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RALPH TV (Thurs July 26, Nine – 11:15pm): RALPH magazine purports to be a men’s magazine, although from its content – cars, action movies, stunts and lots and lots of near-nude young women – one can reasonably modify that description to ‘HETEROSEXUAL Men’s Magazine’. Now the Book for Breeder Blokes is attempting to reclaim the Boob Tube – and, based on their magazine content, I assume they mean that literally.

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