Many of the Australian shows on TV are reality shows - My Kitchen Rules, The Block, Dancing with The Stars, Farmer Wants A Wife, Better Homes and Gardens, et al. I don't really like any of them. American shows are boring. On Foxtel, most of them are repeats, often repeats where some of the cast passed away years ago. Shows like Seinfeld, King of Queens, Everybody Loves Raymond (Frank and Doris are long dead). I prefer English programs, but then again, many of these are years old and on their third or fourth run. (UK TV). Shows like Midsomer Murders, New Tricks, QI, Would I Lie To You, One out of Ten Cats Does Countdown (not so much, they regularly have Sean Lock who died years ago), and Long Lost Family. Most of them I've have seen twice or three times. Even The 1% Club is in reruns. The only American show I watch regularly is Wheel of Fortune. I like trying the guess the phrase/word before the contestant. A bit of brain exercise. I watch the Australian and UK versions of The Chase on Channel 7, but their questions are ridiculous or the contestants often as dumb as clay. You have to know ancient history, Shakespeare or modern music/movies to answer a lot of the questions.