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Oops. Christine Anu drops F-bomb
Singer Christine Anu last night on The Project forgot she was Live to air...
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Singer Christine Anu was so in the moment when Carrie Bickmore suggested she re-release My Island Home last night on The Project that she forgot she was Live to air.
Right before family show The Masked Singer too….
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I really wish someone would ask Christine about a different song of hers, it’s like “My Island Home” was the only thing she ever did. Someone ask about “Monkey and the Turtle”, I loved that song!! ☺
Strangely the offending line was muted in the 11:30(ish) rerun. Not just the F-word, the whole sentence. Can’t have people swearing in between commercials for phone sex lines!
LOL! That was absolute gold! Naughty Christine/Goldfish, but very funny. But I don’t understand why they bleeped it out in the encore. It was 12.30am. Who was going to be offended at that time of the night?
Maybe it was bleeped for the Perth broadcast (2 hrs later) and they replayed that. Broadly speaking shows also have to fit with classification info regardless of slot.
And the online version on 10play.
there was something weird and awkward about the whole interview, she did not seem very happy to be there, giving one word answers and barely cracking a smile in what was supposed to be a light interview.
Totally agree with everything Mr. J said.
“Won’t somebody please think of the children?”
Some major pearl clutching being displayed in all media outlets today on this non-story
That “family” show The Masked Singer where the lyrics of one song were “I threw your shit into a bag and pushed it down the stairs”. 😆
Note “family show”, not “kids show”. The Masked Singer is rated PG to cover such language, though most episodes I think would be fine with a G rating.
“Family” noun 1. a group consisting of two parents and their children living together as a unit.
I’m sure most people would consider a “family show” to be one that the whole family could watch, rather than the ones that require parental guidance for those under the age of 12.
“Family show” definitely means one the whole family can watch.