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If Channel 10 boss Beverley McGarvey has her way, we'll be watching Tom Cruise leap across rooftops in Mission Impossible 7 only 45 days after his death-defying stunts wow audiences in cinemas. McGarvey is relaunching Channel 10's subscription streaming service 10 All Access, which will now be rebranded as Paramount+ from August 11. The service will cost $8.99 a month and will feature a wide selection of TV and movies to appeal to a broad demographic, from children's series Paw Patrol to Spreadsheet and a second season of local drama Five Bedrooms. The relaunch is in line with Channel ...

If Channel 10 boss Beverley McGarvey has her way, we'll be watching Tom Cruise leap across rooftops in Mission Impossible 7 only 45 days after his death-defying stunts wow audiences in cinemas. McGarvey is relaunching Channel 10's subscription streaming service 10 All Access, which will now be rebranded as Paramount+ from August 11. The service will cost $8.99 a month and will feature a wide selection of TV and movies to appeal to a broad demographic, from children's series Paw Patrol to Spreadsheet and a second season of local drama Five Bedrooms. The relaunch is in line with Channel ...

Rachel Leibrock December 22, 2020Updated: December 22, 2020, 9:58 pm Rainn Wilson as Dwight Schrute and Steve Carell as Michael Scott in a 2005 “The Office” episode, “The Christmas Party.” Photo: Paul Drinkwater , NBCUniversal For many, December is usually the busiest time of year, a month of parties and family gatherings. This year, of course, not so much. Don’t be (too) sad, though — think of it as an excuse to indulge in some old-fashioned, small-screen cheer. Holiday episodes of your favorite drama or comedy are practically a genre in their own right. Some are so ...

The Year of Ambitious TV Watching Hannah Giorgis © HBO / Everett My biggest accomplishment of the year was a bloody mess. The project started simply enough, but within weeks, I found myself regularly staring at contorted limbs and gaping wounds. Soon few things marked the end of my workday more clearly than a grisly episode of Dexter, the mid-aughts Showtime series about a forensic analyst who moonlights as a serial killer. Tearing through all eight seasons of the sanguinary drama isn’t something I imagined doing at the outset of 2020, or even in the earliest days of the ...