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Friday, June 03, 2005

Can I be in the show?

While UK viewers are having the collective tits bored off them by the non-event that is Celebrity Love Island, the reality TV steamroller is doing a much better job of flattening everything in its path elsewhere in the world.
One new series we would really like to see is Australia's CELEBRITY CIRCUS, in which the usual parade of people nobody can quite place try to learn how to juggle, walk the tightrope, spin plates and what-have-you.
Unfortunately, there was no public voting element, so viewers were denied the opportunity to have Dieter Brummer (who made us feel all funny inside when he was Shane in Home And Away) thrown to the lions.
Shame.

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