Tonight | Back Side of Television on Binge returns for a second season

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Back Side of Television on Binge – First look trailer and key art for the second season of theAustralian comedy series, The Back Side of Television, created and written, and hosted by Mitch McTaggart, has been released ahead of its 10 July premiere on BINGE. 

McTaggartreturns for another excoriating look through the Australian television archives in a new six-episode series, which explores all the ridiculous, dispiriting and outright shameful moments in the wild history of Australian television. 

Mitch McTaggart said:

“Australian TV history has so much to offer, it’s a window to our very souls. Whether we like it or not, we’ve all been shaped by television in our lives. Across every possible genre – game shows, news, drama – it’s all vital context to understanding who we are as people.

“This series is huge. We’ve gone so far into the archives this time, we’re basically finding old tapes in air vents. Expect to see hilariously shocking stories about your favourite shows, and plenty you’ve never heard of. That’s what it’s all about – a wild expedition through a wild industry.”

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The Back Side of Television Season 2 premieres Monday July 10 on BINGE and Tuesday August 1 on FOX8 at 8.30pm and available On Demand.  

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