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Another Ausralian cricket reference is Michael Slater and Ricky Ponting being two of the possible answers to the question of who has scored the most first class runs in Slumdog Millionaire.

Ch10 look out ideas bringing Russell Coight back.

What I found most surprising is that reportedly David Koch is paid about half that of Karl.

...has left the Today Show. Reporedly was getting about half the pay of her co host Karl and is taking up a hosting role on The Project. This is after Lisa publicly denied she is not paid less than Karl. Questions 1. Who will replace her on the Today Show? 2. Who will be replaced on The...

Her age might prove challenging. Its not that common for younger men to partner older women and she will be significantly older than alot of the men they have historically had on the show. Will they increase the average age of the suitors as a result? Her age is also a challenge for having...

Sam seems like a flog

He seems like he has a Ladies man lifestyle just not suited to commitment

So long as hes not an international model he'll be fine

She is already coming off as a bit ditzy

Yeah I've noticed on both shows they are particularly white dominated, and the nonwhites are usually gone pretty quickly. I have imagined before what if all the guys were, say, Sudanese and one by one they were introduced and after a while the 'rettes face would be like "wtf is going on".

...and then that chilling music that played as the credits rolled straight after.

Disney has quite a history of 'dumbing down' plots from their original to their screen adaptations. Pam Travers, the Australian author who penned the original Mary Poppins, was reportedly disgusted at Disney for taking out some of the harsher elements of the original.

IMO she's a stunner.

I did, but the thread is about sitcoms.

Was going to make another thread about this topic before I found this one. The stuff going on around Robert Hughes reminded me of the state of the Australian sitcom and it's funny that Hey Dad would probably still be considered to be our most successful sitcom, despite it being 20 years since...

Liked the insight of U.S. veteran snipers into life in the field and PTSD. Next weeks episode doesnt seem that appealing though as its on K pop.