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Rudd / Abbott agree on TV debate format
TV Tonight offers the leaders some potential Debate formats to draw in the big crowds.
- Published by David Knox
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Given Labor and Liberal can’t seem to agree on the best format for a TV Debate, may I offer the following suggestions?
- One leader in the Big Brother safe house and another in the halfway house. To be evicted after an SMS vote by viewers with a twist that they must lead a minority government with housemate Tim.
- Abbott and Rudd mimic a wedding scene on a Slideshow tilting floor. First one to crash into Anh Do loses.
- Tony Abbott is grazed by a passing car on the street, and Kevin Rudd drives him to hospital. Both die on the way and nobody wants their organ donations.
- Redfoo votes for Tony Abbott, but Dawn French has her heart set on KRudd. They settle on a duet but the harmony is way off pitch. Nobody makes it to boot camp.
- Kevin Rudd becomes the new co-host to Kochie so Tony Abbott teams up with Karl. Joe Hildebrand upstages them all at Manly Beach which was his masterplan all along.
- Seven and Nine agree to a joint debate broadcast due to start at 7:30 Sunday, but one network starts it 10 minutes earlier while the other finishes 20 minutes later and codes it into 3 separate shows. The worm gives up in despair.
- Both leaders agree to forgo the first debate for a TV stoush between Liberal candidate Jaymes Diaz and TEN reporter John Hill. It would get much better ratings anyway.
- Gina Rinehart invites both leaders to a debate in the Channel TEN boardroom to be streamed live on zeebox. Nobody makes it out alive.
- Abbott agrees to a debate on Foxtel with David Speers but Kevin Rudd suggests they both wait for the NBN to be finished and won’t go anywhere near Channel Rupert.
- Abbott and Rudd stage agree to appear on SBS 2 late on Friday night, awkwardly titled as a Mass Debate.
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10 Responses
Love your work David
A Survivor challenge!
10 members from both parties, including the leaders are put on an island. The winning team can rule for the next 3 years!
lol David
And a special conversation about Downton Abbey featuring Tony Abbott, Chris Pyne and special guest Lindsay Tanner.
LOL very funny stuff!
Well done!
Wonder how many disappointed young men would be devastated to discover the SBS2 version is really a debate!! Great stuff!
Haha! Thanks for brightening up my rainy day David.
A Katter v Palmer debate would rate higher
HAHA! Gold!