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This week we talk the talk with our always entertaining international correspondent James Talia.
Perfect 10 or wipeout? We look at the mysterious John From Cincinnati.
Crap TV focuses on some dodgy gag editing and credits erasing, while Crap Press examines a pointless spoiler.
Plus, it’s the return of the Quiz. Win stuff from us.
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In a huge episode this week we have our resident Doctor of Lost, Justin Hamilton, in to talk about the season finale. We also have some Crap TV, some Crap Press, the second last Golden Age of Television discussion, and a decent helping of Pork as well as the week’s news.
Episode 96 is crunchy, tasty and goes well with milk:
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Trust us – even if you have only got Dodo broadband this weeks show is worth a quarter of your monthly download.
In the Golden Age of Television we look at a couple of ‘the’ shows – namely The Shield and The Wire.
There is also double trouble in I Don’t Buy It focusing on two different types of rip offs.
There’s some chat about reality show On The Lot. Plus News and Pork.
And stay tuned for details of our long awaited Crumpler Beanbag comp giveaway! (see below)
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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 Episode 94. It’s a podcast all about television and all about you.
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Big ep.
James Talia calls up for a chat and a special Raywatch. We go in depth on ‘Who Killed Channel 9?’. Plus News, Quotes, Pork and other other general good stuff.
93 – made to enjoy.
Emotions:
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Ross is away so Josh and Brett get to play – getting down and dirty with funny-guy and Rove writer, Gerard McCulloch.
Golden Age of Television gets all Joss Whedon on yo ass with Buffy and Firefly.
There’s a couple of big calls as we have a chat about new variety pilots at 7 and speculate on which one will win out.
Rounded off with news and Pork, this week’s Boxcutters is a great part of any televisual diet.
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IceTV made its way into the Boxcutters news a lot in the past and this week Marc Edwards from the electronic program guide company comes in to tell us all about EPGs, PVRs and the stoush with Channel 9.
In a controversial Golden Age of Television we look at Six Feet Under.
Presents abound in I Don’t Buy It and there’s some Letters to Boxcutters as well as the regular looks at news, ratings and a small helping of Pork.
It’s episode 91, divisible by 7:
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Lots of good stuff
Lots of News
Lots of Jess McGuire (after lots of time with none)
Lots of anger over Telstra and Sopranos spoilsports
Lots of animated Golden Age of Television
A little Sesame
Lots of pork
Lots of fun
Lots of ways:
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A sad farewell to an old friend in Golden Age of Television, an exciting new competition in Pork, we look at new shows including Kick and The Nation, and a dirty farming sequence confuses us in I Don’t Buy It. Plus the regular helping of news in the world of television.
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A day late yes, but choc-full of chocky goodness.
This week the man JT, our International Correspondent James Talia joins us live from far away. There are more adventures from the Golden Age of Television. There’s Quotes. And Brett takes us through the weird and wonderful searches that bring people to Boxcutters.
Plus heaps of News, and a helping of Pork.
88 – Late but great:
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