Alice & Jack, Swift Street, How to Poison the Planet, Sugar, White Lies
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We start this episode with a very different love story, Alice & Jack (BBC First/Binge/Foxtel, series).
Swift Street (SBS, series) tells the story of petty crime in suburban Melbourne.
White Lies (Stan, series) is a crime investigation starring Natalie Dormer set in South Africa.
Sugar (AppleTV+, series) sees Colin Farrell playing LA detective John Sugar.
How to Poison the Planet (Stan documentary) is a brilliant documentary made in collaboration with The Sydney Morning Herald that tells a chilling tale about how we are impacted by poisons let loose by the chemical industry.
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