In this episode of TV Reload, hosts Benjamin Norris and his movie review sparring partner Brose Avard discuss the 2026 film adaptation of Wuthering Heights. They dive into the movie's themes of love, trauma and obsession. Plus share their thoughts on the performances of Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. The hosts also discuss the film's direction, cinematography and score, With thoughts on the original novel by Emily Brontë. With a mix of humour and insight. They dissect the movie's portrayal of complex relationships and the societal pressures that shape them.

In this episode of TV Reload, hosts Benjamin Norris and his movie review sparring partner Brose Avard discuss the 2026 film adaptation of Wuthering Heights. They dive into the movie's themes of love, trauma and obsession. Plus share their thoughts on the performances of Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. The hosts also discuss the film's direction, cinematography and score, With thoughts on the original novel by Emily Bront&euml;. With a mix of humour and insight. They dissect the movie's portrayal of complex relationships and the societal pressures that shape them.

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WUTHERING HEIGHTS - FILM REVIEW Special Guest Brose Avard 

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In this episode of TV Reload, hosts Benjamin Norris and Brose Avard discuss the new film Is This Thing On? They dive into the movie's themes of reinvention, relationships and finding one's voice. The hosts share their thoughts on the film's portrayal of a stand-up comedian's journey, the chemistry between the lead actors Will Arnett and Laura Dern. And how the director Bradley Cooper film balances the comedy and drama. They also discuss the film's score, the performances of the cast and the movie's ability to tackle tough conversations. With a mix of humour and insight, Benjamin and Brose break down the film's strengths and weaknesses.

FILM: IS THIS THING ON?

DISTRIBUTOR: WALT DISNEY PICTURE COMPANY

 

In this episode of TV Reload, hosts Benjamin Norris and Brose Avard discuss the new film Is This Thing On? They dive into the movie's themes of reinvention, relationships and finding one's voice. The hosts share their thoughts on the film's portrayal of a stand-up comedian's journey, the chemistry between the lead actors Will Arnett and Laura Dern. And how the director Bradley Cooper film balances the comedy and drama. They also discuss the film's score, the performances of the cast and the movie's ability to tackle tough conversations. With a mix of humour and insight, Benjamin and Brose break down the film's strengths and weaknesses.
FILM: IS THIS THING ON?
DISTRIBUTOR: WALT DISNEY PICTURE COMPANY
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IS THIS THING ON - FILM REVIEW Special Guest Brose Avard

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In this episode of TV Reload, Benjamin Norris is joined by his movie review partner, Brose of Avard, to discuss the brand new genre-bending thriller Send Help.

They dive into the film's unique blend of dark comedy and horror. Praising its unexpected twists and turns. The conversation also touches on the film's score, cinematography and the performances of Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien.

With a mix of humour and insight, Benjamin and Brose break down the film's strengths and weaknesses, giving listeners a compelling look at this exciting new release. 

FILM SEND: HELP

DISTRIBUTOR: 20TH CENTURY 

In this episode of TV Reload, Benjamin Norris is joined by his movie review partner, Brose of Avard, to discuss the brand new genre-bending thriller Send Help.
They dive into the film's unique blend of dark comedy and horror. Praising its unexpected twists and turns. The conversation also touches on the film's score, cinematography and the performances of Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien.
With a mix of humour and insight, Benjamin and Brose break down the film's strengths and weaknesses, giving listeners a compelling look at this exciting new release.&nbsp;
FILM SEND: HELP
DISTRIBUTOR: 20TH CENTURY&nbsp;

SEND HELP - FILM REVIEW Special Guest Brose Avard

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Fresh out of the Big Brother Australia 2025 house, Coco reflects on the whirlwind journey that saw her crowned the winner after a fast, emotionally charged 30-day sprint. Still processing the magnitude of it all, Coco opens up about the shock of winning, the pressure of the finale and the moment that truly broke Australia being reunited with her three children on live television.

In this raw and deeply personal chat, Coco talks about leaving her kids behind to take the biggest gamble of her life, the guilt that followed and why she believes that leap ultimately changed her family’s future forever. She explains why her win was never about strategy but about standing tall for parents everywhere who feel scared to choose themselves.

We dive into her slow-burn connection with Bruce, why it developed so naturally inside the pressure-cooker of the house and whether she genuinely sees a future for the pair outside the Big Brother bubble. Coco also responds to the critics who labelled her relationship and even her motherhood as “gameplay”, firmly shutting down the so-called “single mum card” narrative once and for all.

Coco also reveals there was a genuine sliding doors moment during the Suzuki finale temptation where she almost stood up. A decision that would have cost her the win. She explains why, in that moment, all she truly wanted was to go home and be with her children.

Beyond the romance and reward, Coco opens up about the complicated dynamics with Holly, including the fallout from Holly’s savage exit message and what really happened at the reunion. She also reveals which housemates she’ll stay closest to in the real world, who surprised her the most and who she absolutely could never live with again.

The episode wraps with Coco reflecting on how winning has already shifted her mindset as a parent, the relief of financial security, her hopes for the future and why this Christmas will be the most meaningful one her family has ever had.

Timestamps & Key Takeaways

2:10 – The moment she won
Coco relives the shock of being announced the winner, why it still hasn’t fully sunk in and the emotional chaos that followed the live finale.

3:25 – The reunion that broke Australia
Coco opens up about seeing her three kids on stage, the heartbreak of having to let them go again after just 20 minutes and the promise she made that she was finally coming home for good.

5:10 – Leaving her kids to chase a dream
Why entering the house was the hardest decision of her life, the guilt she carried and why she still believes it was the right choice.

