All the best Game-Show Shows Streaming on Binge in November 2026

9 game-show TV shows are on Binge in Australia as of November 2026, counted from the daily Australian catalogue feed we use for every page on CompareTV. The number moves as titles arrive and leave.

By IMDb score, QI (2003-) is the best rated game-show title on Binge in Australia right now (IMDb 8.6), followed by The Great Pottery Throw Down (2015-) (IMDb 8.6) and Forged in Fire (2015-) (IMDb 8.3). The full top list is above.

Would I Lie to You?, Hell's Kitchen and The Great Pottery Throw Down are the game-show TV shows Australians are streaming most on Binge this week, from JustWatch's seven-day popularity ranking for Australia.

Binge has the most, with 9 game-show TV shows, ahead of Foxtel Now with 8. Binge has the most of any service we compare. Rentals and stores like Apple TV (iTunes) and Google Play are not counted.

BINGE has a huge library of TV shows, movies and documentaries pulled straight from Foxtel’s extensive pool of content, making it the perfect choice for the whole family. As well as hard-hitting drama such as Mrs America and Westworld, you can also watch award-winning docos from National Geographic and The BBC, as well as the best offerings from Nick Jr and The Cartoon Network.

All three monthly payment plans for BINGE, along with their free trial, are available with Telstra. This means that you can easily add BINGE to your Telstra plan so that everything is paid in one, easy place. A Basic plan costs only $10/month which one user can use at any given time, with content streamed in standard definition. A Standard Plan costs $14/month (watch on two screens at once) whilst a Premium Plan will set you back $18/month (four screens at once), and both have SD and HD options. The prices in this answer come from an earlier edition of this guide and may have changed.

BINGE easily holds its own when compared to the wealth of alternative streaming options available today. Their TV series alone really pack a punch, with some of the best shows from the past 20 years including The Sopranos, Sex And The City and The Wire. Add to that modern classics such as Euphoria, Chernobyl and The Walking Dead and it’s easy to see why BINGE is at least on an even keel with the likes of Netflix and Amazon. BINGE is also home to the biggest HBO shows coming straight from the US which is a huge pull for TV fans.