TV Picks: Slideshow, Wonderland, Location Location Location Australia Brynne Edelsten makes an impression on Slideshow. Slideshow, Channel 7, 7.30pm Brynne Edelsten on doing the slide bit of Slideshow: "It was like a slide." Of course my theory on this show is Seven just use it to test people. Talent they've got and still dithering about where to use. Obviously after this Brynne's show will go ahead. She does come across as a tiny bit ... what's the word ... numb. Like she's just coming out of a general anaesthetic. But she looks good, which makes me think - and not for the first time - how urgently she needs someone to put her in clothes other than the ones she wears to the Logies. My only criticism is I wish she'd worn heels, the way Sophie Monk did when she was on Slideshow. Especially since her main job tonight is to lie down on an operating table while Dr Toby Truslove operates on her. She also does an amount of dancing. So clearly this is a must-watch episode despite Grant Denyer, who needs to be removed as host next season. Oh there'll be a next season. Roy Billing, with screen daughter Jessica Tovey, adds some gravitas to tonight's episode of Wonderland. Wonderland, Channel 10, 8.30pm I dispute that a woman of Grace's age and status is ignorant about Brazilian waxing. What it is, what it entails, that she's never had one. There's a link - tenuous - made between Brazilians and her Brazilian boyfriend Carlos, and this is the conversation that opens the show. It made me want to turn it off it felt so implausible. It could've been funny if Grace - Brooke Satchwell - was some hayseed and not a big city lawyer. But if you push on, you'll get Roy Billing. He's Dani's father - she's the sort of partially deranged, throwback housewife - and it's a pretty good story. And that barrister's still hanging around, the one who shagged Colette who's married to Rob who's Tom's best friend. Tom's now making some of his nice furniture for the cafe where they all go and the barrister wants to have a look at it because he's going to be wheeling some of it around after all and Rob's in a huff about it because obviously Tom should be having nothing to do with this guy, based on the little-known but well-established piece of legislation known as contiguous shagging. I think that's how you spell barrister isn't it? The guy who makes your coffee? Location Location Location Australia, The Lifestyle Channel, Foxtel, 8.30pm/7.30pm This is just like on Neighbours tonight, they're all moving to Queensland. Queensland via France and Africa and New Zealand for Fabrice and Meggy and their two children. Their motto, Fabrice says, is Leave your dream, do not dream your life. Or that's what I thought he said, but after I listened to him for a while I decided he maybe said LIVE your dream. But really, both work. And he does have a travel business. They want to spend $850,000 on a four-bedroom house in Brisbane. Good luck! On the other hand, it is a tremendous time to buy. The second couple tonight are in Melbourne, where they'll go mad if they stay much longer. This is how Shaun puts it. Very dramatic. He and Kelly - they also have two kids - are moving to Cairns. He wants to live in the rainforest, she wants to live on the beach. Their other motivation is to be near Shaun's best mate Liam, who broke his neck when he fell off a roof and is now in a wheelchair. This is the last episode tonight. Damn shame, it's a cracker of a show.