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Speaker 3: Welcome to the Spill, your daily pop culture fix.
Speaker 1: I'm Cassana lu.
Speaker 2: Kitch and I'm Laura Brudnick.
Speaker 3: And today we are diving deep into the logis. Last
Speaker 3: night it was Australia's Night of Nights. We're going to
Speaker 3: go into the fashion, the red carpet, some of the misses,
Speaker 3: not on fashion, but on like maybe the stand up
Speaker 3: stuff and the big winners.
Speaker 1: But first we're going to start with our red carpet. Now,
Speaker 1: Laura was there, I wasn't.
Speaker 3: I was comfy and cozy in my Jarmis that sounds
Speaker 3: so nice because it was.
Speaker 1: Very wet day.
Speaker 3: Yes, but yeah, can you tell us a little bit
Speaker 3: about the chaos of the red carpet and then we'll
Speaker 3: talk about some of our looks.
Speaker 4: It's so funny because when the broadcast was still going
Speaker 4: at like eleven forty five last night. I don't want
Speaker 4: to feel that bad for the celebrities and their gowns,
Speaker 4: but I did a little bit because they were all there.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm sure they started getting ready at like
Speaker 4: nine am in the morning, but they were all there
Speaker 4: at like round two o'clock kind of lining up too
Speaker 4: on the red carpet, which is when I got there.
Speaker 4: So if I sound daisy today, guys, it's because I
Speaker 4: got to the Logis red carpet at two pm and
Speaker 4: I left them on MIR office at about one point
Speaker 4: thirty last night from doing the coverage and now I'm
Speaker 4: here and that's show biz and you well, I don't
Speaker 4: know in the camera, but yes, the red carpet. So
Speaker 4: it was at the Star in Sydney, which I love.
Speaker 4: I was saying to the team last night in one
Speaker 4: of the hours of delirium that the Logis is one
Speaker 4: of the Australian events where it feels as fancy in
Speaker 4: real life as it does on camera, because so many
Speaker 4: times you see premiers and they look so fancy on
Speaker 4: TV or people's socials, but you just know that behind
Speaker 4: the scenes it was a little more low key. But
Speaker 4: the Logis was, yes, super fancy, huge red carpet. Everyone
Speaker 4: was there and some like really good looks. This year
Speaker 4: I thought I.
Speaker 1: Was a little bit disappointed. I have a couple of fays.
Speaker 4: Yes, when you say disappointed. We disappointed that they like
Speaker 4: the looks one over the top enough, like you don't
Speaker 4: have to name names already can.
Speaker 3: But I just think there was nothing that I was
Speaker 3: like wow, wow wow, yeah. And I think sometimes that
Speaker 3: can happen with the logies.
Speaker 4: Do you know why some people when they do take
Speaker 4: a big swing with a big gown at the logies,
Speaker 4: they get made fun of because I guess astraia sometimes
Speaker 4: we pull back on there. I remember, like this is
Speaker 4: years and years ago, but I remember one year Beg
Speaker 4: Judd wore this huge gown and she had absolutely roasted.
Speaker 4: And there's a few people over the years I think
Speaker 4: like a volume of stress already thinks super glittery. They
Speaker 4: get really roasted for being over the tops. I think
Speaker 4: everyone's too scared to.
Speaker 2: Go all out, even though I love that.
Speaker 4: I would love to see like a ten meter train
Speaker 4: going down the carpet.
Speaker 1: I mean we saw a few pants suits like Kitty Flanagan.
Speaker 3: I feel like she looked great that sort of sat
Speaker 3: knee suit that she wore.
Speaker 4: Well, her show won like five awards at night, so
Speaker 4: she was up and down the stage and she probably
Speaker 4: actually she had to be mobile, she had to be agile.
Speaker 2: And she would have been comfy, Yeah, which is so important.
Speaker 3: So Sonya Krueger in custom Alan Leekal and I thought
Speaker 3: that was absolutely stunning.
Speaker 1: I always think she looks really amazing.
Speaker 3: Like I know that she's over the top, like that's
Speaker 3: kind of what I wanted to see. This beautiful column dress.
Speaker 3: It was like gold, sparkly, this gorgeous cinched in waist,
Speaker 3: and you know, watching her on the broadcast, I just
Speaker 3: thought she looked really, really gorgeous.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she did look lovely.
Speaker 4: Oh. Also, guys, go to this Spill podcast Instagram page
Speaker 4: and we'll put all the looks were about to talk about.
Speaker 4: We'll put the photos there so you can follow along
Speaker 4: with us. Yeah, there was a few. I loved Zanro
Speaker 4: in the red with the different cutouts and the draping
Speaker 4: and the red lip.
Speaker 2: I think she looked gorgeous. Who else did you like?
Speaker 1: The other one?
Speaker 3: I really loved Tanya Hennessy in this beautiful sort of
Speaker 3: baby pink satinnee dress and Mary Eonidas designed the dress.
Speaker 3: And she's just gotten pregnant and after this big, you know,
Speaker 3: seven year struggle with IVF. She looked so happy. She
Speaker 3: looks so beauty. Beautiful and she was just glowing.
Speaker 2: I loved her.
Speaker 4: She looked gorgeous and it was so funny because she
Speaker 4: was going along doing some interviews and she looked all
Speaker 4: glowy in a beautiful pink party dress and then she
Speaker 4: was like, guys, I'm only doing the red carpet and
Speaker 4: then I'm going home because I'm so tired. And I
Speaker 4: just thought, especially when it fit the broadcast finished at midnight,
Speaker 4: I was like, that is the thing to do. Do
Speaker 4: the red carpet, see everyone, take the photos, and then
Speaker 4: get out of it.
Speaker 3: I actually was messaging her on Instagram the other day
Speaker 3: and I was like, Babe, I know that you've been
Speaker 3: going through this journey and it's a lot, but like
Speaker 3: go take an app like you're allowed to sleep, and she's.
Speaker 1: Like, thank you so much. Yes, I need to sleep.
Speaker 2: Oh god, yeah, so good honor.
Speaker 1: I'm glad she did that.
Speaker 4: A few people who I thought had really like again,
Speaker 4: stand out dresses. Polling now who was up for the
Speaker 4: gold LOGI in the beautiful like a cream corset, like
Speaker 4: so structured and this beautiful full silk draping skirt, and
Speaker 4: like when she walked towards us, so we can interview
Speaker 4: her on the red carpet.
