SBS Viceland - Programs and Schedules

God And Country

Sunday, 8 September at 8.25pm

From director Dan Partland and producer Rob Reiner, God And Country looks at the implications of Christian Nationalism and how it distorts not only America’s constitutional republic, but Christianity itself.

Featuring prominent Christian thought leaders, God And Country asks this question: what happens when a faith built on love, sacrifice, and forgiveness is manipulated by some to grow political tentacles, conflating power, money, and belief into hyper-nationalism?


Uninterrupted: The Real Stories Of Basketball

Tuesday, 10 September at 8.30pm (8 parts) Double episodes

Join us for a captivating journey into the heart of basketball. Discover untold tales that transcend the court — from the high-flying Globetrotters, SuperSonics, and NBA legends ‘Pistol Pete’ and Bill Laimbeer, to nostalgic memorabilia and video games.

Episode One: Reign Men High-flying alley-oops, ferocious dunks, and in your face trash talk —the SuperSonics were a spectacle to watch with Gary Payton and Shawn Kemp solidifying their place in history.

Episode Two: Pistol Pete “Pistol” Pete Maravich mesmerised fans with his innovative style. With a repertoire of scoring, dribbling, and passing skills far beyond his era, he shaped the game for generations.


United Gangs Of America

Thursday, 12 September at 8.30pm (8 parts) Double episodes

Prepare for an unfiltered look at life on the inside of the most dangerous gangs in the U.S. With exclusive interviews and never-before-seen footage, we reveal how they operate, earn money, initiate members, and keep reinventing themselves.

Episode One: Bandidos
Deadly shootouts. Insurrections. Betrayals. Former members and chapter girls share never-before-told
stories of life in the infamous Bandidos Motorcycle Club.

Episode Two: Women of MS13
Until recently, women were prohibited from joining the notorious MS-13 gang. But now in the United States, they’re actively being recruited and rising in the ranks.


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Friday, 13 September at 10.20pm (6 parts) Episodes 1-4 air from 10.20pm.

From the executive producers of I May Destroy You and Catastrophe, inspired by the real-life experiences of its writer and lead Michelle de Swarte.

Despite her humble beginnings, Mia has become accustomed to the finer things in life. Beautiful clothes, beautiful friends and an abundant bank balance. Unfortunately, Mia’s jet-set career has seriously stalled. The truth is, she’s bankrupt, pushing 40 and struggling to find somewhere to sleep. Now Mia is on the run, mainly from herself. Upon her return home, she realises that her friends and family come with their own complications; it’s not quite the champagne reception she was hoping for. Eventually, she’ll have to accept her new reality but until then, it’s going to be a little bumpy for Mia – and everyone in her orbit.

Celebrity Letters and Numbers is returning to our screens. This time, on Viceland. Season 4 aired on SBS earlier this year, but was “rested” after two episodes due to poor ratings.

Airing at 6pm on Viceland. Episodes 1 and 2 (that has already aired) airs this Thursday and Friday. Episodes 3-7, that are new, air next week.

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Prison Project: Little Scandinavia

Sunday, 15 September at 8.30pm

How can a US correctional facility adapt to more humane principals and methods? Can Scandinavian incarceration practices, values and theories work inside an American prison? And what will a US adaptation look like?

One central goal of Scandinavian correctional practices is to make good neighbours out of every inmate. In practice, this means treating every inmate with respect and dignity. Inspired by the philosophies of a larger degree of privacy, humanity and integrity, SCI Chester in Pennsylvania implements this in a living unit that is dubbed Little Scandinavia. The real input of new ideas and methods comes from a visit to correctional facilities in Sweden and Norway in June 2019, where key staff work for three weeks to observe and learn how prisons in Scandinavia are run, with normality and humanity as core values.

United Gangs of America

Thursday, 19 September at 8.30pm

Episode Three: Atomwaffen As of 2020, Atomwaffen had publicly disbanded, but in 2023, two men were arrested with affiliations to the accelerationist group. Did these lone wolves go away or go underground?

Episode Four: Gangster Disciples A legendary gang sees the rise of two brothers set on domination at any cost. Together, they set Chicago’s streets ablaze.

Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over USA Season 2

Final Episode/Friday, 20 September at 8.30pm

Episode Three: Brothel
Stacey Dooley spends the weekend at a Nevada brothel and meets the courtesans, clients and madams in charge. Here she questions if legal brothels can act as a solution to the dangers sex workers face.

