Meglos
HAVE A NECTARINE, GONK
The sister of Australian Idol's Lavina and Emily Williams got through on The Voice last night, on Emily's fellow Young Diva Jessica Mauboy's team.
@bleachy_dude will be pleased!
@bleachy_dude will be pleased!
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BBpenguin88
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Anybody watching Surviving the Raft? Project Runway Allstars? Amazing Race Canada?
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Survive the Raft: Nate Boyer on the Discovery Social Experiment That Allows Contestants to Make Their Own Rules
Survive the Raft host Nate Boyer speaks to TV Fanatic about the Discovery Channel's latest hit. Get the scoop about the series right here via TV Fanatic.
Although the prize then makes you wonder if it's worth it. Not sure if 1 team and 2 individuals make it whether the prize is split between the 3 teams or the 4 individuals.
BBpenguin88
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Huzzah for Below Deck Australia's producers, Captain Jason & Aesha for stepping in. Especially in light of recent allegations about how Bravo et al treat their Reality Stars
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Shock moment Below Deck Down Under star is fired for sexual misconduct
A sexual misconduct scandal has erupted on the latest season of Bravo's Below Deck Down Under, resulting in two crew members being sacked from the series.
Two Below Deck Down Under crew members were FIRED over misconduct
Two members of the crew from Bravo's Below Deck Down Under season 2 were fired, following an allegation of sexual misconduct.
Exploited for content of course, but that is the way reality TV should be rather than the recent trend of contestants leaving suddenly without full explanation and usually viewers filling in the gaps coming up with theories far worse than what actually happened. The format here at least enabled the cast to make the decision too, even though I suspect the producers had a hand in that as well.
How was 12 Monkeys? I've been meaning to check this out because I liked what the writer did with Picard season 3. The only season of that show worth watching.
What are you in the mood for?
I really can't remember what I've recommended in the past on here.
I enjoyed 12 Monkeys, and stuck with it right through. Remembered last night I have The Last of Us here so I've started watching that. I quite like post apocalypse kind of stuff. Interesting to compare how different shows see a 20 year future, in terms of what resources are remaining (e.g. petrol, ammunition etc). Revolution did this quite badly, mainly in the way they jumped 15 years ahead after a global blackout, and suddenly everyone is sword fighting. That was quite jarring, and just seemed ridiculous when you're not expecting it. And also they seemed to have a infinite supply of commercially produced candles. Sometimes there'd be like 30 candles lighting up a room. After 15 years! At least in The Walking Dead you saw how different things became more scarce over time. Tempted to become a prepper lol.
Anyway after spending the last few months with my arse on the couch bingeing these shows, I should go back to my "not watching TV during the day" policy. I've got rather unfit.
So by some surprising coincidence, I'm watching Ep 3 today and Bill's suicide letter was dated today: 29 August 2023.
I usually stick shows out until the end. My biggest regret was staying with Manifest. Dog, that show sucked big time. At least it had a reasonable conclusion, but I really should have dumped it at S1/S2. So if anyone asks if it's worth watching, my answer is: NO. DO NOT WATCH THAT SHOW.
I am still yet to watch the last season that netflix did, but I think I will have to watch some of the rest of it again to remind myself what happened and not sure I can be bothered!
Oh no, no-no-no-no-nooooo, don't do that. As long as you have suffered through everything up until the final season then you may as well watch the final season, as I did. After that I deleted the lot from my hard drive.
BBpenguin88
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The show has reached its finale (no spoilers) but is anyone else watching My mum, your dad? The kicker is that the kids who nominated their parents are secretly watching the dates in a separate resort (& getting cosy as well haha)
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Meet the FULL line up of My Mum, Your Dad
My Mum, Your Dad will see nine contestants aged between 44 and 58 including a postman, a PE teacher and a therapist appear alongside their adult children.