Speaker 2: She like she could have been in the oscars.
Speaker 1: She looked so regal.
Speaker 4: And her dad was walking behind her on the red
Speaker 4: carpet the whole way, watching her give interviews, watching everyone
Speaker 4: swarm around her, with his big smile on his face,
Speaker 4: and it was so cute. I also loved Chloe Hayden
Speaker 4: from Heartbreak High.
Speaker 2: Yeah, who was wearing. I think it was Romance is.
Speaker 4: Born with like the beautiful, sparkly details and the she'skirt.
Speaker 3: That's kind of what I want to see. I want
Speaker 3: to see like a little bit more like fashioning, yeah,
Speaker 3: rather than bridally.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Sometimes I think Logi's fashion does via into like high
Speaker 4: school formal look a little bit, with the kind of
Speaker 4: the gown or the column dress and like the slight
Speaker 4: waved hair. It's yeah, it's all very but I guess
Speaker 4: you want to play it safe because like some places
Speaker 4: still do the best and worst. What did you think
Speaker 4: of Zoe Foster Blake's dress, Because that was the weirdly
Speaker 4: the dress that was like the contentious dress of the night.
Speaker 1: Again, it was more a fashioning dress.
Speaker 4: Yes, which is why I think that few people were
Speaker 4: just like what is she wearing and I was like, no, no,
Speaker 4: she's done a look.
Speaker 3: But Zoe has I think she's got impeccable style. It
Speaker 3: wasn't my favorite. I feel like the fit at the
Speaker 3: top wasn't that great, but again I prefer the more
Speaker 3: sort of fashion looks.
Speaker 1: Oh that's just fashion look.
Speaker 4: It was like an emerging designer with the cutouts and
Speaker 4: like no one else had a dress like that.
Speaker 1: That's why I liked it.
Speaker 3: Even though I wasn't crazy about the feet on the top,
Speaker 3: I was still like, yes, I do.
Speaker 4: Like I think sometimes like that, it does take a minute,
Speaker 4: Like I had to sort of go back and look
Speaker 4: at it later and really look at it. And that's
Speaker 4: when I really appreciated the detail of styling, because I
Speaker 4: think the first photo I saw of her, it was
Speaker 4: her in the hotel room and they were getting ready,
Speaker 4: her standing in the dress, and for a second I
Speaker 4: thought it was you know, when you're making like a
Speaker 4: fancy dress like that, you do like in like a
Speaker 4: Muslim like a fabric.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, and you do like the shape of it.
Speaker 4: For a second, I'm like, oh, that's the fitting for
Speaker 4: the dress she's going to do, and it's pieced together
Speaker 4: in that white fabric and then they're going to make
Speaker 4: the dress and I realized it was the dress, which
Speaker 4: as she came down the red carpet, I only saw
Speaker 4: her briefly, but she looked gorgeous.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Also, I do want to also preface this.
Speaker 3: We're saying that while I'm judging looks for people on
Speaker 3: the red carpet, I was wearing like a dirty tracksuit
Speaker 3: and no makeup and my hair in a bun, so
Speaker 3: like I don't really have that much bersin.
Speaker 4: But it was literally I was on the red carpet
Speaker 4: because I had a long dress on. I had like
Speaker 4: the raddiest flat pointy shit black shoes that like the
Speaker 4: edge of the heel is falling off because you've got
Speaker 4: to stand there for like nearly four hours. And I
Speaker 4: was just like, I have to wear a broken in shoe. Yeah,
Speaker 4: so I would have died if someone Sorry, but you
Speaker 4: know what, that's part of the job.
Speaker 3: And the final one I do want to mention is
Speaker 3: Ricky Lee. I loved the color Sean Rontero, beautiful, beautiful color,
Speaker 3: like really like striking on the carpet.
Speaker 1: I really like that.
Speaker 3: I don't love it when people wear black on a
Speaker 3: carpet because I do feel like it fades a.
Speaker 4: Little bit, especially because they had the black media walls
Speaker 4: this year, so that made it harder.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So I love when people sort of wear something that's
Speaker 3: quite striking like that.
Speaker 1: And I loved the split.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that looked gorgeous.
Speaker 1: It's so funny.
Speaker 4: When she came over for us to interview, we were
Speaker 4: saying like, oh, we love the Fabrica dress and she's like, yeah,
Speaker 4: I feel it. It's so shiny. It was very shiny,
Speaker 4: I can say from up close the other dress. I
Speaker 4: didn't get to chat to her at the event, but
Speaker 4: I was waiting in the little media holding area before
Speaker 4: we gone too the red carpet, and Lynn McGranger, who
Speaker 4: plays Irene on Home and Away, came out of the
Speaker 4: room where all the Channel seven stars were and it
Speaker 4: was like, I can only describe it as like a
Speaker 4: queen walking into court, because she walked out and she
Speaker 4: was wearing this beautiful satin gown, this really rich, like
Speaker 4: deep gold, and she walked to the media room. Everyone
Speaker 4: was just staring at her and just like, that's like
Speaker 4: a gold Logie winning dress. She knew she was like yeah,
Speaker 4: and she had pulled out the dress of the occasion.
Speaker 2: It's so good.
Speaker 3: Johnny Giella styled her. I've been styling her for many years.
Speaker 3: I think you did a great job.
Speaker 1: Yeah she did.
Speaker 3: She looks beautiful again, a really striking, lots of jewel tones. Yes,
Speaker 3: so that the earrings as well, really striking. Looks great
Speaker 3: on stage, looks great on camera. I think that there's
Speaker 3: some things that don't translate as well onto two photos.
Speaker 4: It's so wild, isn't it. You would see this going
Speaker 4: to eventstimes. You'll see a dress in person and you're like,
Speaker 4: that is the most beautiful dress I've ever seen. And
Speaker 4: then you'll look at like the Getty photos and the
Speaker 4: images that get released, and it just looks so dull.
Speaker 1: There's no movement.
Speaker 4: It's so wild about how many beautiful dresses just tank
Speaker 4: wants their photograph.
Speaker 3: Oh, I've had it many times. Yeah, when I'm like,
Speaker 3: I am killing it.
Speaker 1: I look great, and well look at the photos.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh, and it just doesn't Yes, sometimes
Speaker 2: that they just don't photograph.
Speaker 1: It's not hitting. Yeah, it's not hitting. I also do
Speaker 1: want to talk about the boys quickly?
