The Back Side of Television

Mitch McTaggart explores how true crime has gotten worse on Australian television and how psychics aren't much help.

Mitch examines conspiracy theories and how they've changed on TV, and explores how often networks copy each other.

Mitch dives into Australian television to revisit an infamous news report and explores if people learned their lesson.

Mitch explores the importance of opening titles, the failure of 100th anniversary Anzac television programming and how a network's decisions led to a show bombing.

Mitch speaks about advertising on television, the dark side of a popular show that Australians grew up with and how a station had to go off-air.

Mitch explores the downfall of news shows over time and the fallout from a forgotten chaotic TV moment from The Footy Show.