Talk:Rob Sitch

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Sitch became a national pop-culture hero in 1998 when he uttered the word "fuck" during an episode of The Panel.^[1]
Pop culture hero?? I think we would need some kind of a source for such an outlandish remark, and wasn't the utterance made during the Logies, not the actual show the Panel? I could be wrong on that point, but either way I think we need a reference. Unfortunately by deleting this I am removing the one and only citation this article has. Hopefully someone will remedy this soon..! I'm also curious to know if he actually has five children with Jane Kennedy... Omgplz (talk) 21:18, 2 September 2008 (UTC)[reply]

^ Entertainment's faux pas haunt the wicked

re: Who is donna gubay?

I believe the quote was "Who the fuck are YOU?" WookMuff 10:05, 25 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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[1] Entertainment's faux pas haunt the wicked

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