Wednesday TV Wrap: TV Viewers Show Little Love For The 2020 ARIA Awards
The ARIAs join the Australian Of The Year & the Melbourne Cup in things TV viewers decreasingly can't be bothered with.
The ARIAs join the Australian Of The Year & the Melbourne Cup in things TV viewers decreasingly can't be bothered with.
In news that will comes as a shock to absolutely nobody, Schapelle "Hoochie Cooch" Corby did not win SAS Australia.
Origin III marks the official end of the footy season & the official start of the BBL season that no one watches anyway.
SAS Australia was back last night. Yet, oddly, no harrowing anecdotes from lives of the show's stars in the Tele today.
Work with Queenslanders? You need to tease them just enough to make them cry today without getting yourself sent to HR.
Putting the mistakes aside for one minute, there is no more authoritative synopsis of the daily TV numbers like B&T's.
Arguably, the only thing worse than than precocious kids on Junior MasterChef has to be the parents of said children.
Typically, B&T staff don't put a heap of effort into the photos that accompany the articles. A fact exaserbated here.
SAS has proven good news for Seven and even better news for Tele, Daily Mail and B&T journalists to hang shit on.
Gruen plummets 200,000 viewers in just one week. However, that's not to say Highway Patrol went up a similar amount.
B&T's TV editor totally understands AFL and reckons Benji Marshall played a stellar game for the Cats last night.
Seven launches full investigation into Matt Preston's trousers as Plate Of Origin wins "stinker of the year" award.
Yes, this headline is a little esoteric. So, read on or look-up esoteric in the dictionary to see if it's suitable.
Viewers flock to The World's Most Scenic Railway Journeys, while the Birrong to Casula route remains shock omission.
Shaun Micallef is a big fan of B&T, so our reporting tends to be nice. Just lucky he doesn't know about the drinking.
Come Monday, B&T loves watching TV in our jammies. Yet, our publican has insisted we adhere to the house dress rules.
10's The Bachelor is back and so is the B&T office's Bachie sweepstakes. The winner set to claim the entire $5.80 booty.
Forget all about yesterday's kerfuffle, declares 10; instead look at these big, new, shiny numbers over here instead.