The Games

Veteran journalist and political analyst Barrie Cassidy analyses John, Bryan and Gina's performance at their recent press conference.

The pros and cons of holding the athletics in the early hours of the morning to suit the US television market are discussed. At drinks, John, Bryan and Gina discuss which sports and activities should (and shouldn't) be included in the Olympic Games.

Gina tries to persuade John to do more press interviews. Bryan attempts to organise sponsorship�from a tobacco company.

John and Bryan discuss with the builder why the 100 metre athletics track in the main stadium is only 94 metres long. Olympics supremo, Gary Robertson, holds a press conference concerning the environmental impact of the games.

Gina, John and David Pigot (Sports Accreditation Board) argue about which events an athlete who's had a sex-change should be allowed to enter. John and Bryan discuss whether the sports stars of the past were better than the sports stars of the present.

The problems the Y2K bug may present for the Games begin to dawn on the organisers. Gina, John and Bryan do a live Internet chat session�trying to answer questions they'd rather not.