Buddywatch

CJ makes Vaya watch Travis Burns (Tyler Brennan from Neighbours) in a Lifetime telemovie, playing the titular Wrong Boy Next Door and we are very proud of him despite everything that happens in this hot mess story. Do a Youtube search and you'll find the film (just check it doesn't cut the end off, though viewing this thing is not essential).

In the middle of Logies weekend, Vaya and CJ recorded an analysis of the Neighbours episode from Friday 28th June, 2019 and it didn't fit into Neighbuzz Ep120 so you're getting it here, so it doesn't clutter up the main feed. Find out our reading of the Ned and Yashvi pairing, and our reaction to the business with Nanny Alice's romp with Crystalline Ian!  

CJ and Vaya watch THIS* situation from right smack bang in the middle of the Toadie and Dee relationship in 2003!  *Watch the ep:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIjGhCeAkxE&list=PLO3_zWZmva7KFzh8k6qekbarS58k_xh-o&index=10 

Vaya and Jo (former comedy partners/ perennial besties) watch disaster movie classic The Day After Tomorrow and provide commentary on all their favourite tropes: Looting! Red tape! People running from freezing! This film is a smorgasbord. Believe climate scientists, people.

Vaya is joined by the Fabulous Adam Richard, a card-carrying  member of Mariah Carey's Honey B. Fly army, to recap her feature film directorial debut in 'A Christmas Melody'. HRH MC is joined by her lighting crew, and no stranger to the Hallmark Christmas Movie, Mean Girl Lacey Chabert. Rounding out the cast, we have Kathy 'Sister Mary Clarence' Najimy, Graham from 'UnReal', and one of the Broadway Matildas as Lacey's kid/ plucky little gifted 'poet'. DON'T WATCH THIS MOVIE! We saved you the trouble.

Vaya is joined by actual Netflix-Christmas-Movie-viewing married couple, Charisma and Andrew Taylor to dissect the sleeper hit of 2017 'A Christmas Prince', and its follow-up 'A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding'. Amber's been bloggin' instead of wedding planning and we detour from rom-com land for some hard-hitting Aldovian political drama; and amateur theatre. WHY?! Long live Aldovia.

Netflix has baked a batch of its finest Christmas movies and we're gorging ourselves!  Vanessa Hudgens stars as identical strangers, Stacy the pastry chef and Lady Margaret the Duchess, who switch places in Fake Europe for several hours of hijinks and accent work. Bec Shaw (aka Brocklesnitch), Jelly Jellyfish, Lucy Rogue and Vaya Pashos recap a movie where no one learns any lessons, the hair is problematic, Mr Pinkwhistle interferes, and We Need to Talk About Kevin... 

In this season finale episode: The true story behind Murder Camp! The final vote tally on the Jack Davies Memorial Trophy! Bec's outstanding JLT impression! And Vaya's deluded insistence, despite all available evidence, that it's still "just a game."

An engagement party that turns into a flash wedding, an app that makes maths fun, and something called 'Soul Gazing' that's DEFINITELY legit therapy in episodes 6 and 7 of Ten's footy WAG drama 'Playing for Keeps'.  With Vaya, Bec and CJ.