A genuine hidden gem; the only problem with Cooked is that it'll leave you wanting more.Where to watch: ABC iviewAbsolutely nothing in irreverent web comedy All My Friends Are Racist should be taken seriously, and that's exactly what makes it such a deliciously fun ride.Wannabe influencer Casey (Davey Thompson) and law student Belle (Tuuli Narkle) are best friends living their best lives in Brisbane Their attempt to dig themselves out of a hole doesn't get their friends back but does give Casey an influencer booth, however the internet virality soon threatens their friendship.From Casey's insistence they're the victims (despite their privileged upbringing with a mum who is a judge and a dad who coaches rugby) to Belle's white artist mum trying to glom onto Indigenous heritage via her child, no character is safe from creator Enoch Mailangi's sly barbs.Hilarious and boundary-pushing, All My Friends Are Racist is so tongue in cheek it threatens to poke right through.TrailerWhere to watch: ABC iviewWhat could make Bluey, the universally beloved children's show about a family of blue heelers, even more beautiful?How about hearing it in Indigenous language? Bluey has been translated into dozens of different languages worldwide and for the first time, viewers can watch five episodes — The Creek, The Beach, Sleepytime, Grandad and Rug Island dubbed by north-east Arnhem Land residents into Yolŋu Matha.Dimathaya Burarrwanga, a founding member of Yolŋu surf rock band King Stingray, does a wonderful job being dad Bandit, while translator and voice actor Rosie Mununggurr takes over for mum Chilli