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Spent the weekend before last in Sydney, and caught these Seven idents, you can forget there is a whole world outside of Prime sometimes. Another one below.
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Julian Morrows brief appearance on Sixty Minutes last night caught me completely by surprise (what surprised me even more was that I was watching Sixty Minutes), so I didnt get a chance to record it.
I did however have some warning that Chris and Craig were going to be on Sunrise and recorded the whole thing this morning. They talk about Chris earlier scripted appearance on Sunrise, and of course the DVD thats just come out of the first half of the current season of the Chasers War.
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This weeks lesson: fatties
get dieting now ladies for your chance to be wolf whistled by seedy men
Catch the whole show from the Chaser’s website or through their iTunes link, but as always here is my favourite segment.
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I’m a relative new comer to Top Gear, I’ve only been watching it for about a year, but it has blown my mind, and my love for it has nothing to do with cars…
There are three major reasons I watch the show, and for each of the reasons I have a catalyst point. The first reason is the phenomenal style and production that the segments are shot in, my first introduction to this was when Clarkson drove a Land Rover Discovery up a mountain in Scotland. My second reason for watching the show is the drama of the races, the first one of these I saw in full, and probably the reason I started to religiously watch the show is airing next week on SBS, and its the race to Oslo, with Clarkson in a Mercedes, and May and Hammond in a boat, so don’t miss it.
(And the third reason? I’ll get to that soon.)
Chris Taylor talks to Ross Solly, and with only a few episodes to go, make sure you watch the Chaser tonight at 10pm on ABC or just podcast it.
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Its always exciting to see an Australian show on primetime in a different country (how often does it even happen outside of oceania?), and these Kath and Kim promos running on BBC Two at the moment are very cool.
A few weeks ago I was a runnner up in the BBC’s reboot competition to redesign their home page. My prize was an iPod nano which I recieved from White City last week. But I’m happy with my shuffle, and since I recently celebrated my new found employment by buying my friends 30gb iPods, I thought one of you might like it. Not to devalue the prize the BBC gave me, its frieken awesome, I just thought someone would probably get better use out of it then me.
So, if a brand new 4gb iPod nano sounds good, leave a comment on this post and I’ll randomly pick someone on **Tuesday the 15th**.
One comment per person, and make sure you use a real email address. Anyone in the world can enter, and just realise your comment may need moderation before it appears.
Update: Lilian from Sydney won! Thanks to everyone who entered and should I find anything else cool to give away you’ll all be the first to know.
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As commercial network television continue to try to make money from its programming as well as ads The Chaser’s War on Everything takes a timely and hilarious look at the crap being aired on television after midnight.
Channel Ten’s Uplate Game Show, Nine’s Quizmania, and Seven’s Midnight Zoo are torn apart, and the ABC’s Einstein Factor gets in on the fun with some beautiful parody.
And, enjoy the Chaser’s War in its entirety through its podcast.
Chris talking to Ross Solly on ABC Canberra local radio about Tuckey slapping, Mischa Barton and the census. Watch the Chaser tonight at 10pm on ABC or podcast it.
(Update: The above player is “chipmunking” for some reason, just use the download link below to listen).
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I’ve had this sitting on my desktop for a few weeks, its from Broken News, the BBC comedy currently airing Monday’s on SBS. It’s funny, as is the whole show, but I feel Jeremy Clarkson got it best with his commentary on modern news.