What to watch in January, including the Jerry Springer docuseries

The popular drama series "The Night Agent" returns for its second season. Many viewers may have a hazy memory of the first season's plot, but fortunately, the new season is now available. "Severance" has also launched its second season, which undoubtedly pleases its fans. In addition, "Love on the Spectrum" has also released its second season, while "Love is Blind" has moved its stage to Germany.

Next, let's talk about other new shows worth paying attention to. First is the documentary series about Jerry Springer, "Jerry Springer: Fighting, Camera, Action," which delves into the untold stories behind the controversial host's show. In addition, ABC Indigenous has launched a new talk show, "Listen Up," which brings together several Indigenous guests to discuss issues affecting Indigenous people. There's also the documentary about influencer Molly-Mae, "Molly-Mae: Behind the Story," which reveals her life and career after breaking up with her boyfriend.

Furthermore, the comedy "Optics" tells the story of two young women who are suddenly put in charge of a PR firm and how they will deal with the challenges, which is worth looking forward to. Finally, in "The Golden Goal," Leo Woodall plays a mathematical genius whose research may trigger a global crisis, which is intriguing. These new shows cover a variety of genres, catering to different viewers' tastes.

"Jerry Springer: Fighting, Camera, Action" is now available on Netflix. This documentary reviews the evolution of "The Jerry Springer Show," from its initial serious political programming to the later talk show filled with controversial topics. The film explores how the show's producers used chaos to create ratings frenzies and delves into the ethical issues behind the show. Former producer Toby Yoshimura stated that the documentary itself continues the show's problem, attracting viewers to focus on those controversial events.

"Listen Up: Australia Day" will air on ABC iview on January 20. The show invites several Indigenous guests to debate the important issue of Australia Day. They will discuss the significance of this public holiday for Indigenous people and whether the date should be changed. The program aims to give viewers a better understanding of the diverse perspectives of Indigenous people on major national issues, rather than trying to change anyone's mind. In addition, there is "Molly-Mae: Behind the Story," which tells the story of how the influencer faced life and career challenges after breaking up with her boyfriend, as well as her candid reflections on the relationship. Finally, there is "Optics," a fast-paced comedy that blends elements of "Succession" and "The Office" and offers a profound exploration of social issues. And there is "The Golden Goal," an intriguing conspiracy thriller about how a mathematical genius's research triggers a global crisis.