but slightly more credible than womans mags
Only slightly. They often report womens’ mags content as news.
LOL. 
How can you say that with serious face.
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Ahead of the Cheap Seats new season tonight.
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Tune in to see if Mel drops any f bombs this time. 
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Nick Cody would be by far a better third host than Sam Taunton. Sam just doesn’t resonate and all his gags fall flat.
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I got a good laugh out of his hadron collider gag tonight.
But agree about Nick Cody, he’s great. He was also looking kind of good with his new haircut tonight.
Regarding the body image caps, is this going to be like a dinner table debate? I imagine Michelle Bridges will want to promote fitness as the person next to her will most likely be “fat positive” and the bald guy is a doctor? If so a proper debate with all sides could be what this show needs, we don’t see them anymore’
🫨 I’m scarred for life.
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Sarah and Georgie hosting together tonight. I like it.
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Jason Momoa, Hannah Gadsby, Michael J. Fox, Lewis Capaldi, Dami Im.
This Week On The Project.
From funnies to film stars and falsettos, this week’s star-studded line up on The Project is going to stop even the world’s most hard-bitten channel changers in their tracks.
Giving the working week a jump-start is rev-ered actor Jason Momoa, gear-ing up for a chat tonight about his full throttle role in Fast X.
You might know Tuesday’s guest from their signature drawl and dry observations in Nanette and Body of Work. Tune in to see Emmy Award-winner, Hannah Gadsby, ahead of their third Netflix comedy show Hannah Gadsby: Something Special, streaming now.
Hump day just got a little bit more bearable with news that Waleed Aly has an exclusive Australian interview with Michael J. Fox. If you need another Fox fix, stream STILL: A Michael J. Fox Movie on Apple. The new documentary is an intimate, honest and extraordinary look at the prolific actor and activist’s life, told in his own words.
No need to rub your eyes – Thursday on The Project has got us seeing stars too. First up, Georgie Tunny chats with Scotland’s cheekiest songster, Lewis Capaldi. Set to release his new album, Broken By Desire To Be Heavenly Sent, on May 19, Lewis is the 26-year-old beloved the world over for his raw lyrics, dark humour, and tender honesty.
Then, we prove the adage “good things come in pairs” when Miranda Otto and Teresa Palmer join us live on the desk. The dynamic duo spill on their moody new psychological thriller The Clearing, coming to Disney+ on May 24.
Got Friday on your mind? Us too. That’s because we’ll be tuning in to see American singer Belinda Carlisle chatting in studio about her new album, hitting shelves the same day.
Ending your week on a high is the pitch perfect Dami Im. Maybe you remember her win on The X Factor Australia, maybe you cheered on her iconic 2016 Eurovision performance of Sound of Silence, or maybe you’re keeping her latest single, Collide, on replay. No matter how you know Dami Im, you’re about to know her even better when she graces the Sydney desk live on Sunday.
Want to catch the A-list action in person? Come join the studio audience in Melbourne and Sydney here.
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Tuesday 16 May - Thursday 18 May
Sarah Harris and Georgie Tunny hosting.
Friday 19 May
Michael Hing and Georgie Tunny hosting.
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Such a great dynamic on the desk tonight. Sarah and Georgie work really well together.
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departed or arrived? How could she be jetting out if she was on the show tonight?
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Day trip?
Doesn’t pay to take Daily Mail stories too literally
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