Sunrise viewers have pointed out a notable set change.
Taking to social media, fans of the breakfast program were quick to point out the removal of plants that once sat behind the show’s couch.
‘Have the plants behind the couch been removed? A pity if they have. Reminded me of old school Martin Place,’ one viewer asked.
‘I think they went when they started moving that couch around. Agree, the plants need to make a comeback,’ another added.
‘I forgot they had the plants there. Must’ve died,’ one joked, before sharing a screengrab of the foliage behind comedian Sam Pang.
Sunrise viewers have pointed out a notable set change. Pictured in 2023
One user claimed the set appeared ‘sterile’ without the plants, which could not be seen in the show’s Eveleigh studio this week.
‘Bring back the plants… they make the set look less sterile,’ a viewer commented.
It comes just days after Sunrise welcomed back a beloved star.
The Sunrise Cash Cow made an appearance on the breakfast show on Monday, joining hosts Natalie Barr and Matt Shirvington.
Taking to social media, fans of the breakfast program were quick to point out the removal of plants that once sat behind the shows couch. Pictured on Tuesday
‘We’ve missed you!’ Nat cried out as the beloved cow character arrived, having last been seen in 2022.
‘Kochie left me in a paddock – I’m back, but I can’t reveal everything right now!’ the cow held a sign reading.
‘I have money and I can’t wait to give away. Stay tuned this week,’ the cow added.
‘Geez, you must have a wad of money, after being out in the paddock for that long,’ Matt said.
‘Have the plants behind the couch been removed? A pity if they have. Reminded me of old school Martin Place,’ one viewer asked. Pictured in 2023
‘That’s fantastic… so you’ve got lots of money to give out,’ Natalie chimed in.
‘The cash cow is back, yahoo — happy days,’ Matt added.
‘Do you know how many people have written in and wanted the Cash Cow to come back? It was thousands,’ Natalie said.
Cash Cow previously offered giveaways to viewers, with a chance to win as much as $10,000.
This was normally done by viewers finding a code word and entering the competition via SMS.
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