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Leila McKinnon to host Inside Story
Leila McKinnon will host Nine's new current affairs show, joined by 3 reporters.
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Leila McKinnon will host Nine’s new current affairs show, Inside Story.
Reporters will include Tom Steinfort, Alicia Loxley and Peter Stefanovic.
The show will cover themed topics, such as real life crimes, human dramas, adventures, mysteries and medical miracles, with reporters talking to McKinnon in a studio.
It is also planning exposes and investigations to attract headlines.
The first episode is expected to look at supposed victims of crime who were covering up their own deeds.
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13 Responses
I love Leila too, but what’s happened to her teeth?
Wouldn’t it be lovely if 9, 7 & 10 came up with a few original ideas. Sounds like a direct rip off of Wanted.
I still think it’s a risky move by 9- but if the concept is handled correctly as a late night program, then it could be quite successful.
How exactly will this fit into channel 9’s line up of news? Unless ACA is on it’s way out (hopefully).
This is a pretty risky move, considering last years failures of “The Truth Is” & “Revealed” on channel 10. Just because it’s a different channel, doesn’t mean we’ll all suddenly tune in.
A crucial point: it’s Nine not TEN, which barely filmed one story a week for Revealed, left unsupported on a Thursday night. Truth Is was burnt off in double eps. This sounds like a 9:30 show to me.
Our FTA networks are slowly segueing into 24 hour news/magazine shows – how very sad.
More bloody news
I love Leila. Could watch her till the cows come home.
How many more current affairs programmes are we going to get on TV this sounds as boring as ACA, why is it channel 9 can only survive on these types of programmes or repeats, that’s all they seem to have on all day. So over it, don’t they have anything else worth showing?
Sounds like a cross between Four Corners and Wanted
How is different from 60 Minutes.
Hotgoat: 60 Mins has separate stories, no studio chat. These are themed, as indicated.
Sounds very “A Current Affair”-ish.
“It is also planning exposes and investigations to attract headlines”. Careful. Remember the Filipino motor mechanic?