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  1. If they replaced it with re-run’s of the Simpsons I might actually start watching TV3 again.

    1. Better yet, the Nanny exactly like old times. After all, we can’t (always) have animation on weeknights.

  2. New Zealand journalism and current affairs is dreadfully, dreadfully, fragmented.

    And dreadfully, dreadfully, over-priced. You need so many subscriptions to keep up that it’s becoming unaffordable.

    Shame. . . . ‘cos the country really does deserve better.

  3. Right on Martyn . The false applause turned me off the project from the first day and Jeremy appears to me to be creepy uncle nobody wants so I can’t watch the other channel. As for Paddy his real issue is the fact that he actually believes people want him to foist his opinions on them. Damn the lot of them.

  4. Now to love. Currently one of the big reports in the New Zealand media space is that Chippy found companionship during Labour’s rise and demise. This is a love story that belongs on a sinking ship like the Project, a tale of struggle, intimacy and ultimately tragedy (with more intimacy) so shallow and irrelevant in the current global situation that only a cringe 2 minute laugh track masquerading as journalism could do it justice. There is no war in Gaza, it is a systematic slaughter of innocent civilians by the Israel and American governments.

  5. Agree with all the comments

    It was an appalling programme as is 7sharp. Honestly the cost presumably includes on both of them the clothing they wear and their hairstyles, why do they do that to Hilary barry, she has straight hair you morons absolutely stupid!!!!!

    Paddy Gower do you remember his drinking programme, pretty pathetic compared with Guyon Espiner’s proper in-depth look at booze and then drugs. of course booze is our No. 1 Drug and should be treated as such.

    The whole lot can go to hell, they never have anything on I want to watch… well maybe tonight’s drama with Robyn Malcom. Oh yes that other show a Kiwi invented ‘The Repair Shop’.

    But all that endless survivor crap, food shows, gay men being dickheads showing off property

    The news on both channels is appalling, so bloody light weight more about sport than real news. You idiots thousands marched on the streets yesterday – probably 20,000 and where was that why don’t we have a real discussion about why Kiwis are marching.. why don’t we look at the history of palestine, why was it given to another group of people and the Palestinians pushed out, oh no far to difficult for us to understand with our tiny brains.

    When are we going to have a proper debate / discussion about our INDEPENDENT foreign policy? Or are all these politicians just going to say yes yes yes forever.

  6. I see the reference ‘7pm Current Affairs slot.’ Is there an immutable truth that there has to be a 7pm Current Affairs slot?

    I realise serious issues of the day should be looked at, must have attention given to them. Do people have the appetite though for traditional time slots with serious issues stacked for attention? I do get that everyone demands a say, to be involved and be informed but they sure as shit don’t want to invest a half or full hour having their brains exercised.

    1. Okay real current affairs and a deep look into one subject…for half an hour with adverts. yeah nah too difficult

  7. Can someone please give Vlad the precise coordinates of the Panel on RNZ for a Kinzhal visit.

  8. Seven Sharp in its current form is the kind of show that should be on at 9am weekdays and The Project would be more suited to late night TV audience.

  9. At least Project had a studio auidence and some decent guests now and again. Humour was good.

    A better show than seven sharp.

  10. May be get that guy that did the current affairs on Max TV.

    If they’re smart they would poach and make Moana Whāea Of The Nation.

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