1. Firass Dirani is complaining about his ‘villain’ edit onSAS Australia.

We're only two episodes into SAS Australia and Firass Dirani has already earned quite the reputation for himself.

TheUnderbellyandHouse Husbandsstar continues to disobey direct orders and make comments which don't exactly go down well with the ex-Special Forces Soldiers.

His behaviour even led to the rest of the celebrities being punished, which resulted in Schapelle Corby and Roxy Jacenko quitting the show.

But now Firass is calling out his 'villain' edit on the series.

"I knew it. I knew they were gonna make me into the villain," he said in a video shared on his Instagram stories last night.

"There has to be a villain, ladies and gentleman, and lo and behold, right here, this it is."

In a recent interview with TV Week, Firass explained that he signed up toSAS Australiato be tested.

"I wasn’t there to comply; I wanted to get punished!" he told the publication.

"If I couldn’t handle it, I knew I’d break and hand in my number, so I wanted to test myself and see how much I could take."

SAS Australia continues on Monday at 7:30pm on Channel Seven.

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2. TheBacheloretteboys have supposedly been avoiding one-on-one time with the girls because they don’t want to kiss them, and wtf.

For the past two weeks, we've watched as Elly and Becky Miles try to find love on The Bachelorette .But it seems some of the guys aren't actually that interested in them.

According to the So Dramatic! podcast, some of the contestants would go out of their way to avoid one-on-one time with the sisters.

"Last week I revealed that the boys weren’t into Elly and Becky at all. They thought that Becky was Elly’s mum when they arrived on the carpet, and they didn’t think that either of them are worthy of the prestigious title of Bachelorette," said host Megan Pustetto.

"The boys just weren’t into them so much so they were actually trying to avoid spending one-on-one time with them."

One contestant even told Megan that they wanted to stay on the show but "avoided getting one-on-one dates so they didn’t have to kiss them".

"The guys were constantly complaining, saying, 'Why did we get stuck with these chicks?'."

"It was an open convo in the house and the guys were joking saying that if they got the date card, they would nominate another guy as tribute to go on the date," she added.

Apparently Damien even rejected Elly during a date.

"Damien finally gets one-on-one time with Elly, producers set them up for a kiss. They set the scene for it, but he wasn’t into her. So when it came time for the kiss, he turned away and said 'Nup, sorry not feeling it' and he rejects Elly."

Yikes.

We'll have to wait and see what happens whenThe Bachelorettecontinues tonight at 7:30pm on Channel 10.

3.Australian Idolis coming back, and here's everything we know so far.

Good news!

The original singing showAustralian Idolwill be back in 2022.

Announcing the news on Wednesday, Seven's Director of Programming Angus Ross said, "Idolis the granddaddy of them all! The biggest show in the world comes to Seven in 2022, and we know Australians are going to love it. We can't wait to bring Idol back to Australian audiences in 2022, putting our prime time content line-up even further ahead of the competition."

"We're home to the biggest franchises in television at Seven, and Idol is the biggest of them all. Bring on 2022!" he added.