There’s the usual batch of news, a whole world of anger with I Don’t Buy It followed by continuing anger about Channel 7’s Five Decades of Laughs and Legends/: The Naughty Bits and Princess Mary of Australia.
We have a new segment of Letters to Boxcutters which gives us a chance to justify what we do and beg you to love us.
All that and so much more (or maybe not but it just feels like it sometimes).
Email us and tell us what you really think: hooray@boxcutters.net
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2 Comments
Steg says:
Clearly I watch too much television. I think it has come about since I bought the PVR as I can now record any and every show and watch them at my own pace without ads (even while the show is still recording). I watched most of the shows you guys discussed and thought you might like to hear a couple of my own points …
The Shield – Too violent. It is a great show I agree. But even I can’t watch it and I love violence. I encourage violence whenever I can but this show is too much. When the cop went flying through the front windscreen after getting his head kicked in by his mate a few weeks back, I turned it off for good.
Last Man Standing – I will really miss that show if it doesn’t come back. We (the wife and I) watched them all and loved them all.
Hi-5 – Sadly it is off the air, but I would like to thank Channel 9 for running the entire season commercial-free. I now have them all on DVD for my kids to watch over and over.
But my vote for the Best show on TV is Blokesworld (Stripperella was a close second).
Kerrie says:
I hope you’re joking about the Blokesworld thing. Eewww. I know it’s supposed to be tongue-in-cheek ‘light entertainment’ (hah hah) but I think that’s just a thinly veiled excuse to show strippers gyrating and flash a lot of fake tits on the telly. I’m not at all prudish, just not at all amused.