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At Home With Julia (2 Viewers)

Cianyx

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ABC1 9.30 tonight apparently. Meh, could be fun
 

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Haven't seen this weeks yet so will of course reserve judgement, my observation of the first two episodes was that it was ok comedy but pretty lousy satire. Relied mostly on bogan sort of gags which is legitimate in it's own rights but when you pitch the show at political junkies it's gonna disappoint. Regarding the controversy, I think most of it is fair game, I've no problem with people making fun of what she wears etc but the slights on Tim Matheson are pretty grubby frankly. Most of them are sexist, many are homophobic and none of them would have ever been made about Jannette Howard or Therese Rein.
 
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I saw whatever ep was on tonight (think it might have been 3) and pretty much what lentern said, funny/creepy at times but kinda dumb as well.
 

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Was hoping for something more like The Thick of It
 

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Have just seen the most recent episode, with a bigger array of character quirks to call upon the satirical side of it was a lot sharper and enjoyable, but I don't know how much of that was just Jonathan Biggins and Paul McCarthy's acting as much as anything. Two lines I really enjoyed was when Rudd refered to Swan as Brutus and when Gillard said to Keating "that's really interesting Paul" and he replied "yes I am Julia."
 

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