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this episode we dip into the dark, mysterious and deeply online realms of fan fiction to tackle one of the most popular and controversial fan fictions of all time - Manacled by SenLinYu. we discuss the enduring appeal of Dramione, the good girl x bad boy trope, and navigating a post-J.K. Rowling Harry Potter World. special mentions to the internet's most controversial husband Lucky-Blue Smith, Draco Malfoy as a toothpick chewer and one of the Nine Network's finest accomplishments - Sea Patrol. send us questions, things you want us to speak about or just say hi!choose our next podcast read by going here and voting in the first week of each month!somehow, we're getting close to the end of the year and are looking at talk lit, get hit programming for 2025. this year we made some changes to our podcast line-up based on the results of the 2023 listener survey. we're seeking feedback on how these changes have worked for you and if you have any other ideas or suggestions for how we can make talk lit, get hit even better please let us know your thoughts here!make sure you subscribe to hear our groundbreaking thoughts as soon as they are unleashed. if you want to be on the same page as us, follow us at talklit.gethit on Instagram and TikTok.theme music born from the creative genius of Big Boi B.talk lit, get hit are reading and recording on Giabal, Jagera, Jarowair & Turrbal lands. we acknowledge the cultural diversity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and pay respect to Elders past, present and future. always was, always will be.

Day 738. Today, we hear about the latest Russian black sea fleet ship to be sunk, and take a look at how the war is viewed in Australia. Contributors:Dominic Nicholls (Associate Editor, Defence). @DomNicholls on X.Latika Bourke (Author & Journalist). @latikambourke on Twitter. Mark Hollingsworth (Author & Journalist). David Knowles (Head of Audio Development). @djknowles22 on Twitter. Find out more about Mark's books: https://markhollingsworth.co.uk/Subscribe to The Telegraph: telegraph.co.uk/ukrainethelatestEmail: ukrainepod@telegraph.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What does it take to become a leading man in TV, film and theatre? Is it good looks? Or is it something else that's impossible to define? Cary Grant and Ryan Gosling have it! So does Australian actor Ian Stenlake. He's been a “leading man” in popular TV shows like Sea Patrol, The Secret Daughter, Dance Academy and Stingers, and in hit musicals like Mamma Mia, Oklahoma and Sam Mendes' production of Cabaret opposite Aussie songstress, Tina Arena. Currently, Ian is touring Australia in Elvis: A Musical Revolution playing Elvis' fiendish manager. An old Brisvegas theatre buddy, I directed him in a couple of shows there. I emailed the two-time Green Room Award Winner and asked him to join me on my podcast series and explain what it takes to become a leading man.  Leading Man Podcast (feat. Ian Stenlake) and hosted by Noel Anderson  This podcast contains stories of Aussie television, musical theatre, Christianity, working on a big-budget Hollywood film…and Carols by Candlelight. More Info: https://linktr.ee/noelanderson Hey! Do you have a podcast story to tell? Then get in touch!  Start Your Own Blog and Get $25 Credit Produced by Harlequin Ink    

One of the things I love about this podcast is how open and willing the guests are to sit with me in tough and important conversations. And this conversation with Chum Ehelepola stayed with me long after we'd finished. We went deep very early. Exploring living in war, decisions to immigrate, the raw face of racism, and making it in the world of screen and acting where we still have a long way to go in terms of diversity. Having walked away from an engineering career to follow his passion for acting Chum's television credits include: The Straits playing the lovable rogue, Joseph; Sea Patrol, Laid, All Saints, and most recently The Newsreader which was awarded AACTA award for best Australian drama. We dive into Chum's career, navigating Hollywood, the importance of diversity on our screens, and his decision to live with his family in the country. I loved everything about this conversation and there's every chance you will too. Enjoy the depth and delight that is Chum Ehelepola. Host: www.instagram.com/alihill/ Guest: www.instagram.com/chumehelepola/ Editor: Jason Strozkiy -www.strozkiymedia.com/

