Last Man Standing — Episode 1 — Televised Revolution

Last Man Standing started in June 2005 and concluded in October of the same year. With the exception of an over-priced (and likely low-print run) DVD release, the show will likely disappear into the ether of Australian television series…

Big Brother Australia says hello to a midget — Televised Revolution

While I consider the concept of Big Brother fascinating, I feel the execution has been quite poor since its inception. Not to mention that the majority of contestants have just been horrible, ghastly people. Not…

Channel 9 Brisbane signs Lofty — Televised Revolution

Brisbane is home to a newsreader who makes the ladies swoon. Women want him. Men want to be him.

Andrew “Lofty” Lofthouse.

Pilot — Rush — Televised Revolution

This week Channel Ten are launching their new cop drama ‘Rush’. Originally pitched to the network as ‘Tactical Response’, the show was rejected. Come 2008, however, Channel Ten found themselves concerned that they may have very little programing as a result of the US…

Underbelly DVD Release — Not For Sale In Victoria — Televised Revolution

As troublesome as the screening of Underbelly as been for Channel 9, the distribution of its official DVD set is set to be much worse.

Pilot Season — Fringe — Televised Revolution

The important thing to realise about this highly-anticipated, big budget pilot from JJ Abrams (Alias, Lost, What About Brian?) is that the show is just a bit shit.

The Life & Times of Tim — Televised Revolution

HBO have been in an interesting predicament of late. Their flagship shows The Sopranos and Sex & The City have wound down and very few of the marquee shows launched since have achieved the same level of recognition or acclaim. Instead, viewers seem…

Last Man Standing: Episode 5 — Televised Revolution

Writer: Marieke Hardy
Director: Elsie McCredie

Plot Synopsis: As we re-join our intrepid inner-city dwellers the night after the big landscaping awards, we are privy to two weekend staples…