April's Top TV Picks: Satire, Comedy, Drama & Reboots

0:00It's April 13th. You're listening to Sydney News today, AI-powered local news. April's TV slate is loaded with fresh drops, from text attire in the Audacity to Ozzy Comedy and Bad Company. Richard Gads' new drama Half-Man, The, Malcolm in the Middle Revival called Life Still Unfair and Margot's Got Money Troubles on Apple TV. The Audacity hits SBS on demand. April 16th, starring Sarah Goldberg as a shrink propping up a frantic tech CEO played by Billy Magnussen, with Zech, Gallifion Accus, adding Deadpan Fire think succession, but in Silicon Valley, roasting data overlords. Meanwhile, Bad Company streams on ABCI View from April 28th, pitting Ann Edmunds as a dramatic theater boss against Kitty Flanagan's. No nonsense CEO, with sharp laughs from their clash and a solid supporting crew. Fans of heavy stories will dig Half-Man on Stan. April 24th, Gads' fictional take on two mates, wrestling masculinity, starring him and

1:03Jamie. Bell, while the Malcolm reboot on Disney Plus now delivers four nostalgic episodes of Family Chaos, with Brian Cranston and Jane Kazmarik stealing. Seen. Margot's Got Money Troubles kicks off Apple TV, April 15th, following a young mom scraping by after a professor fling, exec produced by Michelle. P-Fyfer and the Cole Kidman, who pops up as a wrestler perfect lineup to binge before the month flips.