*Please note this episode was originally scheduled for 6 September. It will now air as episode 3 on 20 September.

Liam Gallagher – Knebworth 22

Saturday, 21 September at 10.25pm

This film follows Liam Gallagher as he returns to Knebworth 26 years after the iconic Oasis gigs. Including all-new interviews, behind the scenes and epic concert footage captured from over 20 camera positions, the film also features stories from collaborators and fans from around the world.

United Gangs of America

Thursday, 26 September at 8.30pm

Episode Five: 18th Street
A massive fire at an apartment complex in LA exposes a vicious sect of the 18th Street Gang, setting off a chain reaction of chaos and bloodshed.

Episode Six: Gang Girls
Girls are choosing to join gangs in increasing numbers. Discover how they’re breaking the glass ceiling and becoming ruthless killers.

Moments That Shook Music: Kurt Cobain

Thursday, 3 October at 10.20pm

April 8, 1994- Seattle. Just as Nirvana was hitting its stride as one of the biggest bands on the planet, Kurt Cobain, their lead singer, was found dead and the world was desperate to know why.

Better Things Season 4

Friday, 4 October at 11.25pm

Single mom and working actor, Sam Fox (Pamela Adlon) raises her three daughters and cares for her mother in LA. Also stars Mikey Madison, Hannah Alligood and Olivia Edward.

Season Four, Episode One: Steady Rain
Sam and Phil pick up Frankie and Duke from the airport after a trip visiting their father. Phil is now forced to wear a cardiac vest for a few months after previously suffering a heart attack.

Season Four, Episode Two: She’s Fifty
Sam’s minivan is stolen from the mechanic’s lot, and she is secretly happy about it. She later goes to the gym with her friend Lenny whose husband just left her.

Make America Swift Again

5 October at 8.30pm

Taylor Swift is more than an absolute pop star; she is an empire worth over a billion dollars. According to the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, the launch of her latest tour was decisive for the rebound of the U.S. economy.

Yet, despite her image and her apolitical lyrics, the singer tears through an America stirred by a particularly violent presidential campaign.

The Democrats dream of counting on her media support, while the Republicans, mired in candidate Trump’s legal troubles, are terrified by the influence Taylor Swift could have on the election.

SBS has picked up HBO Max documentary Stopping the Steal.

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Mysteries From Above -Season 2

Sunday, 6 October at 6.40pm

Mysteries from Above takes to the skies to offer audiences a chance to see the world from fresh and exhilarating perspectives.

Season Two, Episode One: Out of Place

Revealed from above are: strange aquatic mammals in Columbia, a ship marooned in a sea of sand, an airplane hidden in a forest, and an unusual symbol in the Nevada desert.

Dark Side of the 90s - Season 3

In the 90’s, shows like Friends, NYPD Blue, SNL and Informercials kept us up all night. Mike Tyson, Andre Agassi and the Spice Girls entertained us while underground raves and strip clubs offered hedonistic escapism, and all of it had a Dark Side.

8.30pm - Friends: The One About the TV Show

Friends is must-see TV but some of the cast struggle under the weight of sudden and massive fame with painfully public addictions, and at least one near-death experience.

9.25 pm - Spice Girls

The Spice Girls are one of the biggest pop acts ever. But behind the glitz and glamour, they battle blackmail, eating disorders, death threats, abusive relationships and addiction.

Breaking The News

Tuesday, 8 October at 11.15pm

Seeking to buck the white male status quo, a group of women and LGBTQIA+ journalists launch a news startup called The 19th*, asking who’s been omitted from mainstream coverage, and how to include them.

The film documents the honest discussions at The 19th* around race and gender equity and inclusion, revealing that change doesn’t come easy, and showcasing how one newsroom confronts these challenges both as a workplace and in their journalism. But this film is about more than a newsroom - it’s about America in flux, and the voices that are often left out of the American story.

Hells Angels: Kingdom Come

Thursday, 10 October at 8.30pm

Go behind the raging war across Hells Angels’ territories with never-before-seen footage, including interviews with current and former Hells Angels. Plus, a first-ever tour of their clubhouse.

