Joshua Fox

Please get behind it.

We'll be dropping the teasers and the backstories, I think, from today or tomorrow.

And I like, although this is very much my project, remember there are investors and other people involved.

So like, I'll be honest, the backstories do play into more of the shock factor just to

hook people and playing into what people expect ahead of the first episode.

But trust me when I say like this show will just have so much substance beyond that, that I ask you lovely people to please give it a chance and wait for it.

And yeah, at Spicy Summer Series on socials.

See ya.

Hello and welcome back to the Maths Funny Podcast with me Joshua Fox and guys there has been an unlikely resurrection of former Married at First Sight cast members landing pretty big new TV shows that will soon see them returning to the spotlight not just in Australia but on a global scale for one bride in particular who's going to be flying the flag for Down Under internationally and

And I also have news of Jessica Power's bizarre new feud with one much-beloved Australian actor that I guarantee none of you saw coming.

But before that, a week or so ago, Channel 9 announced a brand new math spin-off show that is coming this January to run alongside the upcoming 2026 season.

But what they didn't mention in their press release is the huge dilemma behind the scenes about this show and the past attempts to make it work and why they were cancelled.

So over the last week or so, you may have seen some articles floating around online with this press release attached, and I'm going to read it to you now.

Nine today have announced it will continue the nation's biggest conversation with the groundbreaking new Stan original series, Maths After the Dinner Party.

Maths After the Dinner Party is set to become the must-watch destination for every Maths fan.

Firstly, side note, that's this podcast.

Thank you very much.

Anyway, back to this press release voice I'm doing.

Streaming exclusively on Stan, which I should point out here is owned by Channel 9, so don't expect anything.

any rogue shit on there calling out the network or producers because, you know, the stand is on by nine.