Louise McSharry

The Australian one is like, it's something like 40 episodes.

Like you need to be watching it every day.

And if you get behind, you are out of the loop.

But it is very entertaining.

It's a very good show.

It completely takes over Australian television every year.

People love it.

People are rabid for it.

And I do I have to say I find it just so watchable sometimes I like to have things on in the background when I'm writing and stuff and because it's like quite a slow pace a lot of the time it's kind of ideal for that you can have it on the background when you're writing or when you're doing something else you don't really need to be paying attention to every single bit of it.

And yeah, I've been enjoying watching the first couple of weeks of it.

I'm not entirely up to date.

I know that there's something that happens with Brooke.

Someone DM to me this morning and was like, please talk about this.

And I haven't gotten to that yet, but I think so far it's pretty good.

The most noteworthy things I think, and the most noteworthy characters from the show so far are,

are Gia, who is the girl who constantly talks about her breast implants.

I don't feel like I'm objectifying her when I say that, just to differentiate her from the other people.

Her whole thing is, I'm hot, I'm hot, I'm hot, I'm hot.

That's her whole thing.

And she had this like immediate rivalry with one of the other female cast members, Beck, and I find that dynamic very entertaining.