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Binge has announced some big name additions to the second season of the award-winning series Colin from Accounts. The romantic comedy drama, which stars Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer, was renewed for a second season in October. Joining the cast will be Australian comedian Celeste Barber and Winner & Losers star Virginia Gay.

If it's whirlwind romance, coming-of-age heartache, or a celebration of love, we have a curated collection of cosy shows to watch this Valentine's Day.

Harriet Dyer and Patrick Brammall, the TV's best-looking couple, recently brought Joni with them to the set of their hit TV show Colin From Accounts. As they shot a new season of Australia's famous Binge program, the on-screen and off-screen couple were seen doting over the two-year-old boy right before Christmas. In September 2021, the pair became parents when they adopted Joni from her 'incredible birth mother'.

The year's end is near, and the Top Ten TV Shows of 2023 follow. From Blue Eye Samurai to Cunk On Earth, the last twelve months have been filled with amazing television all around the globe. However, with so many shows to choose from, it can be difficult to decide which is worth the watch time. MailOnline has compiled a list of the Top Ten TV shows from this year, so you won't miss out on the best from this year. Have you watched any of these stellar shows? Take a look and let us know what you're missing.

They are Australia's answer to the Golden Globes. The Australian Academy of Cinema Arts announced its complete list of nominees for the 2024 AACTA Awards on Saturday. With a recordbreaking 15 nominations in the television category, ABC's best drama The Newsreader ruled the field in the television category with a stunning 15 nomination.

In 2024, hit Australian show Colin from Accounts would return for a second season on Foxtel/Binge. The romantic comedy drama starring Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer led the Upfronts preview on Thursday. Sam Neill, a much-loved actor in a new series of the hard-hitting courtroom drama The Twelve will return to Binge next year for a second season.

The 2023 Logie Awards are expected to open its doors and invite people inside for the first time. The 'night of nights', traditionally a celebrity-only event, has opened tickets to the public, allowing all to attend the ceremony in person. Balcony tickets for July 30 are going for $99.85 each, while coveted red carpet and awards ceremony tickets are selling for $149.95, according to TV Tonight on Sunday.

For the first time since 1986, a 'night of nights' on Australian television will be held in Sydney in July 30th. The TV WEEK Logie Award nominations were announced at a launch event on Sunday. The Gold Logie category for Most Popular Personality on Australian television is fiercely contested.

Sarah Vine, a writer from the United Kingdom, reviews Ten Pound Poms, which can be seen on BBC1 or via iPlayer this week. She says the performance was 'beautifully cast and very well executed.' Vine has said that it also feels "quite clunky in places." Colin from Accounts, a Sydney, Australia-based company, also looks at Accounts.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: One of the gurus on Interior Design Masters (BBC1) swanned into a lakeside holiday lodge built from pine beams and declared, 'This is where the early 1990s went to die!' Evidently, the only alternative is to slap a few coats of grey paint over the wood. That will give visitors the feeling of being stranded in the midst of a warship. The four remaining contestants in this reality competition were finding it impossible.

Upper Middle Bogan, the creators of cult hit, is expected to premiere a new series on the ABC. Summer Love, produced by Robyn Butler and Wayne Hope, is an eight-part comedy set in a seaside holiday home. Each half-hour episode features a self-contained tale that explores love amid vacation tragedies, unexpected events, and chance meets.

Following the tragic news of his death aged 70, new information about McLeod's Daughters actor Marshall Napier's final weeks have surfaced. After a battle with brain cancer last Monday, the New Zealand actor, who appeared in the hit Nine series with his daughter Jessica, died in a hospice last Monday. Jessica, 43, revealed that during her father's last weeks, he was surrounded by a 'love bubble' before dying peacefully.

Marshall Napier, a McLeod's Daughters actor, died of brain cancer at the age of 70. Jessica Napier, the Kiwi actor's daughter who appeared on the famous series with her father, revealed the sad news on Instagram on Monday morning. I'm so sad to announce the death of my beloved dad Marshall Napier.' He left us this morning after a short and painful battle with brain cancer. Jessica wrote: He was peaceful and surrounded by family.'