Joshua Fox

Since then, there hasn't really been anything else like this from Nine because essentially every year as the show has reached new extremes, the cast have just become more and more outspoken on their own.

So like Nine giving them a live platform to kind of poke them into reliving drama and

Again, I suppose it's just been too risky.

Like think now, like last year, you've got Jackie doing a TikTok live every day.

Everyone's making second Instagrams just to say everything, spill all the behind the scenes stuff, produce some manipulation.

Like basically everything that Nine and the producers don't want us viewers to know, we now know because every year the cast just...

Go rogue.

And the cast members doing that, I suppose, has led to the success of podcasts like mine because I'm not bound to sticking to narratives dictated by Channel 9 that may often skew the facts a little bit.

So like when cast members speak to me or other podcasts or do breakfast radio or just go on TikTok Live, they can essentially say what they want.

And that's often all they want, like the freedom to give their side of whatever has happened away from the network and in a way where their words are not going to be edited or twisted.

Sorry, I know I'm going a bit rambly and off script now.

And don't get me wrong, I'm stoked for this show.

The more content, the better, in my opinion.

I suppose I'm just curious, firstly, can this spin-off show actually deliver something unmissable and unfiltered in the way that we, as the viewers, are now accustomed to?

As I say, there's a certain level of Rogue we now expect.

And if it's just them doing a fluffy interview going, God, yeah, that was a crazy week.

God, yeah, I'm glad I spoke up on...

called this person a bitch or called that guy a fuckboy.

Like, to me, that's not really drama.

That's just a fluffy conversation.