Season One, Episode One: Crimson Crown

The Hells Angels’ thirst for expansion turns to bloodsport when a new territory turns into a battleground.
Two unlikely members rise through the ranks to become masterminds.

Episode Two: Traitors Within

A prolific serial killer finds refuge in the Hells Angels, but when the club decides to kill several of their own, a botched hit leads to betrayal.

Enter The Clones of Bruce

Saturday, 12 October at 10.15pm

When Bruce Lee died in 1974, at the peak of his superstardom, he had completed only four feature films. But within hours of his funeral, Hong Kong movie studios began to produce hundreds of unauthorised biopics, sequels, prequels, spin-offs, and rip-offs starring a competing series of Lee lookalikes. Over the next decade, fuelled by both deception and demand, ‘Bruceploitation’ would become a staple of global cinema.

Director David Gregory now examines this uniquely ‘70s phenomenon via interviews with Bruce Li,
Bruce Le, Bruce Liang and Dragon Lee; martial arts movie legends that include Angela Mao, David Chiang, Phillip Ko, Casanova Wong, Yasuaki Kurata and Sammo Hung; and the producers, directors, distributors and experts – along with clips from the films themselves – that for the first time reveal the history, controversy and legacy behind one of the most bizarre and successful genres in movie history.

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In The Box

Sunday, 13 October at 6.05pm

The Feed and Guardian Australia investigate Queensland’s police watch houses; places meant for high-risk adult prisoners, but where children are being held indefinitely, and put in isolation.

Disaster Autopsy

Sunday, 13 October at 8.30pm

Disasters can strike without warning, anywhere, anytime. In a high rise, at sea, even in space. To find out why, expert analysis of the available evidence is used to recreate real world disasters in cutting edge 3D graphics. We can dissect them, peel back the layers, freeze time, even reverse it, to reveal a disaster’s hidden and surprising causes – a paperwork error, a bad glue job, changing a restaurant opening hours. Whatever it is, this series will uncover it.

Season One, Episode One:

Three real world disasters dissected: in space, in a hotel and on a bridge.

WWE Rivals

Sunday, 13 October at 9.25pm 3 episodes

Freddie Prinze Jr. leads a roundtable discussion of WWE luminaries to delve into the storylines and dynamic characters behind the epic battles that built the WWE.

Episode One: Stone Cold Steve Austin VS. The Rock

The rivalry between Stone Cold Steve Austin and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson developed both on screen and behind the scenes to create two of the most memorable Superstars in the world.

Episode Two: Undertaker VS. Kane

The twenty-year rivalry of two of the greatest characters in WWE history, Undertaker and Kane, is explored in this episode.

Episode Three: Bret The Hitman Hart VS. Shawn Michaels

In the 1990s, Bret “The Hitman” Hart and Shawn Michaels excelled inside the ring, but behind the scenes real-life issues between the men boiled over in a moment known as “The Montreal Screw Job”.

The Secret Genius of Modern Life - Season 2

Saturday, 19 October at 6.35pm

Hannah Fry uncovers the secrets behind the miraculous technologies of the modern world, revealing the mind-blowing stories behind their invention.

Season Two, Episode One: Passport

Hannah gains access to a top-secret site where anonymous staff and the latest tech work to make the humble British passport one of the most secure documents on the planet.

Kim Jong Un: The Secret World of North Korea

Saturday, 19 October at 9.50pm

The North Korean regime continues to keep both outsiders and its own people in the dark. Now in the third era of the Kim dynasty, little has changed since the leadership of Kim Il Sung. Kim Jong Un sits at the helm of 21st century North Korea, protecting the last great communist dictatorship. The regime continues to keep both outsiders and its own people in the dark through paranoia, surveillance, and control. Everyone, everywhere is monitored.

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Big Zuu’s 12 Dishes In 12 Hours

Sunday, 20 October at 6.05pm

Big Zuu takes an array of celebrity guests on a food pilgrimage across Europe. People dream of seeing the world - but TV chef Big Zuu is here to eat it. Forget museums and tourist trains; according to Zuu, the heart and soul of any place is best served on a plate. So, he’s taking viewers and an array of celebrity guests on a food pilgrimage across Europe to uncover the 12 dishes that define each city.

Season One, Episode One: Bologna
Big Zuu is joined by Hollywood star Will Poulter in Bologna, the food capital of Italy. Will has gone from BAFTA Rising Star to fighting bad guys in the Marvel Cinematic Universe in no time; now he must try to eat 12 dishes in 12 hours.

