Television is not all sport and M*A*S*H reruns in the warmer months (hell, it seemed like that was all that was on in the actual ratings period). Let us guide you through the summer television schedule.

In the funniest Andrew Olle Media Lecture so far, The Chaser's executive producer Julian Morrow chastises media outlets who let themselves be bullied by the outrage of the wrong audience.

This week, the ABC announced that much of its arts coverage was shifting from TV to a revamped online portal. Was this a smart move? And is the new site any good?

The news that Chris Lilley is working on a new TV series called Angry Boys has many people (including us) excited. But some observers are not so thrilled.

News of an impending guide to making cakes in the shape of popular ABC TV children's characters had us thinking… why leave it at the kiddie programming?

Two Englishmen face the lunacy of America, one Australian actress creates her own United States, two underrated films appear, and miracles occur on the Hudson and in the White House on your TV this week.

This enjoyable 55 minutes about the decline of network television is, ironically, much more like a TV pilot than a comedy festival show.

Delightfully dorky comedian Lawrence Leung spent two years fulfilling all his childhood dreams. We caught up with him as the resulting TV show, Choose Your Own Adventure, prepares to screen on ABC1.

Andrew Denton's production company is seeking talent for a new TV show, Project Next. But if you're over 30, stop reading now, because they reckon you're tired and irrelevant.