[Sherril54]

Sadly, most of the panel became a bit to o woke as time passed.

I wouldn`t say woke I would say air heads!

 

[janerussell]

Don't understand the comparison to The Chase as it is different timeslot, 5pm NOT 6pm! What hope have we got when they can't even get that right! Need something light-hearted, not more depression with presenters with equally depressing personalities. The Project should never have been axed. BIG mistake.

 

[rehandra]

I cannot take to the male who was hosting the show..Denman or Denhman or something. Only saw it once.

 

[Rocket25]

Neighbour’s was mentioned OMG it was on par with Home and Away, please bring back Mr Squiggle and Rin Tin Tin or maybe even The Three Stooges.

 

[Trevor A]

This is the first time I have even heard that the Project got axed. That speaks volumes. I agree with a few of the other commenters about Waleed Aly. He was the only reason I stopped watching The Project when the comments from this 'serious' journalist became weighted towards a certain ideology that was very unAustralian. I agree with his right to have an opinion, but when it colored his delivery on facts, it pushed me away. It was that simple. I have not seen an episode in about 13.5 of its 14 seasons. Bargain Hunt for me became a staple watch on my TV.

 

[Aquired Taste]

Anything would have been better than "The Project". So left wing it was difficult to watch with a bias so obvious it was tedious. Live to air TV is doomed, reflected in the plethora of cheap to produce reality shows and news forums plus advertisements run in the news programs disguised as news. Sheer desperation.

 

[Veggiepatch]

What else would you expect from Network Ten, which is ultimately owned and ruled by the US based Paramount International Networks.

If you have ever watched US news on the NBC and CBS networks, you would immediately realise how much of a shit fight these outlets are.

 

[Isis]

Watched twice poor imitation. Try again. People like game shows a good time slot for one.

 

[Isis]

It hasn't been axed. It's been taken from a one hour show to 30 minutes.

Might work I will have another look

 

[SuzyStrange]

I was a huge fan of The Project from the start.
I have refused to watch this supposed replacement purely on principle.
Channel 10 has killed quite a few watchable shows. There is only a couple of reasons left to watch.

 

[drambuie69]

Who wants to watch a program that is a re-hash of the news program that had just been aired. The pictures are the same, or some even come on from days before, even weeks, the verbal re-hash is close to the previous presentation with the inserting or changing of a few lines. As for the regular news at 5pm, Ms Sully should try and read the teleprompter more closely, some of her poor diction, reading skills and losing her place are starting to increase quite a bit. I grew up with what I can only describe as the 'professional' news readers ie: Rodger Climpson, Brian Henderson, James Dibble and before that Chuck Faulkner, who read from the news paper in front of him. The standards have certainly declined. As for the overpaid boffins in charge, they haven't a clue how to provide good entertaining programs, that is the main reason that my time spent on Channel Ten is approximately 2hrs. per day and that is not every day.
Have a great day everyone, laugh and have a smile it helps.

 

[jsan]

I vote for the three stooges

 

[Fisherman2320]

The Project gave me a chance to unwind and when it was axed. I switched off. Get a life 10 and listen to people.

 

[Jest]

i have never watched the project and i have forgotten we have a chanel 10.
says it all.

 

[Jest]

I loved Waleed, he would have kept me there, it was the other air heads that didn`t inerest me.

you must be the only one. i never watched because of him and his missus.

 

[Sherril54]

you must be the only one. i never watched because of him and his missus.

Well I don`t know why you didn`t watch him and his missus, she was only on a few times. He was the only one who had a very good knowledge of social issues, sport etc and was very interesting in his commentary, You did miss out on a real professional.

 

[7777]

Everyone is trying to deliver the news in a totally different and unique way, but at the end of the day, information regarding every news story, is going to be no different from the previous news that was read by news presenter's. The only difference is that different presenter's, are reading the same news. Too much of back to back, news, can become quite depressing and stressful, as the news stories that are often read out first, are about crime, violence and sadly, loss of lives. Yes, news is important to view but only once a day , not over and over again. Channel Ten would be the talk of the town, if only it would bring back some of the older programs that so many enjoyed long ago.

Shows such as, The Brady Bunch. Oh please don't laugh, we all enjoyed every program. Then there was Gilligan's Island, I dream of Jeannie The Three Stooges, Bewitched, Lost In Space, Hogan's Heroes, The Beverly Hillbillies, The Adams Family, The Munsters, My There Sons, The Path Duke Show, Mash, The Dick Van Dyke Show, Here's Lucy, Petticoat Junction, Adam-12, Get Smart, Green Acres, Daniel Boone, McHale's Navy, The Flintstones, Flipper, Skippy The Bush Kangaroo, Lassie, Mr Ed, The Flying Nun, H.R. Pufnstuf, Gidget, The Bugs Bunny Show, Car 54 Where Are You, The Pink Panther Show, Me Bean and many more.

Our younger generation have forgotten what is like to have some humour in life. Everyone is so occupied with selfies and the me, me, me attitude. If any of the above shows were to go on air again, it would bring back some amazing memories of the past, and at the same time, allow the younger generation to enjoy watching the shows as much as we did.

 

[gone bowling]

I loved watching the Project nightly (except Saturdays). The current male presenter is really sleezy and I can't stand watching him. He gives me the creeps. I wonder how many other women see him this way?