We want our political biopics to show us the vulnerable men and women behind the spin and policy – and this tale of Tony Blair and Bill Clinton delivers in spades.

Channel Ten political correspondent Hugh Riminton has won an apology from Sam De Brito, after the Fairfax columnist alleged (incorrectly) that Riminton once uttered the infamous words, “Do you know who I am?”

Much like sausages, we love our two-dollar pairs of socks but do we really want to see how they get made? Ricky Gervais thinks those who make them do. He’s just franchised The Office to China.

Let it never be said that The Enthusiast shies away from asking those ‘burning’ questions.

Who was Sappho, lyric poet and original Lesbian? This intriguing one-woman show is more about offering provocative possibilities than providing definitive answers.

Apart from scores of five-minute policy statements and announcements, there’s some watchable teev this week. Nine gets smutty, internet memes wrap up, the Kardashians infect free-to-air, and more!

Visually stunning and with an ingenious plot, Christopher Nolan’s dream-stealing caper is itself like a dream: thrilling while you’re watching the action; kind of silly and clunky when you wake up.

After the fireworks of July’s Hawke: The Telemovie, will anyone be looking forward to the wet blanket of November’s Howard: The Autobiography?

Lucy Guerin’s latest work combines dance and spoken word to comment on our relationship with current affairs – featuring a guest appearance by SBS’s Anton Enus.