This week, for our final episode of Season 3 of Speak The Speech, we are joined by one of Australia's most popular and successful screen and theatre actors, Lisa McCune. Lisa performs Desdemona's speech from Act 4, Scene 2 of Othello and delves into the language of the piece. She also talks about playing Gertrude in Bell Shakespeare's 2020 production of Hamlet, the difference between performing on stage and screen, and what she's learned across her acclaimed career.    Lisa McCune has earned an impressive collection of awards as an actor, including four Gold Logies for Most Popular Personality on Australian television. She recently starred in Girl from the North Country, as well as the Network Ten comedy series How To Stay Married and Bell Shakespeare's production of Hamlet.    After graduating from the WA Academy of Performing Arts, she landed the role of Maggie Doyle in the police drama Blue Heelers, which went on to become one of the most popular and enduring programs on Australian television, making her a household name. Her other screen credits include The Potato Factory, Ex PM, It's A Date, Sea Patrol, Rake, MDA, and Hell Has Harbour Views.    On stage, she's starred as Maria in The Sound of Music, which she followed with her Green Room Award-winning performance as Sally Bowles in Cabaret. She earned a Helpmann nomination for her performance in The King and I, and has also appeared in Shane Warne The Musical, South Pacific, Into The Woods, and Guys and Dolls. 

Rocky does not like to get wet, but what will he do when the Sea Patrol needs his help?! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ryersreaders/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ryersreaders/support

Television star Ian Stenlake has been charged with a number of offences over an incident in Sydney's east earlier this year ….during which he allegedly verbally assaulted two police officers. New South Wales residents are one step closer to normalcy... with the onus now on us to get vaccinated to ensure pubs, restaurants and shops can open next month.  A mum from Sydney's eastern suburbs who was stressed about her son's ice addiction when she repeatedly stabbed him  in the back has avoided jail time.  Legendary Sea Eagle Brett Stewart has predicted he and champion Graham Eadie will be surpassed by Tom Trbojevic.... as the greatest fullback in Manly history.  For updates and breaking news throughout the day take out a subscription at dailytelegraph.com.au, we'll have another update for you tomorrow  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marcia Gardner is an Australian screenwriter who has been working on Wentworth for nearly the entire run.Marcia also has worked on shows such as The Doctor Blake Mysteries, Paradise Beach, Pacific Drive, Medivac, All Saints, Heartbreak High, Stingers, Blue Heelers and Sea Patrol.However today we will be going behind the scenes of Wentworth: The Final Sentence. We will unpack everything from Bea's death, to the freaks reappearance and all the ways in which the writing has kept us glued to the screen since 2012. The FOXTEL show is wrapping up and I think todays episode is a great companion for all Wentworth fans.Marcia is one of the most regarded writer producers in the business and I am sure you will love her stories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Ditch Davey is a charming bloke and a terrific actor. Following study at the West Australian Academy of Performing Arts he cut his teeth on a series of commercial and series work with All Saints, Above The Law, Water Rats and the telemovie Do Or Die.It wasn’t long before her arrived permanently on our screens in the guise of Constable Evan Jones in the police drama, Blue Heelers. This stint garnered him the Logie Award for Most Popular New Male Talent.Davey went on to host Channel Seven’s Police Files - Unlocked before leaving to work on Sea Patrol. He played SAS officer Jim Roth on a semi-regular basis. He portrayed Romeo in the 2012 Australian Science-Fiction Film Crawlspace. He featured in the final season of Spartacus: War of the Damned.Film engagements have followed and a role as Dr Ian Bickman in the US produced series Black Box; a medical drama which screened on the ABC network. Davey starred alongside Terry Kinney and Vanessa Redgrave.Ditch Davey can presently be seen in Home & Away as Summer Bay’s new medic, Dr Christian Green.It had been a few years since I last caught up with Ditch. Nothing had changed. He possessed the same charming, funny and contagious spirit that has obviously propelled him into a triumphant career on screens and stage.The Stages podcast is available from Apple podcasts, Spotify, Whooshkaa and where all good podcasts are found.

Lisa McCune first performed on stage at the age of 15 playing Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz. She is synonymous with the character of ‘Maggie Doyle’ in the popular television drama , Blue Heelers. The role rewarded her with a swag of awards, including four Gold Logies as the most popular personality on Australian TV.McCune is not an actor to be defined by one role however, and has continued to amass a vast repertoire of performances on television and in plays and musical theatre.She trained at the West Australian Academy of Performing Arts, demonstrating a resilience and ambition, as one of the youngest students to be accepted into the course.Her immense charm and engaging persona have made her the perfect casting in a succession of Rodgers and Hammerstein roles, where she has delighted audiences as Maria in The Sound of Music, Nellie Forebush in South Pacific and Anna Leonowens in The King and I. Her range is vast and she has given a terrific assortment of performances; Nunsense, Guys & Dolls, The Potato Factory, Sea Patrol, 33 Variations, Little Fish, Cabaret, Urinetown and How To Stay Married to list but a few.Adept at musical theatre, comedy and drama she is immediately likeable and accomplished in her navigation of character and story. Lisa was giving her ‘Gertrude’ in Hamlet with The Bell Shakespeare Company when the pandemic forced the closure of many theatres; effectively forcing the valuable work of the Arts sector to an abrupt stop.It was indeed a pleasure to converse with Lisa (from afar) and contemplate her career, craft and COVID-19.