Speaker 2: Oh yes, yes, who's on your shit list? Tell me
Speaker 2: all of them?
Speaker 3: Oh, really all of them, no one, No one brought
Speaker 3: it again. I love it when men take risks with fashion,
Speaker 3: and I think we're seeing that a lot more. But
Speaker 3: I love you David Campbell. You're a wonderful man and
Speaker 3: a wonderful presenter. But it was like this satiny greeny
Speaker 3: gold color with the bow tie. I think it washed
Speaker 3: him out a bit, and I just didn't love it.
Speaker 1: Poor David Campbell.
Speaker 3: I just I know, and I feel bad because I
Speaker 3: do really love him.
Speaker 1: I just didn't love that suit.
Speaker 3: I feel like, if you're going to take a risk
Speaker 3: with a suit as a man, you've got to really
Speaker 3: do it carefully. And a couple of them just didn't
Speaker 3: really nail it for me.
Speaker 4: Who else or is it just David Campbell was singing out,
Speaker 4: I feel like to throw a few more names.
Speaker 1: They can take it. Dr Chris Brown.
Speaker 2: Oh, he's fine.
Speaker 4: He's a handsome, rich TV style You can say what
Speaker 4: you want to say about that.
Speaker 3: Also, gorgeous, tall, handsome, lovely guy. It was kind of
Speaker 3: these paneled things on the suit, and it.
Speaker 1: Just didn't really work for me.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm sure he'll take that feedback on board. That's important.
Speaker 1: He well, I'm going to messag him about I'm gonna
Speaker 1: tell him, let me say it.
Speaker 4: Yeah again, Maybe it didn't. Maybe she didn't photograph well,
Speaker 4: actually did. I saw his head across the room, of
Speaker 4: course he did. The tall people. Yeah, tall people's heads
Speaker 4: always see each other across. But I couldn't get a
Speaker 4: good look at his pants. I'll do that next time.
Speaker 4: I feel like that's a loss of journalism on my part.
Speaker 3: I think in it tight squeeze, like give me a
Speaker 3: beautiful tucks like Hamish Blake were nice tucks, yes, like
Speaker 3: lovely tucks.
Speaker 1: Nothing special about it. But you know he looked, he
Speaker 1: looks snap, yes and tidy. Love that.
Speaker 4: And that is our feedback on the red carpet. Okay,
Speaker 4: So getting onto the ceremony. So we start off with
Speaker 4: Sampang hosting. This is his third year, and he had
Speaker 4: said going into the logis that his advice to everyone
Speaker 4: in the audience, because he famously does skewer quite a
Speaker 4: lot of ossie slabs. During his opening monologue, his advice
Speaker 4: was just laugh along, otherwise you will become the story
Speaker 4: the next day because you can't take a joke. And
Speaker 4: I feel like everyone the audience was listening because they
Speaker 4: were laughing along, but they were like some pained looks
Speaker 4: behind the smiles.
Speaker 5: I think Jimmy Barnes singing working class Man, Welcome to
Speaker 5: the nineteen eighty five logis I'm your host, Greg Evans
Speaker 5: working class Man. I can't think of a song that
Speaker 5: has less of a connection to the people in the room.
Speaker 5: Tennot Louis is massive in the United States and is
Speaker 5: officially the most watched children's content in America, just ahead
Speaker 5: of a school shooting safety video. And of course, my
Speaker 5: favorite Married at First Sight in its twelfth season, and
Speaker 5: the big story this year was when Paul punched a
Speaker 5: hole in a wall after finding out his TV wife
Speaker 5: slept with a rapper, a story as old as time.
Speaker 5: By the way, a hole in the wall is something
Speaker 5: most of the contestants would be very familiar with this look.
Speaker 5: I've actually got an idea for next season. I think
Speaker 5: they should cast the mushroom Lady.
Speaker 2: Has the caterer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So when Sam was digging at Richard Mark's a
Speaker 3: new Voice coach and going like, I'm sure you answered
Speaker 3: that call like quick smart, yes, you face.
Speaker 4: Was like and I did think for a second that
Speaker 4: was like a play along beat, you know, how sometimes
Speaker 4: they panned someone in the audience and they've got an
Speaker 4: angry look because they're part of the joke.
Speaker 2: But I don't think that.
Speaker 4: Was the other joke that was like at the very
Speaker 4: top of them all loong, I thought, hit so hard
Speaker 4: and she kind of did laugh, but she looked like
Speaker 4: she didn't expect it was when he said I've been
Speaker 4: hosting the Low Years for three years and I'm sure
Speaker 4: Kerry Ane Kenley now knows that I'm not on doo,
Speaker 4: which the camera pan to her, but also big laugh
Speaker 4: and I'm sure, where's the lie?
Speaker 3: They were, Well, yeah, I think so. I did think
Speaker 3: though this wasn't his strongest year.
Speaker 2: Oh really Yeah.
Speaker 3: I was chatting to a girlfriend who was in the
Speaker 3: room and she was like, it just felt not as
Speaker 3: polished as normal. And I'm not sure if that was
Speaker 3: from maybe he didn't have enough rehearsals, or there were
Speaker 3: a couple of changes in jokes or AUTOQ issues, like,
Speaker 3: there's lots of different reasons for that, but you know,
Speaker 3: he did make a couple of good I liked the
Speaker 3: one louis the most watch show in the US, just
Speaker 3: ahead of a school shooting safety video which.
Speaker 4: Got a lot of mixed review in the room, which
Speaker 4: is like, it's like again, I definitely see the humor
Speaker 4: in the joke, and it's like a joke at America's expense,
Speaker 4: which is so warranted. But I understand how you wouldn't
Speaker 4: want to be the personal audience who does the big
Speaker 4: laugh and the camera cuts to you as.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there was definitely a lot of oohs, but that's
Speaker 3: what you expect from yeah, a monologue exactly.
Speaker 2: And that's why.
Speaker 4: He has been so successful hosting Logi's last three years
Speaker 4: because the first time he did three years ago, like
Speaker 4: they had always done this before, but it's the first
Speaker 4: time a host came out and just did this very
Speaker 4: so kind of cutting but smart and funny monologue, calling
Speaker 4: out so many people in the room and not just
Speaker 4: teetering on those kind of done jokes, but pushing the
Speaker 4: envelope a little bit. Yeah, which I think he did
Speaker 4: again this year.
Speaker 1: He definitely did.
Speaker 3: I just don't think it was his strongest year. Interesting,
Speaker 3: he did kind of make an insinuation that this was
Speaker 3: going to be his last year.
