Here's the shows you should be watching online this week.
Models of Project Runway (TVNZ OnDemand)
Models of Project Runway NZ. Photo / Supplied
Project Runway NZ is about to kick off here in NZ and it's not the only place the drama is unfolding. Watch all of the explosive behind-the-scenes moments as Models of Project Runway followsour Kiwi models on their journey alongside the up-and-coming design stars of New Zealand. Find out what the models really think about the designers and what they are made to wear – plus be a part of the candid backstage runway action. Drama, laughter and not-so-chic antics are sure to go down. Stream Models of Project Runway online from Monday.
Chef's Table is back and more delicious and intense than ever. The series digs deep into the fine-dining world to reveal remarkable chefs and cuisines from around the world whose stories have been hidden for too long. From authentic barbacoa in South Philadelphia to the sharp and political cooking styles of provincial Turkey, this series really covers a vast array of groundbreaking techniques to prepare and enjoy food. Many of the episodes feature a storyline of family traditions, including the importance of the revival of farming and returning to nature. This new series stars chefs Cristina Martinez, Albert Adria, Musa Dagdeviren and Bo Songvisava. Chef's Table season 5 is streaming online from tomorrow.
The Borgias (Neon)
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In a series set in one of the most significant periods in Italian history, the Borgia family loves to be bad. The Borgias is created by Neil Jordan and is set around the turn of the 16th century, in Renaissance-era Italy. The notoriously naughty family break every rule in the book and commit unimaginable sins to build an empire through the corruption of the Catholic Church. The perpetrator? Rodrigo Borgia; as the patriarch of the family, he lies, bribes and muscles his way into papacy to become Pope Alexander VI. Join the badass Borgia family for seasons 1-3 available now. You will not be disappointed.
Tin Star (Lightbox)
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Any show or film starring Tim Roth (Pulp Fiction) is set to be a ripper. Tin Star is based on a British detective and recovering alcoholic Jim Worth (Roth) who adjusts to a quiet life in the Canadian Rockies after moving from London. His wife Angela, teenage daughter Anna and 5-year-old son Petey join him on his new journey. As the new chief of police in the Rockies, he struggles to protect his family after a nearby oil refinery brings a new wave of organised crime to town. Dangerous secrets, shocking tragedy, foul play and murder investigations take place, and he finds it not such a relaxing family move after all. Starring Genevieve O'Reilly (Rogue One: A Star Wars Story), Christina Hendricks (Mad Men), Abigail Lawrie (The Man with the Iron Heart). Available now.
