martin and John Hoffman, Only Murders in the Building stars Steve Martin himself, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez with Aaron Dominguez and Amy Ryan playing main roles as well.

How to watch Only Murders the Building in Australia?

Only Murders in the Building will premiere on Tuesday, August 31 on Star exclusive to Disney Plus. Don’t miss this new comedic murder mystery happening soon on Disney’s streaming platform.

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Check out the teaser for Only Murders in the Building coming to Disney Plus on August 31!

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The long wait is over – the concluding episodes of the acclaimed Foxtel Original drama, Wentworth, finally get an airdate. After that gripping first part of the eighth season, fans of the show have since been looking forward to what comes next. The teaser that Foxtel released today is an exciting reminder that Teal Tuesdays are returning soon.

Final Sentence will consist of 10 episodes and will conclude Wentworth’s eighth and final season. The most successful Australian show in history, it has been screened in 173 countries around the world and has bagged dozens of international and local awards and nominations.

Foxtel promises plenty of twists and turns for suspense as the ultimate season wraps up. There’s a lot of loose ends that need tying up when Wentworth Redemption ended last year, but the beginning of Final Sentence will just be as explosive as the end of season eight, part one. And because it’s Wentworth, fans can only expect more shocking acts of revenge and betrayal.

How to Watch Wentworth Final Sentence in Australia?

Wentworth is Foxtel’s highest-rated and most popular Australian original series. To watch the concluding instalment, you need to be a Foxtel subscriber. Final Sentence’s worldwide premiere happens Tuesday, August 24 at 8:30 PM on FOX SHOWCASE exclusive to Foxtel.

FOX SHOWCASE is part of the Foxtel Plus channel pack and is included in all Foxtel bundles. To stream on the go, FOX SHOWCASE is also part of Foxtel Now’s Essentials pack, which you can completely access with a free 10-day free trial. To prepare for the upcoming final episodes, you might need a refresher. Luckily, all of Wentworth’s previous seasons are available On Demand.

Watch Wentworth Final Sentence Teaser here:

Check out the teaser for Wentworth Final Sentence coming to FOX SHOWCASE exclusive to Foxtel on August 24!

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The super fun reality series that takes us to the Mediterranean, Below Deck is back for Season 6 with Captain Sandy Yawn and bosun Malia White also returning. A totally new crew joins them as they set sail for Croatia – chief stew Katie Flood, chef Mathew Shea, stews Lexi Wilson and Courtney Veale, as well as deckhands David Pascoe, Lloyd Spencer, and Mzi “Zee” Dempers.

Working and living aboard a 180-foot mega yacht (Lady Michelle) has its enviable perks, but expect co-worker drama and romances to spice things up even more. Below Deck Mediterranean is also known for entertaining its fans with intense charter guest moments so it’s definitely something to look forward to.

Don’t miss the new season of the fan favourite reality series as it returns to your screens this month!

How to watch Below Deck Mediterranean Season 6 in Australia?

In Australia, Below Deck Mediterranean Season 6 premieres June 29 on BINGE. If you enjoy shows like Below Deck Med, BINGE has also a great catalogue of lifestyle and reality series, which you can access free for the first two weeks.

Watch Below Deck Mediterranean’s Season 6 Trailer here:

Check out the teaser for Below Deck Mediterranean Season 6 coming to BINGE on June 29!

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True crime documentary I’ll Be Gone in the Dark returns this June for a special episode. Based on the best-selling book of the same name, it follows writer Michelle McNamara’s investigation of the Golden State Killer who terrorized California in the 1970s and 1980s.

McNamara’s relentless quest to find justice on behalf of the victims helped keep the case alive all these years. But before she could witness the impact of her impassioned search for truth, she passed away in 2016. Four years later, former police officer Joseph James DeAngelo received a life imprisonment sentence for his horrendous crimes. 

In the new I’ll Be Gone in the Dark episode, another case is uncovered – the rape and murder of Kathy Lombardo in 1984 in Oak Park, Illinois. This one-hour special delves into the case using the late McNamara’s own research and voice recordings, as well as present-day interviews with residents of Oak Park. 

How to watch I’ll Be Gone in the Dark Special Episode in Australia?

The new I’ll Be Gone in the Dark one-hour special premieres in Australia on June 22 on BINGE. The original six-part series, which premiered in August 2020, is also available for streaming on BINGE. 

Watch I’ll Be Gone in the Dark Special Episode’s Trailer here:

Check out the trailer for I’ll Be Gone in the Dark Special Episode coming to BINGE on June 22!

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