Kate Winslet: A Quest for Authenticity

Wednesday, 23 October at 8.30pm

Having become an international star thanks to Titanic, Kate Winslet, at only 22, decides to turn to complex female roles. With Holy Smoke by Jane Campion, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind by Michel Gondry and Little Children by Todd Field, she lays the foundations of research that she will develop over thirty years, in forty films and two mini-series: the incarnation of authentic and demystified women.

Both multi-award-winning and respected by her peers, the British actress tracks down the injunctions made to women to conform to the patriarchal model and questions female representation in the service of a liberating and emancipatory discourse. At 48, she has become an inspiring role model for many women, well beyond the cinema.

Hells Angels: Kingdom Come

Final Episodes Thursday, 24 October at 8.30pm

Episode Five: Red Wedding
A twisted relationship between Greg “Picasso” Woolley and Marty Robert, two of the most powerful Hells Angels in history, comes to a fatal head.

Episode Six: Dark Empire Rises
The death of Greg Woolley coincides with the rise of a new king. This episode reveals the latest on the
brewing war that is coming in 2024 between the Hells Angels and the Mafia.

The Secret Genius of Modern Life - Season 2

Saturday, 26 October at 6.30pm

Episode Two: Vacuum

We might take them for granted but vacuums are a miracle of modern engineering with a seriously surprising history. Hannah goes behind the scenes with Dyson and discovers the motor in their latest vacuum spins 9 times faster than that of a Formula 1 race car. She finds out why a wheezy janitor in the 1900s took inspiration from a sewing machine to create the first popular, portable vac, and she comes face to face with a colony of creepy crawlies whose job is to help us fight the filth.

Crush: Itaewon Halloween Tragedy

Saturday, 26 October at 8.30pm (2 Parts) Episodes 1 and 2 will play consecutively from 8.30pm*

Crush: Itaewon Halloween Tragedy will explore the tragedy in Seoul, South Korea, that left 159 dead and hundreds injured. The Seoul crush tragedy occurred on October 29, 2022, during Halloween festivities in the Itaewon neighbourhood of the South Korean city and was the country’s largest crowd crush in its history. The multi-part series will be an immersive moment-by-moment dive into how the tragedy unfolded and the forces that make crowds panic. It also features rare first-person stories and archival.

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I thought this show might be more suited for SBS Food?

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Yeah. Viceland makes no sense as a brand when they carry shows like this and a lot of other ones listed above.

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There was a comment on TvTonight (in the tv lounge section) regarding Jeopardy - and confirmed by online guides:

Season 40 final is tonight. Next Monday, Season 40 is repeated from episode 1, due to possibly right deals on Foxtel. Repats are for next week, but uncertain for how long. Bummer! Hopefully repeats are not that long…

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WWE Rivals

Final Episodes Sunday, 27 October at 9.25pm

Season One, Episode Seven: John Cena Vs. Edge
In 2006, John Cena and Edge’s battle over the WWE Championship brought both Superstars to new heights. Cena and Edge relive their epic conflicts against one another.

Season One, Episode Eight: Rey Mysterio Vs. Eddie Guerrero
The on-screen rivalry between Eddie Guerrero and Rey Mysterio was a true battle between two of the most dynamic and successful luchadores in sports entertainment history. A roundtable of experts composed of Freddie Prinze Jr., Kevin Nash, Natalya Neidhart, Bayley and John Bradshaw Layfield, break down this emotional journey.

Season One, Episode Nine: Stephanie McMahon Vs. Brie Bella
Stephanie McMahon and Brie Bella’s on-screen rivalry inspired a revolution in sports entertainment. Stephanie hadn’t competed in the ring in over a decade and her match with Brie at SummerSlam was a pinnacle moment.

America’s New Female Right

Thursday, 31 October at 8.30pm

In America, a new wave of young women are championing extreme views on social media, including content that is increasingly surprising. Journalist Layla Wright travels to meet the young women at the forefront of a new movement on the political right. Immersing herself in a growing online community of influencers, podcasters and creators who see themselves as on the frontline of a ‘war against progressive politics’, Layla seeks to find out what is driving women her own age to share this content to their followers on social media. With the online realm having increasing influence in the real world, Layla attempts to understand why these women are promoting an ideology that is looking to roll back the clock on hard-earned rights.

