JennyJones.comRip it up talk-show host style! By Emma Kae - 11th September 2001 - Back to News •Tell us your opinion •See what others have said There are three levels of American Talk shows. They are: 1) Mildly bad television 2) Increasingly bad television, and 3)Incredibly bad television. Jenny Jones, with show topics such as ‘Girl, i don't mean to stare but please do something with that hair’ and ‘All Summer you've been acting funny, i think you've got another honey!’ falls into the third category.
The actual show (catch it weekdays on Austar/Foxtel channel Arena) generally consists of very vocal guests who exchange verbal abuse with the audience before being issued with either a polygraph (lie detector) test or a make-over. Its lewd, crude and a great way to pass your tea-break.
The website is just as much havoc and fun, tapping into the live drama of the show. There is a webcam that shows the live backstage action; photo gallery of past guests, past events and the lady Jenny herself; beauty news; weekly polls; audience feedback; f.a.q. and a whole lot more.
If you are looking to stick your nose into a little talk-show drama, log on to JennyJones.com and have a look around. Click here to see the website for yourself.
Source: http://gippsland.com/ Published by: support@gippslander.com
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