“Who in their right mind thought this was a good idea?” One strange new addition to The Block this season has viewers cringing.
The reno juggernaut’s trio of judges typically first appear on screen each season in a classy intro package befitting their years of experience.
Neale Whitaker will readjust a cuff, Shaynna Blaze will offer a wry smile and Darren Palmer will throw the camera a bit of Blue Steel before they get down to the business of judging.This must have been so much fun and not at all awkward to film!
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