La série de Lisa Kudrow passe du web à la télé

, I don't see Rove McManus knowingly pdonucirg pro-right content.So, in my view, The 7pm Project takes off on the left foot, but only marginally. As with Insiders, the looney shock-jocks are almost certainly there just to defuse the show's right-wing critics. George Negus is also a regular, but provides a brilliant counterpoint to Andrew Bolt and Steve Price.Nelly's point about Bolt's Iraq war comment not being challenged is a good one, but might that have more to do with time limits than right-wing sympathies? Because the show allocates two or three minutes to each topic, nothing can be thrashed out in detail. Some of Negus's socially conscious views also go unchallenged, probably because there's just no time.The exception seems to be when two guests clash and the hosts step back. Last night, Todd Sampson suddenly attacked Bolt for misleading the public on global warming; Bolt was caught by surprise, and angrily leapt to his own defence. Both were seething with fury. It was wonderful television.