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This week’s was a little different, they did a bit of an award show.
(This clip is from the ABC2 Saturday night repeat).
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I think they’re running out of ‘Current Affairs’ ideas, but then again Current Affairs programs tend to use the same tricks over and over again. Maybe a new segment?
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