Original title
CNNNN
Released
9/19/2002
Origin country
AU
Genre
Comedy, News
Status
Ended
Number of seasons
2
Number of episodes
19
CNNNN is a news and current affairs channel owned and operated by ChaserCorp. It was founded by David Stewart in 1983 to counteract liberal bias in the media and remains the cornerstone of a television network that now contains over 40 different channels, spans 294 countries and reaches a potential cumulative audience of 100 billion people per week.
Top news stories: CNNNN chief's round-the-world flight fails Iraq prepares own Archibalds Hamas leader denies role in ‘Lord of the Rings' New proof of Iraqi stockpile America on full alert Bin Laden whereabouts known Tiger Woods Republicans' choice for President
CNNNN holds a terrorthon to encourage countries to pledge towards the war on terror.
CNNNN covers the current peace crisis.
CNNNN covers calls for the assassination of Saddam.
Top news stories: Down at heel ChaserCorp CEO splits with wife
CNNNN aims to reduce the water-shortage crisis in inland Australia by tilting the entire continent to drain the water from the Eastern seaboard. Radio announcer Alan Jones was duped by the Chaser team live on air for believing this concept.
A businessman accidentally leaves his lunch at home and is pursued by police and the media in an O.J. Simpson style chase and becomes a suspected terrorist.
CNNNN covers a string of ASIO terrorism raids
CNNNN celebrates forty years on air.
Fungry's is sued by an obese person.
CNNNN launches a 24 hour news desk in Iraq.
CNNNN covers an outbreak of Bradman related miracles.
CNNNN beats up a comment by minor Australian politician Alan Cadman as a leadership challenge against Prime Minister John Howard.
CNNNN is infected by the Eddie McGuire Virus.
CNNNN hunts for Harry M Miller, lost in snowfields, to get his exclusive survival story.
US President George W. Bush is visiting Australia for 24 hours, and is believed to want to sleep the entire visit. CNNNN exhorts Australia to be quiet so the President can sleep properly.
CNNNN follows the launch of Space Shuttle Icarus.
The Chaser "reality show" Animal Farm is a send-up of Big Brother. CNNNN covers the controversy when one of the contestants dies, but is not removed from the house.
Live updates on the health of Australian businessman Kerry Packer.
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