Madeleine Kennedy is an award winning actress, producer and writer. She is best known for her roles in The Chronicles of Anatta: Mark of Existence (2019), Boar (2018), We Were Tomorrow (2018), Thicker Than Water (2018) and Charlie's Farm (2014). Madeleine founded the film production company Mad Lane Productions in 2011.   Nikolai Nikolaeff is an Australian actor who is best known for his roles in the television series Sea Patrol, Power Rangers Jungle Fury and Daredevil. Nikolaeff began acting at the age of twelve and enrolled into the Victorian Youth Theatre. He attended school at Caulfield Grammar School and at sixteen, Nikolaeff landed a lead role in Crash Zone which led to a number of roles in other children's television series.[1] He took an Arts degree at Monash University in Caulfield.   Marcus Vanco was born and raised in the city of Brisbane, Australia. He is the youngest of three, with an older brother and sister, and the only one in his family to pursue a career in acting. Since graduating with a Bachelor in Fine Arts from Queensland University of Technology in 2013, he has been cast in a variety of film and television roles, such as Lambert in 'Unbroken' (2014), Baca in 'Day of the Dead' (2017) and Bandon in "The Shannara Chronicles' (2015 - 2017).     In this episode Madeleine, Marcus, and Nikolai chat with your favorite host Galaxy about their experience at SDCC, the launch of We Were Tomorrow and the road to NYCC plus much more.   For more amazing episodes go to: www.ComicCon-Radio.com   Follow us on Instagram  @ComicConRadio   Please subscribe to Comic Con Radio  Always give us 5 stars. Say Hi when you can. Always #WatchLive  Please share this episode with the world!   We love you all…  Thank you for loving us back!

In this episode of the podcast, we speak to Harris Sultan. https://www.ironfistvelvetglove.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/harris.jpg () Harris was born on December 26, 1983 in Lahore, Pakistan. He is an actor and talent agent, known for Sea Patrol (2007), … https://www.ironfistvelvetglove.com.au/2019/05/episode-201-harris-sultan-founder-of-ex-muslim-atheist/ (Read more ›) The post https://www.ironfistvelvetglove.com.au/2019/05/episode-201-harris-sultan-founder-of-ex-muslim-atheist/ (Episode 201 – Harris Sultan – Founder of Ex Muslim Atheist) appeared first on https://www.ironfistvelvetglove.com.au (The Iron Fist and the Velvet Glove). Support this podcast

In this episode, Senator Bernardi talks about: The Labor/Greens plan to open up our borders, Faith and politics, The hero of the political right Sir Robert Menzies, How the new encryption laws aren’t all they’re cracked up to be, Young Conservatives are being teased, bullied and censored at school, The political apathy infecting Australia, The CO2 climate change myth, The best way to raise the minimum wage, Financial services reforms, The perils of a parliamentary watchdog, Chris Uhlmann’s podcast appearance, Sarah Hanson Young’s delusions about Sea Patrol, Language appropriation by the Left, Interruptions on Sky News, Male victims of domestic violence, The evils of the safe schools programme, Labor’s attack on self-funded retirees, The Left’s long march through our educational institutions and How racism is a one-way street

Mike Dowler and cohost, actress, singer/songwriter Jesaiah Baer welcomed Australian born actor Nikolai Nikolaeff to ‘Conversations’ Episode 19 on 5/23/18! Nikolai Nikolaeff began acting at the age of twelve. At sixteen, he landed a lead role in Australian tv show Crash Zone which led to roles in a number of children's television series and eventually led to roles in shows Sea Patrol, Power Rangers Jungle Fury and NBC’s ‘Camp.’ Nikolai can currently be seen in History Channel’s ‘Six’ and on Netflix catch him on ‘The OA’ and Marvel’s ‘Dare Devil’ Look for Nikolai Nikolaeff this July in the feature film ‘Mile 22’ opposite Mark Wahlberg, Lauren Cohen, and John Malkovich.

