Karl the robot must have had a software update

The very best

Awesome!

Awesome! Thank you!

Great job, thanks for your efforts. My favourite Bargearse line... " is that a Najee shirt?, nah it's a Bargie shirt".

5/5 a cracker of a flick funny as fudge

this is legit the only show outside of the news I watch on tv

This would be 1994 or '95

The mayor's bloody wife annoyed me a lot. They're his elbows, he can leave them on the damn table if he wants!

So miss this show…. wish it were on iview. Does anyone know of any other YT channels that have dirty laundry live?

Syd : " remember never leave your mates behind !" 😮laugh 😃 😀 😄 😁 🤣 ahhhhh

I've seen Deadloch here in the US, and Fisk, but I would LOVE to see Utopia.

5 from me. Awesome movie

She's 56

He's still just one of the gang doing D-Generation or the Late Show for me so it's nice to hear him talking fondly of being part of an ensemble. Hollowmen is one of my favourite shows but Utopia is next level. It's so good I can't watch it, I just get so frustrated! Congrats to the whole pack of Working Dogs.

He is a new Zealand

Great to see this such great memories of this music

Loved the “coming from the table…” line directed at the ‘Travel Guides’ cast’s long walk up to accept their award. 👍😂

Deserves it - perfect show to showcase how a country like Australia can just fail at so many things while it seems so good on the surface

Did Rob come dressed as John Howard! 😂 Congrats

Fantastic to find and hear this, love bargearse in both forms.

Jane Kennedy was my first Aussie comedy stiffy.

A river somewhere was absolutely fabulous, so much fun, thank you guys, Peter, Turangi NZ

Ha

Where can I find the link to watch a full episode for this?

Love this podcast and still have fond memories of the time when it was originally released. I fortunately saved it from iTunes but I thank you for sharing it with the world. I think my favourite character is Tony Martin's John Michael Howson going on a crazy rant. I listened to the original and the accuracy to detail is outstanding. Love your work. Cheers. 😁

...Or before he replaces Richard Wilkins as the host of Keynotes.

Ha ha

I loved these guys, still do. Great songwriting, musicianship and performance. Really iconic. I remember having a beer with Scott from the Living End in Tamworth about our mutual appreciation of the Sharp. Would love to see the band fire up again!

Not the first time the Shark has brought up Glengarry Glenn Ridge. I've only heard of it because I remembered this. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXS0gKtrh6elrqs

Just so you know, there are two Thebes: One in Egypt and the other in Greece. Rome did control the province of Achaea by 25 BC.... but ... why Thebes for a backdrop?!?!?! (PS: Tiresias is a Greek name. He was a blind prophet)

From the thumbnail I thought they'd interviewed Bruce McAvaney.

Watched it so many times I know the script as it goes. After first time watching and visiting Melbourne, went to the club for an ale. Will never tire of it and dream that Molloy will make a sequel one day, in today's world it'd go down a treat. Thanks for uploading!

As much as I like their TV shows, I wish Working Dog would make a few more films.

That was fun.

Jane is a gem, pretty intelligent charming witty nice, always liked her think more than like a crush really,

So stoked on this!

50 bucks? 👏

No wonder Jason Stephens long since retired from comedy, what a snoozefest.

i was in my early 20's when the Sharp hit the scene, and as a kid of the 80's who loved the synth pop of that time, the Sharp were like future of pop music. Loved the energy, songwriting and whole vibe the band had. Awesome stuff that still sounds amazing today.

He's Done it Again, Friday Night Funny Man Elliot Rhodes

That was excellent🤍

What a delightful person Jane is

I remember seeing these ads. One that stands out aired on Channel Seven during Home and Away. In it the D-Generation told viewers that Summer Bay didn't really exist. At the end of the ad the D-Generation are seen looking at a map. One of the team pointed at it and said, "Look, there's Wandin Valley (the fictitious town where A Country Practice was set).

Best drive show of all time takes me back to happy times, love a reunion show!

Brilliant!

Congratulations Shane, Rob, Jane, Santo, Thomas and all the stars and guest stars who entertained us on Thank God You're Here. Thanks Fifi Box, Frank Woodley, Angus Sampson, Peter Rowsthorn, Matthew Newton, Shaun Micallef, Glenn Robbins, Akmal Saleh, Robyn Butler, Alan Brough, Julia Zemiro, Josh Lawson, Bob Franklin, Tanya Bulmer, Hamish Blake, Kate Langbroek, Anh Do, Cal Wilson, Tony Martin, Dailan Evans, Bianca Dye, Russell Gilbert, Ryan Shelton, Tahir Bilgic, Anthony Field, Kate Jenkinson, Andrew G (Osher Gunsberg), Jo Stanley, Arj Barker, Jimeoin, Stephen K Amos and Merrick Watts. 🏆💙💙💙💙👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Rex Hunt: Today we watched a clip of my appearance on The Late Show. This is dizzy stuff folks!

We seek the Splade of Damocles (it's in the third drawer down)

Hi. This is very random but wondering if you could help me. My sister and our family dog were on in Melbourne tonight around 95 or 96. They were on the talent section of the show and she did a trick with cups. She remembers Hugh Jackman as a guest and Julia Morris as a host. Just wondering if you knew how to access the footage? We’d love to see it. Thanks, Telissa