The two co-starred together on Van Dyke's eponymous show in the 1960's.

As it enters its final season what's in store for the wasters of Workaholics?

From returning favourites to all new series, there is plenty to watch this year.

COMMENT: TVNZ's new money programme will be 100 per cent funded by Kiwibank, and the funding model could be used again, John Drinnan writes.

Hillary Clinton reportedly wants her own TV show to help win the election next time. It worked for Trump, right?

Local lad KJ Apa tells TimeOut what life's like as the world's most famous redhead.

The made-for-TV film is technically eligible for an Academy Award, but it's inspired debate.

Ingrid Hipkiss is swapping the safety of the news studio to chase snowfall and weather bombs.

MKR's Manu Feildel and Pete Evans' relationship is apparently so frosty they can't even travel together anymore.

Game Of Thrones fans are such a fan of their friendship, they've been dubbed 'Mophie'.

The new US President has been mercilessly mocked for claiming his inauguration was seen by a record number of people. But was he right all along?

Much reviled talk show host Piers Morgan has courted controversy by calling Ewan McGregor a "paedophile-loving hypocrite".

COMMENT: The star character in 800 Words (finally) got fired, opening the show up to all new small-town escapades.

ABC News suffered through a painful technical hitch last night, where the hosts didn't even know they were live on air.

The Oscar nominated actor made a huge gamble producing his latest TV show

The Master of None star mocked the 'lowercase KKK' and compared the President to Chris Brown

Kaye played reluctant resister and cafe owner Rene Francois Artois in the show, set in Nazi-occupied France during the Second World War.

James Griffin is not a fan of Filthy Rich and Dirty Laundry, two major TVNZ shows that launched last year.

Their characters Simon and Tara dated on beloved TV series The Inbetweeners but they've taken their relationship to the next level in real life too.

Full House, Will and Grace and Gilmore Girls all got a reboot, so here are five shows which also deserve the honour.

Celebrity chef Duff Goldman - of Ace of Cakes fame - reckons there's even been some cake plagiarism.

The latest in the Laugh Out Loud series is a new low for television, writes Calum Henderson.

E L James' writing is so execrable, the characters in Fifty Shades so banal, the sex scenes so lacking in passion and emotion.

Karl Puschmann sat through Donald Trump's much hyped 'Make America Great Again! Welcome Concert' so you didn't have to

My Dad Wrote a Porno may be the funniest thing we've ever listened to.

Doctor Who's latest spin-off Class helps bring the franchise into the 21st century

In perfect timing with the inauguration, Netflix has released an unsettling new trailer for House of Cards.

Classic Kiwi TV ads were just some of the drivers of NZ On Screen's most viewed titles in 2016. Nicky Harrop profiles them by month.

Prime will offer a 'plus one' service starting February 1

The first trailer for Netflix's JonBenét Ramsey documentary has dropped, and it's an eerie first look.