AFTERBUZZ TV - AfterBuzz TV's Mini Spotlight edition, is a short form interview series featuring actors & artists discussing their roles and shows as well as their thoughts, passions and journeys. In this episode host Amy Cassandra interviews Nikolai Nikolaeff. Nikolai Nikolaeff will next be seen as ‘Tamerlin Shishoni’ aka ‘The Prince’, opposite Olivia Munn in season 2 of History Channel’s “Six”, premiering May 28th. He will follow this with the feature filmMile 22, with Mark Wahlberg, Lauren Cohen, and John Malkovich, releasing in July. Nikolai will also reprise his role in season 2 of Netflix’s critically acclaimed series “The OA” as ‘Roman Azarov’, returning in December. Other notable credits include his starring roles in Australian drama “Sea Patrol”, Netflix’s “Daredevil”, ABC’s “Power Rangers Jungle Fury”, and NBC’s “Camp”. Nikolai is of Russian descent and grew up in Australia. He currently resides in Los Angeles. RSS Feed: http://afterbuzzt --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week's special guest is the Script Producer of Wentworth, Marcia Gardner. With an extensive CV ranging from the likes of Heartbreak High to Stingers to Sea Patrol, and to what the Sydney Morning Herald now calls "the best drama on TV at the moment, Aussie or international", Marcia is a stalwart of the Aussie TV industry. With season 6 of Wentworth fast approaching we were lucky to sit down with Marcia to chat about how TV dramas are written in Australia, how that compares to America, the role of the Script Producer, and what the future holds for Aussie TV writers. NB: Undertelly does not own any of the music clips or theme music featured in this episode.

Scott McRae is one of Australia's most endearing, multi talented personalities and a familiar face to many. With an extensive background in the television and entertainment industry, starring in high profile TV programs such as E-Street, Sea Patrol, Water Rats, All Saints and the hit children's programs. Scott sits down with Maje to talk life and work.

Vicki Madden got her break on the Flying Doctors in the early 90's and went on to write shows like Halifax f.p. and Sea Patrol amongst many more in Australia.  She has also worked a lot in the UK on shows like The Bill, The Clinic and K9.  But we go in depth to her most recent work, the highly acclaimed The Kettering Incident.  Vicki talks about where the show came from, working as a Showrunner and all things writing.  If you haven't watched The Kettering Incident yet, Spoilers!   

Welcome to episode 55 of It Gets Weird! This week we thought it would be good to share some local lore with you guys, so we dove into Indiana-based cryptids, covering the Beast of Busco, the Mill Race Monster, and the Green-Clawed Beast. We also cover Sea Patrol (don't look this up), a Larry David-helmed Beast of Busco movie, how to capture a cryptid, and other topics. Welcome to Indiana, Weirdos!     iTunes Stitcher Facebook Twitter Google Play

In which we reminisce about the new neighbours, what Drake is really doing on the low and calling the sexy crimes division. - Episode 79: The new neighbours put on a show. - The Propshowsal 25: Ben poetically wishes his mother a happy mothers day. - Episode 64: We have a very impersonal discussion with ‘news person’ and ponder what Drake is doing on the low. - Episode 12: Craig's segment: We topple the laughing wizard's stack of cats. - The Propshowsal 12: We re-enact a scene from the film classic Memoir’s of a Geezer. - Episode 55: DJ Nu Diggs swears out of nervousness. - Episode 57: We call the sexy crimes division and report a mysterious strip club murder. - Episode 8: Vicki's dad scores a 'float on' part on Sea Patrol. - Episode 62: Ben takes the short cut home and ends up in Narnia, face to face with a llama. - Episode 45: Ben forgets how to start the show.