Speaker 4: He just say I won't be asked back again, but
Speaker 4: I don't know that's what Ricky Davas said every year
Speaker 4: until they kept asking him back, so like readings and ratings.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we'll see how that one goes. I did. Like
Speaker 1: the big running joke throughout.
Speaker 3: The whole show was the Gold Logi nominations. Now seven
Speaker 3: people were nominated, one man, yes, Hamish Blake.
Speaker 4: And I don't think and a person has been in
Speaker 4: such an awkward position at the low years before, and
Speaker 4: the awkwardness started on the day they did like the
Speaker 4: big in person announcement and they caught out all the
Speaker 4: names that people nominated, and I think Hamish was towards
Speaker 4: the end they did the group photo outside and the
Speaker 4: first thing he said to waiting journalists like five minutes
Speaker 4: after being announced, he was like, do not vote for me.
Speaker 4: I don't deserve to win. I've won twice. This isn't
Speaker 4: my year. Please don't do it. And he has continued
Speaker 4: that all the way through the Law Years campaign.
Speaker 3: It seemed quite calculated, even from like the Logi's production team,
Speaker 3: because every presenter was like, don't vote for him, don't
Speaker 3: vote for him, don't because the Gold Logi voting didn't
Speaker 3: end until like I think ten.
Speaker 4: Or alone, like literally did ten thirty, which I mean
Speaker 4: the ceremony was still freaking going at midnight, so that
Speaker 4: was plenty of time. It was so funny because as
Speaker 4: we were like watching the ceremony towards the end and
Speaker 4: it was getting close to gold LOGI time, I was
Speaker 4: getting a bit like Lynn McGranger was the favorite twin
Speaker 4: all the way through, and so I felt pretty safe
Speaker 4: that she was going to do that.
Speaker 1: But just because they made such.
Speaker 4: A big deal of it, and they kept hitting it
Speaker 4: so hard, and even like in his opening monologue, Sampaig
Speaker 4: is like, I voted for Hamish Blake not because I
Speaker 4: hate women, but because I just want to see him
Speaker 4: make the most awkward acceptance speech of all time. And
Speaker 4: then I started thinking, like, we've got like four hours
Speaker 4: to go, voting lines are still open. There's a lot
Speaker 4: of people out there that could just vote for Hamish
Speaker 4: now that they've made it such a big deal to
Speaker 4: see him get on stage, to see what he'll do,
Speaker 4: to see the upset in the room. So I feel
Speaker 4: like that was a real possibility.
Speaker 1: I was like, there's no way.
Speaker 3: I just didn't say it happening, and I almost think
Speaker 3: he would have not accepted it.
Speaker 2: I feel like you wanted to such a No, that's
Speaker 2: what my mean.
Speaker 4: I feel like he would have got up and maybe
Speaker 4: like given the logo to someone else, But I don't
Speaker 4: think it was out of the realm of possibility that
Speaker 4: his fan base is so big and people might do
Speaker 4: it as a little bit of a joke as well.
Speaker 3: Yet, look, he is a talented presenter, he's a great comedian,
Speaker 3: and it's obviously been extremely successful. I did like the
Speaker 3: Hamish as a diversity higher that kind of that.
Speaker 1: Got me a that gave me a little chuckle. But yeah,
Speaker 1: it definitely was.
Speaker 3: And even Zoe was like, I love my husband, please
Speaker 3: don't vote for it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they were doing an anti campaign all night and
Speaker 4: then got at work. That would have been a horrible
Speaker 4: way to end it. I thought it was like quite
Speaker 4: an emotional night with all the awards, like who are
Speaker 4: your faves?
Speaker 3: I think for me, one that I really want to
Speaker 3: shout out is Yelling the dockch Ex tennis star and
Speaker 3: you know, wrote a book and then had her documentary Unbreakable,
Speaker 3: and I just was really moved by her and have
Speaker 3: followed her story.
Speaker 1: She is a Serbian woman.
Speaker 3: I'm got serbian heritage too, so I definitely feel like
Speaker 3: a real connection to her, and I think, you know,
Speaker 3: when her tennis career ended. I'm not putting words in
Speaker 3: her mouth here, but from what I understand, lacked so
Speaker 3: much confidence in herself. And these last few years seeing
Speaker 3: her just blossom as a commentator and blossom as a writer,
Speaker 3: and being in this documentary seeing her regain that confidence
Speaker 3: that was so brutally taken from her as a young
Speaker 3: woman was really really touching. And there wasn't a dry
Speaker 3: eye in the house.
Speaker 4: No, And I thought that part of the speech where
Speaker 4: she was saying like this is for every woman or
Speaker 4: girl who's like not been able to tell their story
Speaker 4: or been told their story doesn't matter. And yeah, people
Speaker 4: have resonated with that so much, like the comments and
Speaker 4: the shares people congratulating her.
Speaker 2: It was wild.
Speaker 1: That one really really touched me.
Speaker 3: And you know, everyone only got thirty seconds to do
Speaker 3: their acceptance speeches. They gave her a little extra time, Yeah,
Speaker 3: because it was clear that it was really really special.
Speaker 3: I also noticed a lot of female winners this year
Speaker 3: in general. I know they've sort of split up, but
Speaker 3: it did feel like a woman's night, Yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Guess because they were like yeah in the documentary and
Speaker 4: then Allie Langdon won the Raymartin Award, and there was
Speaker 4: a lot of different women who were like also behind
Speaker 4: the scenes, like the team behind Appleside and Videgar which
Speaker 4: won a few awards, and Fisk, which was the other
Speaker 4: big winner of the nine and ABC. It's one of
Speaker 4: those shows that like, I feel like we don't talk
Speaker 4: about enough, but so many people watch, but yeah, it's
Speaker 4: on ABC can be funning and got up. They want
Speaker 4: a whole bunch of awards, and they take out a
Speaker 4: lot every year, like over Colin from Accounts and all
Speaker 4: these other like sometimes more shows that get more buzz.
Speaker 3: I thought Colin from Accounts might win because of the
Speaker 3: buzz around Patrick Bramle, and I thought that maybe that
Speaker 3: would send it. But you know, it's great to see
Speaker 3: Fisk winning so many things, particularly on a you know,
Speaker 3: network like ABC, which is.
Speaker 1: Funded by the government.
Speaker 3: It's a smaller network, and to see something do so
Speaker 3: well and resonate is really nice.
