TV

On 6 March, 1966 the first episode of a new show for farmers began.

Joseph Moore wrote five fake sketches then waited. He's been keeping his new gig a secret but the cat is finally out of the bag.

Also, an Aotearoa TV icon turns 60, Werner Herzog goes ghost hunting and Scarpetta returns.

Reality Check shows us how, once Tyra Banks accrued her own cultural capital, she took her frustration out on contestants rather than the industry.

Scottish cinematographer Doug Allan is giving a series of live talks around the South Island about his four decades of adventures in the wild.

"I then became relatively successful and then did a lot of stuff with my parents. So, then they became famous off the back of me. So, it's kind of I guess evened it out."

Man On The Run looks at Paul McCartney's life in the decade immediately following the split of The Beatles.

A new Netflix docuseries has reopened the wounds of America's Next Top Model with its fixation on high fashion, thinness and proximity to celebrity.

More and more romance adaptations are starting to appear - but what makes the translation from page to screen really sing?

"The more you make fun of yourself and don't try to go for any kind of respect, the more people seem to respect you," he once said.

TV presenter Matt Gibb reflects on his teen ambition to be a drum and bass DJ and the Gerry Rafferty love song that follows him around.

Analysis: How the Netflix vs Paramount fight for Warner Bros. will impact Kiwis