Now for a news flash
if you know you know
Now for a news flash
if you know you know
That’s called indecent exposure. Quite illegal.
It was also the caption to a cartoon in Penthouse or Playboy in the early 90s featuring Anne Fullwood sitting at a news desk delivering a “news flash”
Anne and Ten took legal action and I believe the issue was pulped.
The BBC produced a series of mock nightly news bulletins to mark a key anniversary of World War 2… each bulletin covered significant events of the day concerned complete with reports and “live” crosses.
It was very well done…
Never mind Tomorrow Tonight on the ABC I’d be happy if they did Yesterday Today and just produced historical news bulletins based on real events.
Great education content.
That promo for Seven is missing a very important disclaimer though…
“Offer invalid for One Day International Cricket, go and give money to Foxtel if you really want to watch those matches you used to see coverage of on TV for free.”
The BBC also did this with a series of bulletins based around Jesus and his death.
Again, very well done with an amazing theme to it…
I don’t know how Ten can expect anyone to watch their Saturday nights when they can’t promote the line-up because it is full of TBAs. Perhaps they could turn it into a ‘surprise’ night.
RNZ News First…?
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Fox News supporting CNN’s lawsuit against the Trump administration. I can imagine Trump live-tweeting the headlines from Fox and Friends…
You do realise I changed the username and picture on purpose, right?
That’s a bit cheeky, @SydneyOnAirTV!
will it be pumped out on prime?
pm me source woman xoxo ty
just straight up reminds me of ten in like the 03-05 days, when they had that adults only/uplate/uncut version of BBAU
What a time to be alive
Bring those days back.
Apparently women (massive generalisation) hate the word “Moist”
A discussion at my place of work a few years ago revealed the majority dislike the word. This came about because a cake was described as moist.
It was subsequently revealed that female members of the team also have problems with “panties” … the word not the item.
Put the two words together and there were shrieks of horror.
Go figure…
Since the segment in this week’s episode of Scope where Lee Constable presented a forecast was recorded before the relaunch, I’ve had a go at whipping one up with the current look!
Credit to @dJ_Cazzah for the Synoptic cap I used as the background. Wanted to use one from TVQ weather (since Scope is produced there), but couldn’t find one that quite worked so settled for a generic.