In which we reminisce about the new neighbours, what Drake is really doing on the low and calling the sexy crimes division. - Episode 79: The new neighbours put on a show. - The Propshowsal 25: Ben poetically wishes his mother a happy mothers day. - Episode 64: We have a very impersonal discussion with ‘news person’ and ponder what Drake is doing on the low. - Episode 12: Craig's segment: We topple the laughing wizard's stack of cats. - The Propshowsal 12: We re-enact a scene from the film classic Memoir’s of a Geezer. - Episode 55: DJ Nu Diggs swears out of nervousness. - Episode 57: We call the sexy crimes division and report a mysterious strip club murder. - Episode 8: Vicki's dad scores a 'float on' part on Sea Patrol. - Episode 62: Ben takes the short cut home and ends up in Narnia, face to face with a llama. - Episode 45: Ben forgets how to start the show.

A very popular episode, in which we put our best German pickup lines to the test, read a letter from the ramblox and get Maysted! Alright, that’s good stuff! - Vicki goes out on a blonde date. - We discover the medium of sign language is not the most radio compatible. - We host the inaugural ramblox segment. - In true Get This fashion, we steal some penguins and moths from the zoo. - Ben has murderers in UFO's surveilling his room at night. - Ranger Vicki will put a severed loaf of bread in your bed. It says so in the cryptic newspaper. - Vicki refuses to call anyone she likes on public holidays. - Vicki and Rodney break into the robot, in their matching leather jacket's... with chocolate on top. - Rodgic: Vicki's dad, the moth whisperer! - Sea Patrol and The Love Boat, together at last! Away Loveboat! - We ask what's the worst thing you've found in an op shop? - Ben talks dirty and Vicki feels threatened. - Deal breakers and deal makers. - Ben calls in a bomb treat, involving cup cakes of death and an army of trained squirrels. - Ben appoints Vicki executive director of the podcast. - Vicki appoints herself director of her own life. - Craig's Segment: The adventures of daddy and Skittles. - The pressure's of casual sex Friday's: "sexy and confusing, just the way I like it". - Captain Awesome vs Captain Mediocre. - Vicki's supervisor misses her little league game. - Ben is secretly trying to retrieve the house sitting money Vicki earned by playing his Wii while he was away. - Ben fails at laundry and Vicki washes her dishes in the sea. - Sexy twister ends in lots of alcohol and no kissing. - Why the Summer fling is not a thing. - SMSiquette 101: Ben doesn't reply to the funny SMS message. - People Type Weird Stuff into Google and Vicki experiences some bad tootiquette. - Weird stuff that goes on in trains: Vicki gets approached and Ben spies on Leah. - The Bendigo Toe Tickler and the Research Tonsil Tickler team up. - Nintendo's sales skyrocket as Wii Fit becomes the latest sex toy: "Hey baby, jump on the scales. I wanna see your BMI."

A very popular episode, in which we put our best German pickup lines to the test, read a letter from the ramblox and get Maysted! Alright, that’s good stuff! - Vicki goes out on a blonde date. - We discover the medium of sign language is not the most radio compatible. - We host the inaugural ramblox segment. - In true Get This fashion, we steal some penguins and moths from the zoo. - Ben has murderers in UFO's surveilling his room at night. - Ranger Vicki will put a severed loaf of bread in your bed. It says so in the cryptic newspaper. - Vicki refuses to call anyone she likes on public holidays. - Vicki and Rodney break into the robot, in their matching leather jacket's... with chocolate on top. - Rodgic: Vicki's dad, the moth whisperer! - Sea Patrol and The Love Boat, together at last! Away Loveboat! - We ask what's the worst thing you've found in an op shop? - Ben talks dirty and Vicki feels threatened. - Deal breakers and deal makers. - Ben calls in a bomb treat, involving cup cakes of death and an army of trained squirrels. - Ben appoints Vicki executive director of the podcast. - Vicki appoints herself director of her own life. - Craig's Segment: The adventures of daddy and Skittles. - The pressure's of casual sex Friday's: "sexy and confusing, just the way I like it". - Captain Awesome vs Captain Mediocre. - Vicki's supervisor misses her little league game. - Ben is secretly trying to retrieve the house sitting money Vicki earned by playing his Wii while he was away. - Ben fails at laundry and Vicki washes her dishes in the sea. - Sexy twister ends in lots of alcohol and no kissing. - Why the Summer fling is not a thing. - SMSiquette 101: Ben doesn't reply to the funny SMS message. - People Type Weird Stuff into Google and Vicki experiences some bad tootiquette. - Weird stuff that goes on in trains: Vicki gets approached and Ben spies on Leah. - The Bendigo Toe Tickler and the Research Tonsil Tickler team up. - Nintendo's sales skyrocket as Wii Fit becomes the latest sex toy: "Hey baby, jump on the scales. I wanna see your BMI."