Brand Bollywood Downunder

Friday, 1 November at 9.30pm

Spanning from 1897 to 2023, Brand Bollywood Downunder is the story of the ‘Bollywoodisation’ and globalisation of Indian popular cinema through its love affair with Australia. Delve beneath the colourful exterior of Hollywood’s biggest rival to discover the artistry, organised chaos, music, dance,
politics and unique characters that have led to Bollywood taking Australia by storm.

Great Australian Concerts with Diesel

From Saturday, 2 November at 8.30pm

Mark Lizotte - aka Diesel - revisits some brilliant Australian rock and pop concerts, exploring the intriguing stories behind them and what specifically made each show so special. By talking to band members, tour managers, authors and musicians, Mark sheds light on the special circumstances that led to each of the concerts featured, becoming such extraordinary, memorable events. Get to relive wonderful concerts and hear recollections from people who were there, including the fascinating behind-the-scenes circumstances that combined to create these exceptional evenings.

Neil Finn/Paul Kelly
In 2013, legendary songwriters Paul Kelly and Neil Finn get together to deliver a moving performance at the Sydney Opera House. There is a large and appreciative audience, yet the evening feels cozy and intimate. The easy banter between Paul and Neil attests to their long and warm friendship. Between them, the song-list is chock full of fabulous hits.

Icehouse
In 2017, led by the inimitable Iva Davies, Icehouse puts on a stunning 40th Anniversary show amongst the grape vines of the Roche Estate Winery. The country air is soon charged with energy as Iva and his band perform a multitude of hits that all spent time in the Top 30. Iva allows one of his band members, the multi-talented Michael Paynter, to lead the vocals on Iva’s very personal and exalted hit, Man of Colours.

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Guns That Changed The Game

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Monday 21 October 8:30pm

Episode 1 The golden age of small arms production began in the early 1800s with the invention of the modern cartridge, which combined the percussion cap, the propellant and the projectile into a lethal package.

Episode 2: While the single shot rifle remained the mainstay of the infantry up until the early days of WWI, machine guns had been in development since the final days of the American Civil War.

Monday 28 October 8:30pm

Episode 3: Cannons were first used in the 14th century, but early artillery was primarily used to breach an enemy’s defences and break sieges.

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Tokyo Vice - Season 2

Sunday, 3 November at 9.25pm

Filmed on location and loosely inspired by American journalist Jake Adelstein’s first-hand account of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police beat, this crime drama series follows Adelstein (Ansel Elgort) as he descends into the neon-soaked underbelly of Tokyo in 2000. After being hired as prestigious newspaper Meicho Shimbun’s first American crime reporter, Jake quickly embeds himself alongside Detective Hiroto Katagiri (Ken Watanabe). As he’s thrust deeply into the city’s criminal underworld, Adelstein comes to realise that his life, and the lives of those close to him, are in terrible danger.

Episode One:
As Jake, Katagiri, and Samantha pursue the truth about Polina, Sato clings to life – but not all of Chihara-kai are hoping for his full recovery.

Episode Two:
As Jake and Katagiri seek new meaning at work, Samantha confronts a thief in her club, and Chihara-kai welcome a returning member.

History’s Greatest Escapes With Morgan Freeman - Season 2

Thursday, 7 November at 8.30pm

History’s Greatest Escapes with Morgan Freeman is hosted by the five-time Oscar nominee and one-time Oscar winning actor. One of his most famous and beloved performances was in Shawshank Redemption, a film focusing on the exploits of a group of inmates inside Shawshank State Penitentiary.
This season, Morgan explores real life prison breaks that have captured the attention of the public as well as the authorities that tried to prevent them. Famous escapes at Devil’s Island, during the Vietnam War, and at Sobibor Death Camp during WWII as well as other prison locations are recreated, with interviews from some of the prisoners themselves, their families, their cell mates and from the guards and prison employees that tried to prevent the escapes.

Episode One: Fleeing Parchman
A lone wolf prisoner, with aspirations to writing crime novels, ends up the star of his own break-out story when he figures out to escape from one of Mississippi’s oldest and most notorious prison farms, Parchman Penitentiary.

