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Originally Posted by mcdirector  Thank you about the faculty pix *blushing*
I don't think I've seen any of the comparison shows -- the British version that is. I do know that shows like Fawlty Towers -- No way Americans could have done any thing to compare. What was the one that was set in the department store? Oh how I laughed. I think we are too big into remakes. Even remaking our own stuff - like Planet of the Apes. I liked the first one best.
But isn't there a film industry in Australia at all? |
lol - yes - we certainly do have a film industry. It just isn't as prolific as the UK, which i don't think is as prolific as the US...
we've got 21million people for the entire country. We do have our own shows. but it's only about 30% of total Media (tv, film & music) here. The rest is the best of what the world has to offer.
Getting back to the original question.
Sometimes sporting tournaments are held with participants that have a historical link. Perhaps Hogwarts, the Beauxbatons & Durmstrang are the oldest, biggest schools. and so, historically - a Tri-Tournie would seem sensible.
eg: doesn't the US have a 'world baseball championship' involving only the US & Canada? (please correct me if I'm wrong)