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EPISODE · Feb 19, 2026 · 28 MIN

Breakfast TV GONE WRONG in Australia

from Wilko and Courts · host Wilko and Courts

Danica Mason appeared on the Today Show live from Italy and viewers were left asking… was she drunk? 👀In this episode of Wilko & Courts, we break down the viral Today Show cross, her apology, Karl Stefanovic’s infamous Logies morning, and the wild history of live TV fails in Australia.From Channel 9 chaos to Channel 7 newsroom meltdowns, breakfast TV has delivered some unforgettable moments — and we’re unpacking them all.Was Danica just cold? Did she skip dinner? Or was it a “push through the night” situation? 👀PLUS:Karl Stefanovic’s 2009 Logies momentThe Channel 7 journalist blow-upMedia industry secretsLive TV disasters we’ll never forgetIf you love pop culture, Australian media drama and a little bit of chaos — you’re in the right place.Subscribe for more Wilko & Courts episodes every week.#WilkoAndCourts #DanicaMason #KarlStefanovic00:00 Intro01:10 Danica Mason Today Show Clip03:45 Was She Actually Drunk?07:30 Italy Time Difference Debate10:15 Play School Whiskey Story13:05 Channel 7 Reporter Meltdown17:20 Media Industry Gossip19:30 Karl Stefanovic’s Logies Morning24:50 The 2009 Footage27:30 Danica’s Apology29:00 Our Final Thoughts#DanicaMason #KarlStefanovic #TodayShow #AustralianTV #LiveTVFails

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