Speaker 4: ABC makes up so much, like they never really stats,
Speaker 4: but from everyone I know who works around it, ABC
Speaker 4: makes up a huge part of the voting population, which
Speaker 4: is sometimes why you see shows that don't feel as
Speaker 4: popular just pop up at the Awards show because.
Speaker 2: I guess they're the people that are voting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And there's a lot of digs at Free to Air.
Speaker 4: That was so funny because also where's the lye? So
Speaker 4: like a few times, like Kitty Flannigan was saying a
Speaker 4: few different things, a few other different comedians on stage
Speaker 4: about the different streamers, saying like, SBS love the sound
Speaker 4: to sink tenplay more like one play if you're lucky,
Speaker 4: like and also I feel like that's just a very
Speaker 4: real thing with one of those streamers.
Speaker 3: And I don't know, does that mean that we're going
Speaker 3: to be seeing an end to that way of watching?
Speaker 4: No, I don't think so, because those networks have to
Speaker 4: keep their own content on their own platforms. I wonder
Speaker 4: if there'll just be some little up dates. It's so
Speaker 4: funny because Res Nicholson, the comedian and podcast host and
Speaker 4: author who was at the event last night, they went
Speaker 4: on the project in the last week that the project
Speaker 4: was airing and did this little piece to cam where
Speaker 4: they were like, fixed.
Speaker 1: Ten play, it never works, it's so buggy.
Speaker 4: And they did this whole big rant to camera and
Speaker 4: that when viral because so many people were sharing it,
Speaker 4: and the next day, Reese posted this thing to their
Speaker 4: Instagram account, this screenshot, and it was an update to
Speaker 4: the app that they've received, So they were updating the
Speaker 4: app in the background, and everyone was like, is that
Speaker 4: from the Project Rant? And I think maybe it was
Speaker 4: probably Yeah, So I went and off all these other
Speaker 4: because yeah, it was all It was all the streamers Binge.
Speaker 2: They were like, Binge would love to can't.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And I was like, well, bing I know every
Speaker 4: network got a little shout out for their platforms, not workings.
Speaker 4: I love when we get into tech chat at the
Speaker 4: logis that's important for us.
Speaker 3: Also, another very heartwarming moment was Magnuzbanski's Hall of Fame win,
Speaker 3: which was incredibly well deserved.
Speaker 1: They did this.
Speaker 3: Beautiful, beautiful video for her, and you know all of
Speaker 3: the people that reached out, Danny Minogue, Rebel Wilson, George Miller,
Speaker 3: Matt Lucas, Richetie Grant, Melissa McCarthy.
Speaker 4: Also McCarthy popped up. But I'm like, hey, girl, where
Speaker 4: did you come from? But I guess like Magnet is
Speaker 4: an international name, like people know her everywhere.
Speaker 1: Kath and Kim is huge, yeah overseas.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they tried to do an American version didn't work
Speaker 4: like Australian one.
Speaker 3: And then you know, seeing the video from Magda accepting
Speaker 3: the award was again not a dry eye in the house.
Speaker 3: She's obviously been diagnosed with cancer going through chemotherapy, and
Speaker 3: you know, one of the things she's like, I earned this,
Speaker 3: and I love that. I love it when someone doesn't
Speaker 3: have that kind of I don't deserve this. This that
Speaker 3: that imposter syndrome. You know, she said, I deserve this.
Speaker 3: I earned it. And you know she's like, you know,
Speaker 3: thank you for all the support, and I feel that
Speaker 3: so much stronger to deal with the cancer because of
Speaker 3: this support.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Like it was really beautiful to watch because she's like, oh,
Speaker 4: I didn't think I was gonna cry, but she did
Speaker 4: start tearing up when she was talking about the supportive
Speaker 4: people around her.
Speaker 1: But again, she's so funny.
Speaker 4: She started off with by saying, like, guys, this is
Speaker 4: not because I've got the cancer.
Speaker 2: Okay, She's like, I've earned this.
Speaker 4: I've worked really hard, I've bribed, I've chased people down,
Speaker 4: like this is why I have it. And you can
Speaker 4: just see people in the audience like just like so
Speaker 4: many people were sobbing and crying because I had the
Speaker 4: camera panning round while they showed her video. People were
Speaker 4: cheering like her kind of like effect on Australian culture
Speaker 4: and activism and everything is just like completely unparalleled.
Speaker 3: I mean the Heath Ledger moment, yeah, because that was crazy.
Speaker 1: I remember that happening.
Speaker 2: That was crazy at the time.
Speaker 3: That is still to this day one of my favorite
Speaker 3: ever clips.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of all time. When she screams when she sees
Speaker 1: him on a red carpet, yeah.
Speaker 3: And everyone is like shook and then they make out
Speaker 3: and it's just the best clip ever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is just iconic.
Speaker 3: And right at the end of hers bait, she ripped
Speaker 3: off her beanie, yeah, revealed her bald head and it
Speaker 3: was moving and so well deserved and Magda, I just
Speaker 3: have so much.
Speaker 4: So much love, such an incredible moment, so well deserved.
Speaker 4: I don't know how to transition from that to some
Speaker 4: of the more off kilter moments of the night, but
Speaker 4: I guess that's what the logi is. Is like, one minute,
Speaker 4: everyone's crying and celebrating this icon and you've got people
Speaker 4: in the audience like Hamish Blake is saying like I
Speaker 4: used to go to school and like say, mag just
Speaker 4: Kamanski like comedy lines to people, and that's how I
Speaker 4: got into comedy. So he went from that beautiful moment
Speaker 4: to some other moments on stage that were a bit
Speaker 4: more of kilter. So Tom Gleeson notorious kind of menace
Speaker 4: at the log Yees, oh wow, remember his big campaign
Speaker 4: to win the Gold LOGI.
Speaker 1: Yes, I do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think like a lot of people in the industry, well,
Speaker 4: I mean I know because I've said it, but even
Speaker 4: to this day, I think they still hold on to it.
Speaker 2: I just think that he made like a bit of
Speaker 2: a mockery of the event.
Speaker 1: But that's his that's his shtit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, no, I thought it was funny, but I
Speaker 4: can understand like there were some people who were, like
Speaker 4: I legitimately wanted to win, Like I think Amanda Keller
Speaker 4: said it. She's like, I really wanted to win, and
Speaker 4: I don't think I might not be in the race again,
Speaker 4: Like you never know what it's going to happen, and
Speaker 4: you just kind of made a joke of it.
