Wil Anderson - 2016 The Big Three-Oh!

#WilAnderson is sick of homophobia. Performing at The Big Three-Oh!, recorded at the Regent Theatre, 1 April 2016.
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[@sezzie01]

Love it, bang on as always!

[@cossetdaae212]

Brilliant stuff!!!

[@hang6228]

hilarious

[@Animaniafreak]

wil is a smart man and a funny one at that

[@johnrambo5619]

I learned of wil on a podcast by the name of "the dollop."

[@easilyamused713]

John Rambo yaaaasssssssss love the Dollop, love Wil, love it all

[@dippaandyomama]

Was this filmed before or after the Orlando nightclub shooting? I need to know!

[@kateruby9806]

It was filmed before Orlando. This was filmed on the 1st of April 2016.

[@dippaandyomama]

Kate Ruby Thank you

[@shivaghazal]

Why does Will constantly shake his head no?

[@desiii420]

Petrol funds terrorism - fucken brilliant bit.

[@mariamateo7113]

Mesa get the dohikydo out of her

[@LJY08]

I'm sorry, I've loved Will for many years; from the beginning on 'Good News Week' (when it was on the ABC), and going to see his stand up show at the MICF in his first year with literally about 30 people in attendance - if that. Then his slow rise by joining JJJ and' Adam in the morning' on Fridays, to his official move to Sydney to become a regular on the JJJ morning show - and yes, his impromptu date with Nicole Kidman when she rang the show and confronted Will about his feelings towards her...which were somewhat negative. I've been a long time supporter, but this is not his best. I can see that he wants to do political humor, but this is not hitting the mark. In fact, he's lost so much of the spark that made him what he was when he was younger, it's hard to know who he really is, or what he represents anymore. It's truly hard to really identify with him anymore. ...I don't know, maybe I'm just old...

[@jonnfury6620]

Meh