A very sellout episode in which we discuss bed bagsing, mutant snakes and working some more subliminal messages into our show. - The Insane Ramblings promotional campaign kicks into gear. - The Ben-man™ action figure comes with a grappling hook and forgets his troubles with a big bowl of strawberry ice cream. - Vicki's iTunes wants us to relax. - We make some inappropriate love song dedications. - The new Insane Ramblings glossary is almost awesomer than the 'chicktionary'. - Vicki fails at bed bagsing, via some flagrant violation of 'bediquette'. - Vicki introduces herself with an 'ice maker' or two. - Vicki reveals her childhood dream of being home alone and naked. - Ben bounces back from 'red and sweaty' status and we uncover China's secret genetically engineered 'anti-sweat' mouth guards. - The financial BJ services get a lot of prank calls. - Ranger Vicki's wildlife segment: "I would like to just take a moment to give a salute to our future reptilian overlords." - The True Blood intro is masterful in mixing overt sexuality with subliminal sexuality. - 'Vicki the Boring Ass Vampire' only uses her vampire abilities to save kittens from trees. - The rules of calling dibs and why the world would be a better place if dating was a lot more like Cluedo. - We blur the lines between 'super keeno' and stalker. - False advertising: Insane Ramblings. The best podcast in the world? - Vicki does a Mario impression while watching Orphan and scares everyone in the cinema. - Past Vicki is a genius and likes to leave money for Future Vicki: "Have you ever noticed, that you from the past seems to know things, that you no longer know?"..."Do you mean, do I ever forget things?" - Our ongoing struggle with fee's continue. - Ben host's the first urban dictionary spelling bee. - Why Animal Crossing aerobics beat out Wii Fit, as the original aerobic related video game scam. - Vicki doesn't care about any gig of Jake's. - Ben uses his videophone to catch a careless cheater. - The Bachelor and The Bachelorette should really just get together and save us all the trouble. - Vicki's dad scores a 'float on' part on Sea Patrol.

A very sellout episode in which we discuss bed bagsing, mutant snakes and working some more subliminal messages into our show. - The Insane Ramblings promotional campaign kicks into gear. - The Ben-man™ action figure comes with a grappling hook and forgets his troubles with a big bowl of strawberry ice cream. - Vicki's iTunes wants us to relax. - We make some inappropriate love song dedications. - The new Insane Ramblings glossary is almost awesomer than the 'chicktionary'. - Vicki fails at bed bagsing, via some flagrant violation of 'bediquette'. - Vicki introduces herself with an 'ice maker' or two. - Vicki reveals her childhood dream of being home alone and naked. - Ben bounces back from 'red and sweaty' status and we uncover China's secret genetically engineered 'anti-sweat' mouth guards. - The financial BJ services get a lot of prank calls. - Ranger Vicki's wildlife segment: "I would like to just take a moment to give a salute to our future reptilian overlords." - The True Blood intro is masterful in mixing overt sexuality with subliminal sexuality. - 'Vicki the Boring Ass Vampire' only uses her vampire abilities to save kittens from trees. - The rules of calling dibs and why the world would be a better place if dating was a lot more like Cluedo. - We blur the lines between 'super keeno' and stalker. - False advertising: Insane Ramblings. The best podcast in the world? - Vicki does a Mario impression while watching Orphan and scares everyone in the cinema. - Past Vicki is a genius and likes to leave money for Future Vicki: "Have you ever noticed, that you from the past seems to know things, that you no longer know?"..."Do you mean, do I ever forget things?" - Our ongoing struggle with fee's continue. - Ben host's the first urban dictionary spelling bee. - Why Animal Crossing aerobics beat out Wii Fit, as the original aerobic related video game scam. - Vicki doesn't care about any gig of Jake's. - Ben uses his videophone to catch a careless cheater. - The Bachelor and The Bachelorette should really just get together and save us all the trouble. - Vicki's dad scores a 'float on' part on Sea Patrol.

Thursday night viewing (including Sea Patrol, The Great Global Warming Swindle and Age of Love) are discussed. Brett does not buy bad Scottish accents, Ross looks at the politics of Raywatch, Josh professes his love for John From Cincinnati. Also, News, Pork and two network shows in Golden Age of Television. That’s all in Boxcutters […]