Speaker 2: People went with it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I think that that can be the problem
Speaker 3: with the logis is that there is a large portion
Speaker 3: of the Australian industry that kind of takes it as
Speaker 3: a bit of a joke. It is funny, it's kind
Speaker 3: of yes, it's our night of nights, but it does
Speaker 3: have this undercurrent of being a little bit silly, yes,
Speaker 3: and a bit like not great.
Speaker 4: Yeah, everyone's like this is not Prestige or the thing
Speaker 4: is like not everyone watches the Actors, which is meant
Speaker 4: to be like the Strain Actor Awards is meant to
Speaker 4: be the Prestige is meant to be our kind of
Speaker 4: Academy Awards, but it doesn't get as much airtime as
Speaker 4: the logies. Tom Gleeson got on stage with Poet at
Speaker 4: one moment and he was asking her she was gonna win,
Speaker 4: and she was kind of laughing, and he's like, well,
Speaker 4: you're not going to win. Let me tell you that
Speaker 4: because you're not Channel seven and Channel seven is only
Speaker 4: inviting because obviously Channel seven ran the logis. And he
Speaker 4: was like, because Channel seven only invited everyone, he had
Speaker 4: watch them win awards, And then he said, it's kind
Speaker 4: of like inviting someone over to your house to watch
Speaker 4: you wank, and Poe was just like do you see
Speaker 4: that bit?
Speaker 2: Yeah, because she just looks shocked all new and I'm
Speaker 2: like I was.
Speaker 3: Shocked because I just I'm now remembering it and it's
Speaker 3: just like the poor girl.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think because obviously they all rehearse and they
Speaker 4: had their bits written by a writer for when they
Speaker 4: come out up on the screen. I don't think that
Speaker 4: was like a pre planned bit because Poe kind of
Speaker 4: looked away and she was a laughingtion what to say.
Speaker 4: And I think everyone in the audience, like some people
Speaker 4: were clapping because they were just like, yeah, it's Channel
Speaker 4: seven just gonna win everything. And then people and then
Speaker 4: some people are like, how dare you question the sanctity
Speaker 4: of the logis so well?
Speaker 3: I mean, I mean this is the thing, like there
Speaker 3: is always going to be that criticism, and I think
Speaker 3: Tom Gleason just leans into it. I mean, hard Queers
Speaker 3: is one a number of times. Yeah, it's just kind
Speaker 3: of the way it is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and he's already won a Gold Logie. He's like,
Speaker 4: what else could I do? Like, I can't make a
Speaker 4: more career of it again. But then we got into
Speaker 4: the bigger awards of the night, and I feel that's
Speaker 4: when things got really got back on track in like
Speaker 4: an emotional sense.
Speaker 3: So I think the biggest win of the night was
Speaker 3: obviously Linnmagrangel.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Irene.
Speaker 4: Thirty three years, she's been on Home and Away, Like,
Speaker 4: I don't remember a time in my life where she
Speaker 4: hasn't been on that show.
Speaker 1: That's crazy. We grew up with her. It's her and
Speaker 1: ray Mar, Yeah, that is.
Speaker 4: Every time she got on stage and they panned her,
Speaker 4: Raymar and he just got his hands in the air
Speaker 4: clapping for her. Oh my god, Alf and Irene love them.
Speaker 1: But what's crazy is it's the first time she.
Speaker 4: Won that, right because I was saying, she's also the
Speaker 4: longest serving actress on an Australian drama in history, and
Speaker 4: this is the first time she's been nominated again, it's wild.
Speaker 4: So I'm glod glad she won two and one Night
Speaker 4: to go out and High.
Speaker 3: So she won obviously the Silver Logie for Best Actress
Speaker 3: and then the Golds.
Speaker 4: Yes, which is I think there's a sigh of relief
Speaker 4: in the room because again she was the favorite to win.
Speaker 4: It was kind of just a greed thing that she
Speaker 4: was gonna win. But because it's a public vote and
Speaker 4: it was open so late, it could have gone either way.
Speaker 4: And for anyone who's on a cross Home and Away
Speaker 4: if you're not still still watching that show that's been
Speaker 4: on for thirty eight years. She is retiring, So she's
Speaker 4: leaving after thirty three years. She's had this huge emotional storyline,
Speaker 4: which she referenced on stage. Her character Irene is leaving
Speaker 4: because of an Alzheimer's diagnosis, but they're also doing this
Speaker 4: big celebration of her life. So she gets up on stage,
Speaker 4: she does the silver logi and it's one of those
Speaker 4: things you can kind of see that she's hedging her
Speaker 4: bets a little bit because she gave this really emotional
Speaker 4: speech where she thanks the cast and crew and everyone watched,
Speaker 4: and she made note of the storyline on Home and
Speaker 4: Away at the moment. But it's also there was this
Speaker 4: kind of feeling in the room that she was about
Speaker 4: to come back on stage for the gold logi. So
Speaker 4: you don't want to kind of go too hard in
Speaker 4: that moment.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So after she won, we did have a little
Speaker 3: bit of a break with two songs.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, no offense to that man, but that
Speaker 4: was outrageous.
Speaker 1: It was rich.
Speaker 2: Yes, no, I know, I know, I feel like he's great.
Speaker 1: I'm sure.
Speaker 2: The point of that was it was nearly.
Speaker 4: Midnight I know I'm supposed to finish at eleven o'clock.
Speaker 4: I was sitting at my desk in a freaking mumamere office,
Speaker 4: like three cans of chokarami. I'm neeling on the floor.
Speaker 4: I'm so tired now that it's about me. I also
Speaker 4: thought for people in the room, because they've been getting
Speaker 4: ready since nine o'clock.
Speaker 1: And I could see people start at starting to slump.
Speaker 3: And again, my girlfriend, who works for seven, was in
Speaker 3: the back of the room and she was texting me.
Speaker 1: She's like, I'm so tired. Everyone's like slumping.
Speaker 4: Everyone because they when we were in their cup but
Speaker 4: they were rushing people in at five thirty five thirty.
Speaker 4: That is because they've got to have dinner and then
Speaker 4: clear all the plates away before they can start the broadcast.
Speaker 4: So they've been sitting in those chairs since five thirty.
