
“I Couldn’t Care Less!” Hanson Defiant In Face Of Today Show Ban, As Viewers Slam Decision
Pauline was back ranting on Andrew Bolt's show last night, in a cosy jumper that appears to be from Brisbane's Expo 88.
Pauline was back ranting on Andrew Bolt's show last night, in a cosy jumper that appears to be from Brisbane's Expo 88.
It's not uncommon for people employed in the media industry to get legless, but it appears armless is now a thing too.
Being a website, when B&T utterly ballses something up we simply hit delete. Not so the travails of breakfast TV.
One could be forgiven in thinking that B&T actually watches breakfast television given our overzealous reporting of it.
TV's brekky wars are just three days old &, as you'll learn here, B&T's already running out of things to write about it.
Nine bosses seriously considering dressing Karl as a cow as Today's numbers continue to fall short.
2020 is shaping up to be a big year for old Karl. So long as he doesn't getting pissed in Ubers, that is.
B&T's view of Karl is all is forgiven. Except maybe for 'This Time Next Year' which was so bad it was unforgivable.
Hugh Marks to kill the fatted calf for the network's prodigal son. Well, at least a schnitzel at the Willoughby Hotel.
B&T's sandwiched a Today & a Kyle story into one here. If it were an actual sandwich, it would be cheese & Vegemite.
Yes, it's yet another baseless, rumour-filled, scandalous piece sprouting the return of Karl. Stop it, B&T, stop it!
B&T would definitely welcome Karl back to our screens. Hey, we'd like to see more of "Baby" John Burgess & Fat Cat, too.
Pauline Hanson's fired up over ... well, what doesn't she get fired up about? Must be the hair.
If there's one thing you can say about Clive Palmer, he's definitely colourful. He's also a deadshit.
Is Karl all set for a triumphant return? Not to suggest he's been seen riding a white steed around Nine's Willoughby HQ.
Some say they only read B&T for our daily TV ratings report. However, Google Analytics would prove otherwise.
In what could only be described as its Arthur Fonzarelli moment, The Daily Tele has admitted it's wrong. Sort of.
One thing's for sure when the damage control is coming straight from the top, you know there's a lot of damage.