Seven’s Sunday Night Once Again Accused Of Rehashing Rival 60 Minutes’ Stories
B&T never likes to air the dirty laundry between rival broadcasters. Oh, who are we kidding? It's our raison d'etre!
B&T never likes to air the dirty laundry between rival broadcasters. Oh, who are we kidding? It's our raison d'etre!
Have you administered TV its last rites? Well, not so fast with the priest and anointing oil, suggests this columnist.
Seven's exhausted the Diana 20th anniversary death special, but it's not yet exhausted 20th anniversary death specials.
Natalie Harvey to relocate from Brisbane to Sydney amid reports she's set to wear her Maroons jersey & double-pluggers.
Seven's snared the rights to The Wall. Yet, judging by the trailer, it contains neither obese people nor ninja warriors.
The problem's not so much the ongoing avalanche of cooking programs, more have they run out of actual recipes to cook?
Personal trainers set to replace C-grade singers and slightly above average home cooks as TV's new 'go to' thing.
It was meant to be a Block VS Survivor death-match on TV last night. Until the irrepressible Princess Di stole the show.
Looking forward to Rugby League's World Cup later this year? Well, be warned it's apparently on Seven and not Nine.
Seven punts Yummy Mummies after it fails to deliver. On ratings, that is; we don't mean the actual babies.
Surely the only way to settle the Sunrise-Today debate is for Karl & Kochie to run the Ninja course in their underpants?
In the greatest irony in media history, Home & Away recruit Sam Frost has been lambasted for a lack of acting skills.
Were Messrs Worner, Marks and Anderson conspiring in the car park before heading into this latest government inquiry?
Yummy Mummies' whining, moaning and bloating does sound remarkably similar to B&T's recent staff sports carnival day.
Seven and Nine are sniping at one another again. Thankfully, no one's mentioned a certain "Amber" indiscretion, however.
She's not been lucky in love nor radio, so let's hope Sam Frost's latest career move isn't the triumvirate of stuff-ups.
B&T had four TVs going to bring you this in-depth report. Until the electricity surge left us in contemplative darkness.
Noticed "Aussie, Aussie, Aussie, Oi, Oi, Oi" chants emanating from Nine's Willoughby offices today? Discover why here.