Speaker 4: And I know, literal champagne problems. But if you're seeing
Speaker 4: that from five thirty, it's a midnight and a man
Speaker 4: comes out on stage to play two songs, because at
Speaker 4: that stage you even need to go home or you
Speaker 4: need to go to the after party and like wake
Speaker 4: yourself up. And when he came out, I was just
Speaker 4: like just no, he did get him off the stage.
Speaker 1: She didn't really land.
Speaker 3: So for the logis basically what they do is and
Speaker 3: this is for a lot of awards show is when
Speaker 3: you're in the room, you have to stay in a
Speaker 3: scene until the ad breaks. Yes, so during ad breaks,
Speaker 3: people literally bolt out of the room and often in
Speaker 3: the hallway because if you miss the ad break, they.
Speaker 1: Lost you out idea, which a lot of people do
Speaker 1: on purpose.
Speaker 2: So because you want to be out in the bar,
Speaker 2: we can move around and talk to people.
Speaker 3: The amount of like the amount of ties where people
Speaker 3: were like running to the bathroom and then just like
Speaker 3: hanging around waiting for the next section to be over
Speaker 3: so they could have like a little a little breather.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 4: And I also feel just here's my feedback for the
Speaker 4: logis love you. I have some nice things to say
Speaker 4: to you when we finish the app But my main
Speaker 4: note would be that big musical guest at the end,
Speaker 4: because the reason that musical slaughters at the end is
Speaker 4: that used to be the big international star.
Speaker 2: I remember that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Like Avril Levine would come at like her peak.
Speaker 4: I mean she's still peak, but you know she would
Speaker 4: come and perform at the end, So it was this
Speaker 4: big thing. Everyone was waiting. Ricky Martin would come out
Speaker 4: at the end again during his big peak and everyone
Speaker 4: would just be up on their feet screaming. So having
Speaker 4: them all performance at the end was like a super
Speaker 4: highlight of the night. No offense to that man, but
Speaker 4: it just wasn't the same thing.
Speaker 1: He's also just.
Speaker 3: Like I understand that he's successful. I am not familiar
Speaker 3: with all his music. I think that he definitely has
Speaker 3: a little bit of an ego, and I think that
Speaker 3: he was expecting a bigger Yeah, not that because maybe
Speaker 3: the night.
Speaker 1: But Jimmy Barnes opened and that was a lit like
Speaker 1: literally the stages on fire. It was so great. Like
Speaker 1: I would have rather seen Jimmy Barnes.
Speaker 2: Budget just yeah and just do working Class Man again.
Speaker 2: We would give me like.
Speaker 3: A melody with you know, Jimmy Barnes and like even
Speaker 3: Guy Sebastian and and like Ricky, like give me like
Speaker 3: a something something because did you I don't know if
Speaker 3: you saw that, because I'm just gonna switch very quickly.
Speaker 1: Hamilton did their big ten.
Speaker 3: Years yeah, yeah, and they did that, Yes at the Tonys,
Speaker 3: they did this Medley and I watched it like four times.
Speaker 1: Give me something like that, like, mayde me feel something?
Speaker 1: They needed something.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 4: That's my note for next year is like either cut
Speaker 4: that musical act, especially if you say the show's going
Speaker 4: to finish at eleven and we're getting into midnight and
Speaker 4: they're like still to come Best Drama gold LOGI Silver nominee.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 4: Anyway, then we got to gold Logi once that man
Speaker 4: was off the stage with his piano, and it was
Speaker 4: really beautiful and they called Lynn mcgranger's name out.
Speaker 1: She had her daughter Clancy next to her.
Speaker 2: They hugged.
Speaker 4: Everyone was like hugging around her. But it was because
Speaker 4: she had that huge volume a scout and she got
Speaker 4: up to the stage the first time quite well. But
Speaker 4: maybe because everyone was standing for the gold Logi.
Speaker 2: Did you say she.
Speaker 4: Couldn't get around in her dress and she couldn't pick
Speaker 4: it up and they were tight the room.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, And I guess.
Speaker 4: Maybe because people were coming in on her more because
Speaker 4: the first time she was fine, the second time couldn't
Speaker 4: get the dress up the stairs. Sonya Krueger ran out
Speaker 4: and lifted up one side. Kate Miller Haidke was on
Speaker 4: the other side. She ran over and they both lifted
Speaker 4: her dress so she could get to stage. And then
Speaker 4: when she got there, she was just like typical kind
Speaker 4: of Lynn McGranger. She was like, wear a nice stress.
Speaker 4: They said it'll look good, they said, like bloody hell,
Speaker 4: and then went into her speech.
Speaker 1: I know, And she was.
Speaker 3: Obviously very grateful, very very well deserved because we had
Speaker 3: Ali Langdon, we had Lisa Miller, Poling y'ao and Sonya
Speaker 3: Krueger also nominated, and then Hamish.
Speaker 4: I loved her in her speech, she goes all the
Speaker 4: beautiful women I'm nominated with love you, oh you Hamish.
Speaker 1: God love you. You're brave man.
Speaker 2: He was just like, get me out of it. He's
Speaker 2: so embarrassed.
Speaker 1: I just kept thinking like he just wanted it to
Speaker 1: be honest.
Speaker 2: I think I hear the relief on his face.
Speaker 4: You could see in the reaction if you look to
Speaker 4: the side his face when it was announced, The look
Speaker 4: of relief on his face. I cannot explain it. It
Speaker 4: was the same look I had when the Lugies finally ended,
Speaker 4: like thank god that happened. Look, Laura is tired. I
Speaker 4: know I am tired, but I did love everything about
Speaker 4: Lyndma Granger's speech. I loved her talking about her career.
Speaker 4: What do you got to the witch bit?
Speaker 2: I love.
Speaker 3: She's like, I'm going to take the clop off this thing,
Speaker 3: and when I'm cremated, you're gonna put the ashes in there.
Speaker 3: We're gonna screw it back on. It's gonna sit on
Speaker 3: my daughter's mantle face.
Speaker 1: I was like, yeah, that's how much that meant to her.
Speaker 2: It meant so much.
Speaker 4: Well, first of all, she said she was going to
Speaker 4: carry around her handbag for a year, which I love.
Speaker 4: And she said she's gonna put her ashes in it, yeah,
Speaker 4: and give it to her daughter. Camera pans to her daughter,
Speaker 4: and her daughter Clancy is like, okay, I guess I'll.
Speaker 2: Deal with that later. I also love it.
