Christmas Special
The Hundred with Andy Lee will find out what Australians really think about the most wonderful time of the year – Christmas – this Tuesday at 7.30pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
What percentage will admit to regifting their Christmas present? Is it OK to bring a new partner to Christmas lunch? Is it cool to give a gift unwrapped in the store bag?
Andy will be joined again by 100 everyday Aussies who Zoom into the studio from all over the country to tell us what the nation is really thinking about the festive season.
In This or That, we decide the winner between pudding and pavlova, and ask whether the popular Christmas rom-com Love Actually is still popular. We ask which common Christmas gift is disappointing to nearly half of us, and is Mariah Carey's Christmas classic really the greatest of all time?
Joining Andy will be regular panellists Sophie Monk and Mike Goldstein, plus Lloyd Langford and a special seasonal guest better known as Santa Claus' favourite reindeer.
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