Craig McLachlan

Sorry, that's the truth of it.

And that's not my call.

That's the director.

But she comes along and watches the show anyway to support her friends.

She auditions again, already in 2017.

By the way, it's worth noting, it was already public knowledge that I was doing the show and it was certainly knowledge for months before that within the industry.

Why would you come back?

Why would you even audition if I was such an awful person?

My accusers, they've been difficult personalities.

I tell you what I don't do, Michael, I don't send them loving texts.

You know, I don't crack jokes with them and tell them how much I love them.

And I don't keep that sort of facade, that duplicity going for years.

If I've worked with someone I don't like, I do what's required to get through the shooting day or doing the show.

And when it's all said and done, I give them a hug or a handshake and say, good luck to you.

And that's it.

You've suddenly got people in positions who have announced themselves as proud, flag-waving members of the Me Too club.

That's fine.

These people are in important positions, whether it's Victoria Police, prosecution, whatever.

I'll tell you what's really telling, Michael, is when in regional Victoria, I was stopped on the street in the city of Bendigo by a uniformed cop.

This is after my acquittal.