There’s something quintessentially Australian about the weirdest moments on domestic TV.
pivoted to plotlines featuring, among others, vampires with lasers, man-eating plants, Abigail as TV sexpert Bambi Chute, and Neo-Nazis hunting for Eva Braun’s necklace, which had the power to turn its wearer into an ancient Egyptian goddess. It didn’t help the ratings, but it did inspire a sort of awe in viewers, who were now becoming used to switching the TV on and exclaiming “what the hell is going on”.
Gretel Killeen and Merlin Luck in the season 4 episode of Big Brother, in which the just-evicted housemate staged a protest.Australia’s Top Model Just as Amanda was making an equally heartfelt runner-up address, Murdoch’s face fell and her hand went again to her ear. “Oh my god … I don’t know what to say right now … I’m feeling a bit sick about this … no …” the stunned supermodel said, before uttering those now-immortal words, “I’m so sorry …it’s Amanda.” Confusion and embarrassment reigned: Amanda made a muted acknowledgment, Kelsey responded with frankly heroic composure, and Sarah Murdoch resolved never to do live TV again.
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