Marking Time — Televised Revolution

The Australian political landscape has been dominated by themes relating to racism and racial inequality, particularly with the Liberal Governments immigration policies. At times, it can be a confusing issue with many of its complexities layered upon one another…

Northern Exposure: Season One — Televised Revolution

Welcome to Cicely Alaska. Population 214 quirky locals and one neurotic Jewish doctor.

In1990 heralded the arrival of the cult classic series Northern Exposure and so came with it a loyal audience and a bright…

In Conversation With….Richard Fidler (Part 1) — Televised Revolution

He’s one of those people that Prime Minister John Howard would likely rather you don’t know about. A longtime ABC comedian with a penchant for art and culture, while maintaining a strong belief Australia should…

Tench Watch: It Begins To Make Sense — Televised Revolution

On the Televised Revolution podcast, Tench Watch emerged. It was surely only a matter of time until David Tench Tonight was canned. There was a theory I was toying with that Channel Ten were not eager to cancel Tench in order…

How I Met Your Mother — Televised Revolution

Every so often there are television series purporting to be the “new Seinfeld”. While most of them have been dire, occasionally a gem like It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia sneaks through. Unfortunately, there are also television series purporting…

Love Monkey — Televised Revolution

In the beginning… there was Ed. Ed was a nice guy. An all-American lad who lived in anytown USA. He ran the local bowling alley and used his legal know-how to start his own small-time law firm where he helped folks in need of assistance. Ed was also lovelorn…

It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia — Televised Revolution

Without fail, a phrase that has been bandied about since the late 90’s is used by journalists and publicists. “The new Seinfeld”. Generally these shows are cancelled within the first few weeks of airing as they’re not very…