We review the AMC remake of the Danish drama The Killing.
In Good Die Young we look at Terriers.
Our cohost this week is the ever-pleasant and totally ROCKING, Courteney Hocking.
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We review the HBO series Game of Thrones.
In Good Die Young we look at Freaks and Geeks
Our cohost this week is copywriter and man-about-town, Glenn Peters.
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Television is getting a lot more complicated as new technologies come forward. Last week we tried to cover the AFL rights issue but it’s really complicated. That why we brought in the big guns. Lucy Battersby from the Age and Sydney Morning Herald comes in to explain it to us properly.
In the Good Die Young we look at the very short-lived Lone Star.
There are some letters to Boxcutters as well as If You Watch One Thing.
Also, just in case you missed it, we do a brief run down of this year’s Eurovision final.
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You want the truth? You can probably handle the truth. But can you handle our review of the BBC2 series, The Trip?
Okay, you can probably handle that. In fact, we recommend that you handle that. We also recommend that you handle our new segment already changing its name. Now it’s called “The Good Die Young” and it’s about shows that were cancelled before their time. This week we discuss American Gothic
Brett gives us a rundown of the the distribution of AFL rights and John mentions Doctor Who at least twice.
Send us your thoughts in the form of an email or some such.
Don’t forget to come to our 2011 Eurovision party.
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Due to popular demand and direct from her tour of North East Melbourne, Nelly Thomas is back to tell us all about the latest season of Survivor and why it’s still one of the best shows on television.
We talk about some of the new technology involved in broadcasting the Royal Wedding and discuss the changes to AFL broadcast rights.
There are some letters to Boxcutters as well as If You Watch One Thing and Trotters with Toby Halligan
Should we mention Osama bin Laden’s death or Karl’s Gold Logie win just to try to get more hits on Google? What about Cialis, Viagra or girls in *insert your suburb* who want to talk to you now?
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Pat Mastroianni played the celebrated Joey Jeremiah on the classic late-80s / early-90s Canadian teen drama, Degrassi Junior High (and its subsequent series). He joined us live via Skype to discuss his involvement in the series.
For the rest of the show, John and Josh (heretofore as ‘We’ or ‘Us’) talk through the intricacies and complexities of both Degrassi and the excellent UK teen drama, Press Gang.
This show was recorded live at ACMI in Studio 1 as part of their monthly Live in the Studio sessions. Every month, ACMI uses their own television studio to host a discussion of all things television and that’s an idea we can all get behind. It’s fun and informative.
Meanwhile, enjoy this display of in-depth discussion and frivolity. It goes for a little over 90 minutes, so strap in. Also, there’s a list of videos and links to those videos after the jump.
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With co-host Courteney Hocking we take you on a magical journey through site, sound and cat noises.
Marc Fennell, star of Hungry Beast and the Circle talks to us about the not so surprise third season of Hungry Beast.
Sophie Geffros gives us an insider’s view of what the whole controversy over non-disabled actors playing disabled characters on TV. She fails to mention Ironside but we don’t hold that against her.
Then there’s Toby Halligan’s Trotters and a whole bunch of news and a wonderful email that will bring tears to your throat, or something.
Eat it with your hands:
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John Richards went to the former Channel 9 studios in Bendigo St Richmond to help pull it apart. He tells us why. Brett and Josh review the US series Perfect Couples. Brett tells us why. Josh has been watching The Celebrity Apprentice and you probably already know why.
Enjoy responsibly:
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You want in-depth and slightly waffly discussions about what makes good television? You have come to the right place. Dave Lawson joins us as regular co-host, a role he will share with John and Courteney from now on.
We review the new show from Shaun Ryan, the creator of the Shield, The Chicago Code.
If you want more there’s some Pork, some Crap TV, some dumb anecdotes that should never have gone to air and a bunch of other stuff that is probably not work mentioning like breathing and stuff.
Breathe with this:
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Sometimes we just need to say what needs to be said. That’s exactly what we do this week. We pull no punches and we reveal all our opinions.
Which opinions? Well, we tell you exactly what we think of Bob’s Burgers, the new animated series that airs on Eleven in Australia.
Not enough? We also try to place the blame for the end of Ben Elton: Live from Planet Earth. We use that as a segue into discussing the trend of British shows coming to Australia (if 35 years can be considered a trend).
News, Pork, Trotters, a bit of Crap TV, we have it all in this episode. Oh yeah, and Letters too.
Please send us your comments and queries.
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