In a world where every mid-sized cable network is trying to break in with their own hit drama in the vein of Mr. Robot and UnReal is where we find E!’s newest offering, The Arrangement.

The summer ratings period came to close on Saturday night, and it was mostly business as usual.

As Ita Buttrose celebrates her 75th birthday live on air, it's worth noting that she is one of the eldest women to ever grace our Australian TV screens.

The animated comedy series spotlights a special undercover unit of the Gold Coast police known as Pacific Heat, led by Special Agent Todd Sommerville (Rob Sitch). The makeup of the squad will be familiar to anyone who’s seen a police procedural or two in their team—there’s the rule-bending leader, the tough guy, the brains, the flustered chief—but that’s part of the point.

We’re recovering from Anne’s Pussy Galore party, so pull in your tummies, gold diggers; it’s time for another episode of the Real Housewives of Auckland.

There’s nothing wrong with high concept comedy as long as that high concept doesn’t overpower the humor itself. There is, however, an example of a new show this season that gets high concept comedy right. That show is NBC’s The Good Place.

Decider TV's US correspondent Merrill Bar takes a look at the new ABC comedy SPEECHLESS and finds there's many more layers to it than you might expect.