Why didn’t they repeat The Project Presents 9/11: 20 Years On on the actual day? Why don’t they have this on 10play?
Same with Mirror, Mirror. Why isn’t it on 10play?
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Is is there, under The Project show page.
https://10play.com.au/theproject/episodes/2021/the-project-presents-911-20-years-on/tpv210907ndpkl
It’s also on there, not sure why you couldn’t find it.
OK. Thanks for the links. Couldn’t see them there on Friday night and I did try searching on the titles.
You’d think they would do a better job promoting all their local content and pin it to the top of 10play.
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Tuesday (14.09.2021): Hamish Macdonald is hosting from Sydney tonight, filling in for Waleed.
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Thursday 16 September -
Chrissie Swan is at the desk tonight.
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Friday (17.09.2021):
Chris Bath is co-hosting with Hamish tonight. Nazeem Hussain and Susie Youssef also on the desk.
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Great line-up there, nice to see Chris & Hamish reunited.
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Monday (20.09.2021) - Wednesday (22.09.2021): Lisa Wilkinson is hosting from Sydney, filling in for Carrie.
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Have Lisa and Steve ever been on the show together? Could be an interesting chemistry.
This made it onto the show tonight.
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Rachel Corbett in the host chair tonight with Hamish, along with Courtney Act on the desk and Nazeem appearing on screen from Melbourne.
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Weird chemistry tonight. What happened to Hamish’s thumb?
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Not really a fan of Kate Langbroek on the show, she always derails it and doesn’t add much.
Much better alternatives they could have on as regulars.
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Wow different strokes for different folks. I think Kate is brilliant and one of my favourite guest panelists. She always says what I’m thinking and talks through her reasoning. I just wish she was on our TV’s more.
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She’s alright but an be a bit annoying sometimes. I don’t think she should be on every week.
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Lisa is on the cover of Stellar magazine this Sunday, ahead of the release of her autobiography It Wasn’t Meant to Be Like This on October 27.
“A force in Australian cultural life”, what does that even mean?