Executive Producer Karen Willing tells us why the show is so great:
"...it's just so hard to meet people in bars, clubs, in a superficial environment, and if they happen to meet a girl through a TV show then that's OK." http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2006/07/26/1153816235626.html
It's because someone high up in Channel Ten convinced this desparate bitch to let Channel Ten be a dating agency for her. Also she would not worry about marrying the wrong guy because she would only date guys that the Australian public thought she should be with. Australians would phone up 1800 numbers and provide some moral support for the fragile little fucking corner of Yasmin's brain that can't make decisions by itself. This way Channel Ten would make money and Yasmin would marry some fuckwit. Yasmin thought: "It's a win win situation!!!" I wonder if it's in Yasmin's contract that she has to marry someone before the shows' end. The shows' name suggests that. Isn't that an arranged marriage? What if she doesn't find someone she wants to marry? Would the series end with her being single? Would Channel Ten let that happen?
This show reminds me of an American show in 2000 called: Who wants to marry a multi-millionaire? The idea was that a bunch of superficial women parade around a stage and the equally superficial, mystery, multi-millionaire guy picked out a girl he wanted to marry. At the end they married on TV without having ever met before. They ended up divorcing shortly after.
Shit.
This Yasmin show is no where near as bad as that, but christ it's getting there.
PS: Channel Ten, you replaced tonight's episode of The Simpsons with a cross-promotional show about some bitch from Neighbours. Thanks.
PPS: The Chaser's War on Everything ripped on Rove's What The? segment tonight. Thanks.
PPPS: The Wedge isn't funny.
3 comments:
i would like to make it publicly known that the other night craig watched "yasmin's getting married" for fifteen minutes before he finally listened to my pleas and changed the channel.
and i said i was watching like i was watching a snuff film. i just couldn't look away.
Greyden said they've now moved it to a late-night slot because the ratings sucked. I had no interest in it at all... it seems like the sort of show that would give me brain AIDS.
Also, Chasers is funnier than Rove. And the Wedge is probably the worst show ever - reminds me of the BiLo Aspley clientele.
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