Speaker 4: At the table next to her daughter Clancy was Aida Nikodimo,
Speaker 4: who plays Lea on Home and Away and they're obviously
Speaker 4: really close on the show, but they're also best friends
Speaker 4: in real life. She was sobbing and not the sweet
Speaker 4: like a few tears on her perfectly made of face,
Speaker 4: like her makeup was running. Her face was red, and
Speaker 4: I'm like, that's how best friend cries. They do an
Speaker 4: ugly cry.
Speaker 3: It's applied thing, and it's like just the Logis has
Speaker 3: been criticized over the years for being so particularly with
Speaker 3: the Gold Logis, for being so male dominated and only
Speaker 3: focusing on male presenters and performers, because unfortunately that's just
Speaker 3: misogyny for you and the patriarchy. So it was really
Speaker 3: nice to see that kind of flip. I do think
Speaker 3: it was concerted and very very conscious.
Speaker 2: Well it needs to be. Well, it's like when Magda
Speaker 2: won her award.
Speaker 4: Now, like she's only I think the fifth woman to
Speaker 4: be inducted into the Logi Hall of Fame in.
Speaker 2: Well over sixty years.
Speaker 4: Like that's wild, not that many women have also won
Speaker 4: the goal Loy Like it's a pretty male dominated space
Speaker 4: and if women win, it's usually like the same woman
Speaker 4: wins in a couple of years in a row, so
Speaker 4: it's not spread out. But yeah, she just looks so
Speaker 4: happy holding her Logi and like talking about what everything
Speaker 4: had meant to her, and then she thanked her daughter
Speaker 4: and then she said, my husband's not here.
Speaker 1: I asked him if he wanted to come. He said
Speaker 1: he'd rather swallow a hammer, and.
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, that's kind of true love, because
Speaker 4: like they just must be so close that he can
Speaker 4: say it to her and she's like, that's fine, I'll
Speaker 4: have a better time with my friend.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean yeah as a husband, as the handbag, Yeah,
Speaker 3: you're just gonna be basically like she's gonna be busy,
Speaker 3: she's gonna.
Speaker 1: Be work in the room. She's got you know, logis
Speaker 1: to win and I get it.
Speaker 3: I'm sure he was watching, or maybe he just went
Speaker 3: to bed and watched the higher.
Speaker 4: Maybe once the guy came on to see his two songs,
Speaker 4: he was like, even I'm out. But yeah, it was
Speaker 4: such a beautiful waiter and the night, especially when Sampang
Speaker 4: came out and she's like, it's so funny, how like
Speaker 4: you just want the gold LOGI VIDDI in justtry for
Speaker 4: thirty years, you're one of the most recognizable faces in
Speaker 4: Australian TV. And then she still was like what do
Speaker 4: I do at the end, and she's like do I leave?
Speaker 4: And she's got a little notepad under her arm and
Speaker 4: a LOGI all this stuff, and Sampang's like, no, no, no, stay
Speaker 4: here with me and we'll close the show together like
Speaker 4: you're the star.
Speaker 1: And she was like okay, And then Sampang couldn't have
Speaker 1: closed that fast.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know he could see that after party in
Speaker 4: the distance.
Speaker 1: He was like, Okay, bye, thanks everyone. I know everyone's
Speaker 1: really tired.
Speaker 4: See later by So overall four if you have to
Speaker 4: give the logis an overall report card to finish up,
Speaker 4: what's your final grade?
Speaker 3: Not my favorite logos of all time. Loved, loved, loved, Magda, Yelena,
Speaker 3: and Lynn. You know that those really moving, powerful moments.
Speaker 3: Those were really really special for me. I wanted more
Speaker 3: jokes and I wanted a.
Speaker 1: Little bit more from Sam Page.
Speaker 2: Interesting.
Speaker 4: Okay, maybe this is a delirium talking because I've had
Speaker 4: like two hours sleep, but I weirdly thought it was
Speaker 4: one of the better logis that I've seen in the
Speaker 4: last couple of years, just because it felt I feel
Speaker 4: like we've with this logis, we've leant back into what
Speaker 4: the logis is meant to be. Like it is a
Speaker 4: little bit cringey, it's a little bit emotional, but it's
Speaker 4: really it's meant to be like a little bit heartwarming,
Speaker 4: as like our shows that we've grown up with. And
Speaker 4: it's so funny because I was telling my sisters that
Speaker 4: I couldn't come to see them this weekend. I have
Speaker 4: to go next weekend to Queensland because I had to
Speaker 4: go to the Logies. And my sister Kate was like,
Speaker 4: because we rely the same age, we used to watch
Speaker 4: Logis together every year growing up, like we'd stay up,
Speaker 4: like we'd step to midnight and watch Logis. It was
Speaker 4: our night, our special night. And she was like, I
Speaker 4: can't believe after we watch the Logis all those years
Speaker 4: growing up that.
Speaker 1: You get to go. That's so amazing.
Speaker 4: And I was like, I don't know how to tell
Speaker 4: you this, like over the weekend, but like the Logis
Speaker 4: is not a thing anymore. Like it it's not this
Speaker 4: big thing. It's not that special. And then when I
Speaker 4: was actually there and watching it, and I got so
Speaker 4: emotional over Magda, I got so emotional over Lynn even
Speaker 4: like yeah, like Kitty find again, all the different winners everything,
Speaker 4: and I was just like it actually is just I
Speaker 4: was feeling really goody it, and I was like, I'm
Speaker 4: really proud of everyone.
Speaker 3: And I am too, Like there's definitely there were so
Speaker 3: many moments that I really really enjoyed and loved, and
Speaker 3: I do think that we need to continue.
Speaker 1: Having the Logis.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's important to celebrate Australian television because we've got
Speaker 3: incredible talent here and it's not just about the performers.
Speaker 3: It's not just about the actors. It's about the incredible
Speaker 3: directors and writers. And I mean, look at Bluie, look
Speaker 3: at Fisk, look at Colin fw like, there are so
Speaker 3: many amazingly talented people in this industry that deserve to
Speaker 3: be recognized. Yeah, and I think we need to continue it.
Speaker 3: I just wanted more jokes from Sam.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I just like it to finish at ten pm.
Speaker 2: So maybe we'll just next.
Speaker 1: Year we work on those two things.
Speaker 4: Let's keep the logis, let's just keep keep it tighter,
Speaker 4: keep the jokes shorter, and you know we can we
Speaker 4: can bring it back.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much for listening to The Spill today, guys. Now,
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Speaker 1: Bye Bye