Creepy stories, trashy TV and the need for a new season of Big Brother are all covered in this special episode of Boxcutters that no parent should miss.
Creepy stories, trashy TV and the need for a new season of Big Brother are all covered in this special episode of Boxcutters that no parent should miss.
It’s guestarama this week with Nelly Thomas in to talk about Excess Baggage and how it compares to The Biggest Loser.
Paul Ireland talks to us about being a young actor in The Bill and an older actor in Outland.
There’s One Thing and Pork and News and what else do you need to know?
We talk to Penny Chapman, the producer of the new ABC1 series, The Straits. There’s a review of Grimm vs Once Upon a Time and a Raywatch about Channel 9′s coverage of Australia Day protests.
Continue reading “Ep 292: Penny Chapman, Grimm vs Once Upon A Time” »
John Richards went to the former Channel 9 studios in Bendigo St Richmond to help pull it apart. He tells us why. Brett and Josh review the US series Perfect Couples. Brett tells us why. Josh has been watching The Celebrity Apprentice and you probably already know why.
Enjoy responsibly:
You want in-depth and slightly waffly discussions about what makes good television? You have come to the right place. Dave Lawson joins us as regular co-host, a role he will share with John and Courteney from now on.
We review the new show from Shaun Ryan, the creator of the Shield, The Chicago Code.
If you want more there’s some Pork, some Crap TV, some dumb anecdotes that should never have gone to air and a bunch of other stuff that is probably not work mentioning like breathing and stuff.
Breathe with this:

Courteney Hocking sits in the co-host chair to talk to Jean-Vital Syverin, the sous chef from Conviction Kitchen.
We take a look at the new sketch comedy from the Independent Film Channel in the US, Portlandia.
Toby Halligan’s Trotters brings us home and there’s the week’s TV news and what you should watch this week.

The wonderfully talented and outrageously charming Dave Lawson joins us as cohost.
We discuss recent news coverage and the secret lives of journalists with James Talia.
Also we review Harry’s Law, the new David E Kelley drama.
Expect, as well, the usual fare of news and pork with trotters.
Smell the audio treats:
This week’s question: Are you coming to our exciting event at ACMI? Let us know by email.
Okay. Really, all anybody has been talking about for the last two weeks, it seems, is how Oprah is in Australia and Julian Assange is not.
While we can’t bring you any information about Assange, you can bet that Nelly and Brett both have opinions, information and a whole world of words to say about that Oprah lady.
If you’re sick of hearing about Oprah‘s tour to Australia then we’ve got some other news and an I Don’t Buy It for you.
Come on a journey with us. We promise there’ll be fun and games and arguments and sighing.
This week’s question: Do you have anything to say to us? Let us know by email.
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We get to speak to the extraordinarily delightful Peter Hitchener, newsreader for Channel 9 Melbourne, about how he just gives and gives to his viewers.
After many requests from listeners we finally have a look at the comic book adaptation, The Walking Dead. I still wish it was called “They Shoot Zombies, Don’t They?”
In News we look at what’s happening in Germany and Japan as well as some important local stuff.
There’s also an I Don’t Buy It, some great Letters to Boxcutters, and a whole helping of Pork with Trotters
Oh yeah, and Carrie Bickmore sold us out to Oprah.
This week’s question: What do you think of Actual Chad’s new single,”The Man from Boxcutters”? Let us know by email.
Also, if you’re wondering where we are on Facebook and Twitter, just click on those words back there. Continue reading “Ep 252: The Walking Dead, Peter Hitchener” »
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