Wasn’t Fam Time meant to be a show like this ? Never made it to air …
Some of the sketches were definitely filmed in front of the live audience. I remember on the A Current Affair send-up where Eric Bana would play Ray Martin he would sometimes take questions from the audience (where other performers such as John Walker and Ross Williams would be sitting).
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Fam Time is a scripted comedy series.
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Sorry I was referring to We Interrupt This Broadcast
I hope 7 doesn’t pull it after 1 episode if the numbers aren’t great next week.
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Credits from the first ep has a listing of programs that have NOT authorised the use of their images in the parody and satire of the show 
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how did u get that
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It’s a cap from Seven Publicity’s preview of the show.
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When Fast Forward was made, the credits didn’t have the listing of programs that have not authorised the use of their images.
I wonder why the producers of We Interrupt This Broadcast did it this time.
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Maybe someone threatened legal action if they didn’t?
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Or think viewers are too dumb to know what shows they are parodying? 
Perhaps it’s to help viewers work out which shows they are attempting to parody 
They could have been a bit more accurate in describing shows like listing MasterChef instead of MC Australia etc.
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A show that adapts to my terrible sense of humour. Finally…
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Finally, a topical satire taking Gardening Australia down a peg.
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I wonder how many shows on the Seven Network they make fun of …
It’s listed in the credits posted above - Border Security and SAS.
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That’s fantastic! It seems genuine, maybe a just in case, as it’s using Seven Studios’ long-running generic production ender (the ‘black box’ split screen - used to be red going back to around 2004), as opposed to Seven Broadcast Ops’ equally long-running end credits split screen often seen during movies (the ‘red line’). But am wondering if it is also more a wink and a nod, considering the show is satire and taking the piss 
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MKR
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I find it strange that no one seems to be reviewing the actual show that has been available to the media for a couple of weeks. Instead all that anyone is publishing is publicity fluff. Not even a single line of opinion to close off the PR blurb.
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