:30 Seconds — A Rule of One review
The following took place as part of the Outland Institute radio show and our controversial “Rule of One” review process. Since this aired, last Friday, there…
Category: opinions
Conspiracy theories in television
Last week Oliver Stone announced his latest project. It’s a ten-part documentary series called the Secret History of America. Stone is the king of creative conspiracy…
Go! It’s an instruction for tedium
I really love what the free to air networks have done with digital television. The offering from Channel 9, Go!, is a remarkable piece of television…
Dock You Meant Aries
So there’s this thing that’s been on the television for a while, I’m not sure if you’ve heard of it, but the kids are calling it…
Helicopter Ear-Piece Dramas
Channel 9 premiered their new Australian series a couple of weeks ago. It prompted me to create this piece for The Outland Institute radio show. It…
The Rule of One: Drop Dead Diva, Ruby & The Rockets
This week I’ve seen the first episode of two new shows from the US. Drop Dead Diva and Ruby and the Rockits.
MasterChef Cooks Its Results
The following, in a different form, was used as a rant on John Richard’s excellent The Outland Institute radio show. In case you missed it, which…
John from Cincinnati
“Some things I know and some things I don’t.” – John Monad What I do know is that John from Cincinnati starts screening on Showcase this…
Is John Westacott’s Hair On Fire (or does it just look like that because his ears are burning)?
First there was that whole thing with Christine Spiteri (which we covered in Episode 113) and now it seems John Westacott has made another Channel 9…
Today Tonight are picking sides
This came in a Seven media release this afternoon: Tonight on Australia’s number one public affairs program, Opposition Leader Kevin Rudd opens his home and sits…