Issue November 2020 - Foxtel Magazine (2024)

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Australia's most read TV entertainment, lifestyle and sport magazine, with exclusive access, interviews and photo shoots with some of the biggest names in the business including Chris Hemsworth, Tim Cahill, Danielle Cormack (Wentworth), Marta Dusseldorp (A Place to Call Home), Matt Moran and Maggie Beer. The only place to find the entire month's Foxtel programming, as well as information about upcoming programs and services.

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IN THIS ISSUEWelcomeIf you think sharks are popping up in our news feeds more than usual this year, you might be right. But as our cover story details, that’s just a natural consequence of more of us entering their watery realm. Turn to page 8 to learn more about these predators of the deep ahead of Discovery Channel’s annual Shark Week event.Meanwhile, sharks are also circling as voters mark their ballots in the US election on November 3 (US time). Will President Donald Trump survive and get another term in the White House or will he be making way for Joe Biden?Speaking of drama in politics, it doesn’t get much juicier than new BBC First offering COBRA, which makes a striking debut this month, while FOX SHOWCASE premieres the second instalment of…1 min

REGULARSCURTAIN CALLSNEAK PEEKThe season two finale of Tin Star threw up many big questions for fans – namely, who is Anna’s (Abigail Lawrie) real dad now that the secret is out that Jim/Jack (Tim Roth, pictured) isn’t her biological father? And just what is the fate of the Worth family after they went their separate ways in the wake of the shooting? Fortunately, one thing is confirmed: the trio is alive and well when the third and final instalment picks back up.Titled Tin Star: Liverpool, this last chapter – consisting of just six episodes – isn’t set in the Canadian Rockies, but rather where the Worths’ story began some 20 years ago, in the northwest of England.But it’s not long before their arrival and the secrets they carry with them catches…1 min

REGULARSHITTING THEIR STRIDEA lot has changed since Australia’s Teen Mom contingent first hit screens more than a year ago, from new partners to new jobs and even a new baby!When the show returns for its highly anticipated second season on October 27 at 8.30pm on MTV [122], it’s with not one, but three new faces having joined the cast.Along with returning stars Georgie Manios and daughter Evie, Sita Masima with son Andrew, and Ammi Chambers and son Jiyah are Ammi’s infant son Nakoah and first-time mum Tanisha Kandiah with her daughter Bianca (all pictured from left).A single mum from Melbourne who has a strained relationship with her own mother – herself once a teen parent – 19-year-old Tanisha says joining the cast of the hit series was “probably the hardest secret I…1 min

REGULARSEnter the ForceThere’s a new kid squad of superheroes-in-training in town – and under the guidance of Captain Man (Cooper Barnes) and Schwoz (Michael D Cohen, pictured left with Barnes), who recruit them for their Swellview Academy for the Gifted, the streets are about to get a whole lot safer in this fun new spin-off of everyone’s favourite live-action series Henry Danger.But when Chapa (Havan Flores), Miles (Terrence Little Gardenhigh), Mika (Dana Heath) and Bose (Luca Luhan) – aka Danger Force – accidentally set Frankini (Frankie Grande) and a host of fellow Swellview Prison inmates free after losing control of their powers, the race is on to get them back behind bars before any damage is done.Stream* or watch Danger Force from November 2, Monday to Thursday at 5.30pm on Nickelodeon [701].DID…1 min

REGULARSIN MY OPINIONSummer of intrigueAhead of India’s four-Test tour of Australia, FOX CRICKET’s Robert ‘Crash’ Craddock reveals what he hopes to see unfold“I’m fascinated to see how Marnus Labuschagne goes against a word-class Indian pace attack and can’t wait to see Australian umpires [as opposed to neutral] in an Australian Test. The likes of Bruce Oxenford and Paul Reiffel have been doing really well overseas. It will be a litmus test for the future of home umpires. Now that there’s a decision review system [DRS] in place, everyone is far more accountable.I also want to see what version of [India captain] Virat Kohli we get this summer. We have seen Kohli as the abrasive young lad on earlier tours, then Kohli as part statesman, part tiger.There’s also Steve Smith and how he…1 min

REGULARSREALITY CATCH-UPWhether you’re a closet reality fiend or your love of the genre is on full display for everyone to see, with two favourites returning to screens in the coming months, there’s a whole lot to get excited about.Captain Lee Rosbach will have more than just unruly deckhands to deal with when the new season of Below Deck hits the high seas, with the coronavirus pandemic playing havoc mid-filming.Season eight sees the crew of the My Seanna cruising the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean for the first time since season five, much to Captain Lee’s delight: “It’s like putting on your favourite pair of blue jeans; it’s like going home again.”With an all-new crew except for Eddie Lucas, who’s back onboard as bosun, having previously appeared in seasons one to three,…1 min

Issue November 2020 - Foxtel Magazine (2024)

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