6:30 – The slow-burn with Bruce
How their relationship developed unexpectedly, why it intensified so quickly in confinement and whether Coco can actually see a future with him in the real world.

8:05 – Was the romance strategy?
Coco shuts down claims that her connection with Bruce was gameplay and explains why she barely had time to strategise anything inside the house.

9:20 – Two women in the finale
Coco reflects on sharing the final moment with Emily, the emotional bathroom break before the announcement and why that night meant more than just a win.

10:45 – Who she’s staying in touch with
The three housemates Coco knows will remain in her life long after the cameras stopped rolling.

11:35 – Muting negativity & post-show boundaries
Why Coco is choosing peace over conflict now that she’s out of the house.

12:40 – Holly’s explosive exit message
Coco addresses Holly’s savage farewell, their lack of reunion time and why she believes their values simply don’t align.

13:55 – The Suzuki Jimny sliding doors moment
Why Coco almost stood up for the car, how close she came to losing it all and why her kids were the only thing that stopped her.

15:10 – The ‘single mum card’ backlash
Coco explains why motherhood was never a strategy, what she was really standing for and why she wouldn’t change a single thing.

16:30 – The prize money & her future
What the $135,000 means for her kids, why presence matters more than purchases and why this Christmas will be completely different.

17:35 – Rapid fire truths
The most chaotic housemate, the most underrated, the smartest in the house and who she could never live with again.

18:45 – The text that still hasn’t been sent
Why Coco still doesn’t have Bruce’s number and what her first message should be.

Fresh out of the Big Brother Australia 2025 house, Coco reflects on the whirlwind journey that saw her crowned the winner after a fast, emotionally charged 30-day sprint. Still processing the magnitude of it all, Coco opens up about the shock of winning, the pressure of the finale and the moment that truly broke Australia being reunited with her three children on live television.
In this raw and deeply personal chat, Coco talks about leaving her kids behind to take the biggest gamble of her life, the guilt that followed and why she believes that leap ultimately changed her family&rsquo;s future forever. She explains why her win was never about strategy but about standing tall for parents everywhere who feel scared to choose themselves.
We dive into her slow-burn connection with Bruce, why it developed so naturally inside the pressure-cooker of the house and whether she genuinely sees a future for the pair outside the Big Brother bubble. Coco also responds to the critics who labelled her relationship and even her motherhood as &ldquo;gameplay&rdquo;, firmly shutting down the so-called &ldquo;single mum card&rdquo; narrative once and for all.
Coco also reveals there was a genuine sliding doors moment during the Suzuki finale temptation where she almost stood up. A decision that would have cost her the win. She explains why, in that moment, all she truly wanted was to go home and be with her children.
Beyond the romance and reward, Coco opens up about the complicated dynamics with Holly, including the fallout from Holly&rsquo;s savage exit message and what really happened at the reunion. She also reveals which housemates she&rsquo;ll stay closest to in the real world, who surprised her the most and who she absolutely could never live with again.
The episode wraps with Coco reflecting on how winning has already shifted her mindset as a parent, the relief of financial security, her hopes for the future and why this Christmas will be the most meaningful one her family has ever had.
Timestamps &amp; Key Takeaways
2:10 &ndash; The moment she won Coco relives the shock of being announced the winner, why it still hasn&rsquo;t fully sunk in and the emotional chaos that followed the live finale.
3:25 &ndash; The reunion that broke Australia Coco opens up about seeing her three kids on stage, the heartbreak of having to let them go again after just 20 minutes and the promise she made that she was finally coming home for good.
5:10 &ndash; Leaving her kids to chase a dream Why entering the house was the hardest decision of her life, the guilt she carried and why she still believes it was the right choice.
6:30 &ndash; The slow-burn with Bruce How their relationship developed unexpectedly, why it intensified so quickly in confinement and whether Coco can actually see a future with him in the real world.
8:05 &ndash; Was the romance strategy? Coco shuts down claims that her connection with Bruce was gameplay and explains why she barely had time to strategise anything inside the house.
9:20 &ndash; Two women in the finale Coco reflects on sharing the final moment with Emily, the emotional bathroom break before the announcement and why that night meant more than just a win.
10:45 &ndash; Who she&rsquo;s staying in touch with The three housemates Coco knows will remain in her life long after the cameras stopped rolling.
11:35 &ndash; Muting negativity &amp; post-show boundaries Why Coco is choosing peace over conflict now that she&rsquo;s out of the house.
12:40 &ndash; Holly&rsquo;s explosive exit message Coco addresses Holly&rsquo;s savage farewell, their lack of reunion time and why she believes their values simply don&rsquo;t align.
13:55 &ndash; The Suzuki Jimny sliding doors moment Why Coco almost stood up for the car, how close she came to losing it all and why her kids were the only thing that stopped her.
15:10 &ndash; The &lsquo;single mum card&rsquo; backlash Coco explains why motherhood was never a strategy, what she was really standing for and why she wouldn&rsquo;t change a single thing.
16:30 &ndash; The prize money &amp; her future What the $135,000 means for her kids, why presence matters more than purchases and why this Christmas will be completely different.
17:35 &ndash; Rapid fire truths The most chaotic housemate, the most underrated, the smartest in the house and who she could never live with again.
18:45 &ndash; The text that still hasn&rsquo;t been sent Why Coco still doesn&rsquo;t have Bruce&rsquo;s number and what her first message should be.

BIG BROTHER'S WINNER COCO POST GAME RETROSPECTIVE

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