Episode Two: Vietnam POW Escape
A German American pilot, Dieter Dengler, uses survival skills honed as a child to escape a secret prison in Laos in the early years of the Vietnam war.

A League Of Their Own: South East Asia

Friday, 8 November at 8.30pm

Former England footballers Jamie Redknapp and Micah Richards are embarking on a truly epic adventure across South East Asia. They will battle it out in head-to-head challenges set by Romesh Ranganathan to try and avoid the most dreaded forfeit yet. Along the way they’ll be helped by their teammates’ Alan Carr, Big Zuu, Patrice Evra, Maisie Adam, Emily Atack and Joel Dommett.

This once-in-a-lifetime adventure starts in Singapore where they don Lycra to compete in synchronized swimming and take on a challenge set by Red Bull’s Max Verstappen at the Singapore Grand Prix circuit.

Episode One:
After 2 years grounded in the British Isles, Jamie, Micah and Romesh are back for the most ambitious Road Trip yet: an epic sporting odyssey across Southeast Asia.

Episode Two:
Romesh and Micah are joined by Man Utd legend Patrice Evra and comedian Maisie Adam. The first challenge sees the teams go head-to-head in a Dragon boat race set against the epic backdrop of Ha Long Bay, the teams also take on a martial art unlike any other, Vovinam.

Theatres Of War: How the Pentagon and CIA Took Hollywood

Monday, 11 November at 8.30pm

If you’ve seen Top Gun or Transformers, you may have wondered: does all of that military machinery on screen come with strings attached? Does the military actually get a say in the script?

Theatres of War: How the Pentagon and CIA Took Hollywood digs deep into a vast new trove of recently released internal government documents to bring the answers to these questions into sharp focus. Travelling across America, filmmaker and media scholar Roger Stahl engages an array of other researchers, bewildered veterans, PR insiders, and industry producers willing to talk. In unsettling and riveting detail, he discovers how the military and CIA have pushed official narratives while systematically scrubbing scripts of war crimes, corruption, racism, sexual assault, coups, assassinations, and torture.

From The Longest Day to Lone Survivor, Iron Man to Iron Chef, and James Bond to Jack Ryan, Theatres of War uncovers an alternative “cinematic universe” that stands as one of the great Pentagon PR coups of our time. As these activities gain new public scrutiny, new questions arise: how have they managed to fly under the radar for so long? And where do we go from here?

Blondie: Glass Heart

Thursday, 14 November at 6.05pm

The story of legendary rock band Blondie, fronted by the inimitable Debbie Harry, and the band’s rise from small clubs in New York City to selling out shows around the globe.

Though today they have fallen out of the spotlight, with over 40 million albums sold and having influenced many artists working today, it’s hard to deny that Blondie has fully entrenched itself into pop culture. This is the story of how Debbie Harry went from zero to hero, becoming a star big enough to be compared to Marilyn Monroe.

Television Event

Thursday, 14 November at 10.10pm

On November 20, 1983, ABC-TV broadcast The Day After, a chilling fictional account of the aftermath of a nuclear war on a small Kansas town. More than 100 million viewers turned in, making it the highest-rated made-for-TV film in history. This came after weeks of buildup and, behind-the-scenes, intense controversy extending all the way to a White House in the midst of a nuclear arms race with the Soviet Union.

With impressive access to the principals involved with the project and a trove of archival footage, Jeff Daniels revisits the improbable story of this anti-nuclear major television event and the impact it left on the Reagan era and beyond.

The Complete Taylor Swift Story

Friday, 15 November at 5.55pm

Taylor Swift’s career has lasted longer than that of the Beatles, and has even broken the band’s once-deemed “unbeatable” records. Critics laud her ability to remain culturally relevant and successful eighteen years into her music career, writing that the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, David Bowie and Bruce Springsteen were past their prime at that stage.

Her career may have had its highs and lows, but now, there really is no stopping Taylor Swift.

Secrets of Miss America

From Friday, 15 November at 9.25pm

This revelatory series delves into the long-kept secrets of America’s oldest beauty pageant and exposes the shocking scandals at the core of the Miss America competition.

Episode 1: Dirty Tricks The Miss America Organization is rocked to its core when a whistle-blower leaks shocking emails involving the entire Board of Directors.

Disappointing to see Chinese-state propaganda on TV here.

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Despite the CCTV hero image, this is an American documentary film.

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Strange image choice then

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