Warner Bros. Discovery Australia has announced its June schedule with a lineup includes a mix of new and returning series, spanning reality TV, true crime, and exploration.
Hustlers, Gamblers, and Crooks
Kicking off the month is the new series “Hustlers, Gamblers, and Crooks.” This series takes us into the high-stakes world of gambling, where individuals risk it all in pursuit of the ultimate win. Each story is a compelling and emotional firsthand account, delivered directly by those who experienced them. From last-ditch bets to elaborate scams and life-changing wins, the series offers a unique insight into the terrifying, hilarious, and unforgettable world of high-stakes gambling.
Gold Rush and the Pursuit of Fortune
Premiering on June 27th, the new season of “Gold Rush” follows Parker Schnabel’s difficult decision-making process as he considers scaling down or taking a major financial risk. Meanwhile, Rick Ness returns to mining after a year-long absence, and the Beets family gains access to their coveted claims, but a missing family member threatens their dynasty.
Say Yes to the Dress: India
On June 12th, TLC takes viewers to India with “Say Yes to the Dress: India.” The series is all about the vibrant and colorful world of Indian weddings, where Style Director Divyak D’Souza helps brides and their families choose the perfect outfit for their special day. Each bride has unique wishes for their wedding attire, and viewers will experience the drama and excitement as they say ‘yes’ to the dress.
Plural Love and Complications in Seeking Sister Wife
“Seeking Sister Wife” returns for its fifth season, exploring the complex world of plural dating. The series follows three unique families at different stages of seeking, dating, or integrating a new sister wife into their lives. From online dating to in-person meetings, the series examines the intricacies and challenges of navigating multiple relationships under one roof.
Fallen Idols: Examining the Dark Side of Fame
Premiering on June 7th, “Fallen Idols: Nick and Aaron Carter” is a four-part docuseries that pulls back the curtain on the Carter family. It explores the sexual assault allegations against Nick Carter by three women, including singer and actress Melissa Schuman, and the subsequent backlash faced by the accusers. The series also delves into Aaron Carter’s struggles with mental health and substance abuse and the rift that formed between the brothers when Aaron decided to support Nick’s accusers.
Evil Lives Here: When Killers Speak
Debuting on June 17th, “Evil Lives Here: The Killer Speaks” offers an intimate perspective on killers and their families. Through prison interviews and conversations with family members, the series explores the years leading up to the crimes and the impact on those closest to the perpetrators.
Born Evil: A Killer’s Unlikely Relationship
“Born Evil: The Serial Killer and The Savior” introduces viewers to Hadden Clark, a mercurial psychopath and serial killer. The series investigates Clark’s murderous upbringing and his unusual relationship with his cellmate, whom he believed to be Jesus Christ. Together, they embark on a journey to locate the bodies of Clark’s victims, offering a chilling insight into the mind of a killer.
Expedition Unknown: In Search of Woolly Mammoth DNA
Josh Gates takes viewers on an expedition north of the Arctic Circle in “Expedition Unknown.” This installment focuses on the search for woolly mammoth DNA, taking viewers to a Siberian sinkhole and a mining camp where tusk hunters seek ivory.
Shorty’s Dream Shop and Faster with Newbern and Cotten Return
Shorty and his crew are back in “Shorty’s Dream Shop,” transforming classic cars into sleek hot rods. In the second season, they work on a ’69 Camaro and a ’65 Impala, bringing new life to these beloved vehicles. Meanwhile, “Faster with Newbern and Cotten” returns for its second season, following the duo as they make affordable upgrades to add speed to classic cars without breaking the bank.
Warner Bros. Discovery’s June lineup offers a varied and engaging slate of programming, from high-stakes gambling to gold rushes, true crime explorations, and the transformation of classic cars.
