The Diary of a Nobody the first, "The Diary of a Somebody", is a direct reference to the Grossmith original. Reviewing this volume in "The Spectator", Benny Green points out several parallels with the original, in both character and event. Matthew's book, says Green, is amusing, but the Grossmiths' book is superior; it is "affecting as well as comical, in a way that the Matthew pastiche is not". In 1982 came the first appearance of Sue Townsend's teenage creation, Adrian Mole, whose passage into young manhood and early middle age is charted in a long series of diaries. The more middle-aged he becomes, says Morton,
The Mole (Australia season 6) another player's Mole Diary. They had to each take one shot at a target with a bow and arrow. The player who shot closest to the center of the bullseye would earn the exemption. Aisha won the exemption and then took a shot of Shaun's diary. Exemption Defence: As the three players holding exemptions at the time of the game, Aisha, Hillal and Sam were tasked with trying to defend their exemptions by taking a Mole flag, located in the middle of a paintball field, to the other side of the field without being hit. If they successfully did that,