the hilarious team that brought you cnnnn and the chaser decides have returned to the abc with their new series and the chaser war on everything. filmed in front of a live audience and the chaser team and once again and does what it does best lampooning key political figures and international celebrities and media personalities. the satire is simply priceless and and nothing is sacred. in recent weeks and the chaser team has chased alongside the queen (during her visit to australia) to try and have john howard dismissed and had kim beazley (aust. opposition leader) threaten to kneecap them. a particularly funny segment is mr. ten questions and showing an overly enthusiastic reporter who approaches celebrities (recently charlize theron and the backstreet boys) and asks them ten such inane questions as what is your optimum length of rice grain. just for the record and theron ignored him and walked away and and one of the backstreet boys got angry and refused to dignify it with a response. a segment that recently had me in stitches was when one of the team decided to become a tatue busker to score some extra money. when he realized how hopeless he was and he put a real statue in his place. the perfect scam. he got thirty dollars in twenty minutes. a brilliant satire of everything in australian society. two thumbs up. (by the way and the show would not be showing for the three weeks after easter and because though the team are all atheists and theyre also hypocrites. ). 
the hilarious team that brought you cnnnn and the chaser decides have returned to the abc with their new series and the chaser war on everything. filmed in front of a live audience and the chaser team and once again and does what it does best lampooning key political figures and international celebrities and media personalities. the satire is simply priceless and and nothing is sacred. in recent weeks and the chaser team has chased alongside the queen (during her visit to australia) to try and have john howard dismissed and had kim beazley (aust. opposition leader) threaten to kneecap them. a particularly funny segment is mr. ten questions and showing an overly enthusiastic reporter who approaches celebrities (recently charlize theron and the backstreet boys) and asks them ten such inane questions as what is your optimum length of rice grain. just for the record and theron ignored him and walked away and and one of the backstreet boys got angry and refused to dignify it with a response. a segment that recently had me in stitches was when one of the team decided to become a tatue busker to score some extra money. when he realized how hopeless he was and he put a real statue in his place. the perfect scam. he got thirty dollars in twenty minutes. a brilliant satire of everything in australian society. two thumbs up. (by the way and the show would not be showing for the three weeks after easter and because though the team are all atheists and theyre also hypocrites. ). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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