Favourite Late Show moments

[Throughandthrough]

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The santo , Sam and ed podcast is excellent. Much funnier then their tv shows. Also produced by working dog and tommy g nd glen r are regular guests as well.

[bulldogtragic]

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Shit scared!

Champagne sketch comedy!!

Thanks for sharing Rocco, great memories of shit scared.

[Rocco Jones]

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Champagne sketch comedy!!

Thanks for sharing Rocco, great memories of shit scared.

Chasing up old Late Show sketches is not the worst chore in the world!

Have Frontline DVD on as we speak. Sensational!

[bulldogtragic]

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Chasing up old Late Show sketches is not the worst chore in the world!

Have Frontline DVD on as we speak. Sensational!

How good is Mike Moore and his cohorts! Could almost run another thread on your favourite frontline episode. Pauline Hanson and Cheryl Kernot were very funny, as was the episode where they are looking for a new Friday night funny man. So much good work from these folk.

[GVGjr]

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Chasing up old Late Show sketches is not the worst chore in the world!

Have Frontline DVD on as we speak. Sensational!

That show where Prowse instructs Jeremy Sims on the art of the interview was a great one.

[Rocco Jones]

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It shows the sad state of mainstream 'current affairs' that Frontline is actually less talboid like/more serious than the real thing these days.

So clever, Australian humour at it's best.

[Rocco Jones]

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Mike's chats with Geoff are awesome!

[G-Mo77]

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I've got all these episodes archived on DVD somewhere. I still get a laugh out of it.

I'm surprised someone hasn't mentioned Shirty yet.

[bulldogtragic]

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I've got all these episodes archived on DVD somewhere. I still get a laugh out of it.

I'm surprised someone hasn't mentioned Shirty yet.

Love the slightly aggressive bear

[bulldogtragic]

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That show where Prowse instructs Jeremy Sims on the art of the interview was a great one.

Forgot about that ep. Brilliant. In fact I had to study it in an undergrad subject.

[Twodogs]

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That show where Prowse instructs Jeremy Sims on the art of the interview was a great one.

The scene when Mike took ecstasy thinking it was panadol and then went on air telling everyone how much he lurvvvved them was a ripper too.

[bulldogtragic]

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Who was the outback adventurer that Tommy G used to take off. That was some funny stuff. Nd I hint he building locks or Russell Coyte.

[Sedat]

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The scene when Mike took ecstasy thinking it was panadol and then went on air telling everyone how much he lurvvvved them was a ripper too.

Great episode, and was a pisstake of the infamous night that Mike Willesee was off his Chevy Chase one night hosting his current affairs show.

Frontline was so razor sharp and ahead of its time that it effectively predicted the future of Australian television. Every episode was brilliantly written and inch-perfect in hitting its intended target. So hard to nominate a favourite episode - just too many to choose from. Maybe 'The Siege', which itself was a pisstake of something very similar that happened with Mike Munro.

[G-Mo77]

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Who was the outback adventurer that Tommy G used to take off. That was some funny stuff. Nd I hint he building locks or Russell Coyte.

Wallaby Jack.

[Twodogs]

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Great episode, and was a pisstake of the infamous night that Mike Willesee was off his Chevy Chase one night hosting his current affairs show.

You mean this one?




Frontline was so razor sharp and ahead of its time that it effectively predicted the future of Australian television. Every episode was brilliantly written and inch-perfect in hitting its intended target. So hard to nominate a favourite episode - just too many to choose from. Maybe 'The Siege', which itself was a pisstake of something very similar that happened with Mike Munro.[/QUOTE]