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The Chasers War On Everything

The Chasers War On Everything

Wed. May 23, ABC – 9:30pm

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The hilarious current affairs/satire program is back for another season and another series of skits ranging from the hilarious (two of the guys fighting each other in wedding frocks for the right to marry Attorney-General Phillip Ruddock) to the dodgy (a giant, coked-up Eagle mascot waiting to shoot up with Ben Cousins at Perth Airport). Plus, the guys are easy on the eye as well. I fluctuate between the intellectual sex appeal of Julian Morrow (who may or may not have come out on air, depending on whether it was a gag or not!) and the more animalistic sex appeal of Chas Licciardello – literally animalistic, as he’s usually the one who dresses up in the furry outfits…

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