1. Underground: The Julian Assange Story
2. Media arts

Hosted by Wil Anderson, with Todd Sampson and Russel Howcroft, The Gruen Transfer lifts the lid on the business of persuasion. It is fast, furious and funny.

Tim meets American soprano Renee Fleming at the Neue Galerie and Chuck Close's Studio, New York.

Nora - in her early 30s - is recently divorced and caring for her 13-year-old daughter, trying to live free of the compromises of conventional domesticity and dependence upon men but in spite of this, is drawn into a dangerously obsessive relationship with an attractive actor addicted to heroin.

Art Watkins (Richard Roxburgh) has spent most of his professional life travelling the globe in search of paradise, but when his mother dies, Art is drawn reluctantly back to the town of Broken Bay and the lives and loves of the people he left behind.

Hosted by Wil Anderson, with Todd Sampson and Russel Howcroft, The Gruen Transfer lifts the lid on the business of persuasion. It is fast, furious and funny.

What Price Fame? consists of three one-hour specials exploring our obsession with fame and the high costs associated with stardom. In episode three, when does a fan become a danger? An examination of the increasing problems celebrities face from stalkers, delving into the minds of fans suffering from mental illness.

Tim meets legendary singer and artist Tony Bennett at the Metropolitan Museum, New York to discuss all things art.

Puberty Blues traces the lives of two adolescent females who have spent the first part of their lives in a group by themselves, while desperately trying to break into the 'in' group who dominate the Greenhill beach.

What is the worst ad of all time? This year on the show, audiences will be able to nominate what they think is the worst ad of all time and whichever ad gets the most votes wins.

What Price Fame? consists of three one-hour specials exploring our obsession with fame and the high costs associated with stardom. In episode 2, without the fans it's a short shelf-life for a celebrity. We look at the world of celebrity worship with some of the world's craziest fans.

Hosted by Wil Anderson, with Todd Sampson and Russel Howcroft, The Gruen Transfer lifts the lid on the business of persuasion. It is fast, furious and funny. 'The Pitch' is back - as well as a new segment called the 'Worst Ad Ever'. Each week we play an ad that we think is one of the worst of all time. Viewers will get to vote online. At the end of the season we will announce which ad the audience voted Worst Ad Ever.

Tim Marlow meets some of the world's most admired creative individuals to reveal how visual art inspires and motivates them in their life and work. Designer Paul Smith meets Tim at his studio in London.

What Price Fame? consists of three one-hour specials exploring our obsession with fame and the high costs associated with stardom. What is a celebrity? The documentary takes an inside look at the lives of the Hollywood A- list, exposing their narcissism, vanity and addictions. The program examines the pressure of coping with fame and the media frenzy that first creates and then destroys celebrities.

Wil Anderson returns after touring the world with his sell-out show Wilful Misconduct, appearing on Chelsea Lately on the E! network and tweeting his way to a Gold Logie nomination. Joining him will be regulars Todd Sampson, Russel Howcroft, Jane Caro, Matt Eastwood, Dan Gregory, Dee Madigan, Bridget Taylor, Bram Williams, Rowan Dean and Carolyn Miller.

Kate Woods directs this AFI-winning coming-of-age story where Pia Miranda stars as a high school girl growing up in a broken but loving home with Italian traditions who finds love and heartbreak in one of the most difficult years of her life. This dilemma leads to the discovery of her father's (Anthony LaPaglia) identity and a deeper understanding of her mother (Greta Scacchi). She comes to terms with her background and romantic interests. Based on the acclaimed novel by Melina Marchetta.

Art historian Marlow chats to the director about his passion for art and his favourite artists.

The shocking inside story of a family's fight to free their 15-year old son after he is wrongly accused of rape. A horrifying tale of the high cost of justice, Every Family's Nightmare raises questions about systemic, procedural and cultural flaws in Australia's criminal justice system by investigating the case of Perth schoolboy Patrick Waring.

Michael Palin chats about his favourite works in the Tate Britain gallery, London.