The strange case of Q&A and the Christopher Pyne homophobic gibeOn last night’s episode of Q&A the ABC broadcast a bizarre homophobic gibe about Christopher Pyne’s alleged affection for men in uniform. What the…? writes Jeremy Sear.
Q & A
Wright: Howard dodges shoes and Hicks
On last night’s Q&A program former PM John Howard not only fielded some tricky questions - one from former Guantánamo Bay detainee David Hicks - but also dodged a volley of shoes, writes Tony Wright.
Barnaby loses his balls
Barnaby Joyce appeared on Q & A last night, a shadow of his former self. The maverick has been reigned in, simply because he now has nothing to rebel against with the Abbott-led Liberals.
Q: Did the kids embarrass Rudd? A: They pummelled him
Last night Kevin Rudd appeared on ABC’s Q & A with a bunch of troublesome school kids asking him the tough questions and smirking at his Ruddisms. They grilled Rudd so much he basically had burn marks. David Penberthy explains.
Andrew Bolt the Comic Dog
Crikey / Guy Rundle / Monday, 3 August 2009
The Oz is graphing the number of words spoken by panelists on the ABC show Q & A to show that surprise surprise the Tories do badly out of it, but the words ratio they should really be looking at is on Andrew Bolt on Insiders, says Guy Rundle.