Oct 25 2011

Mick Molloy joins Triple M Brisbane

Source: Triplem.com.au

After finishing his stint with Triple M Sydney’s The Grill Team this year, Mick Molloy has decided to move his golden tonsils up further the east coast of Australia to the other breakfast show – Triple M Brisbane’s The Grill Team.

While still co-hosting Triple M Melbourne’s Hot Breakfast with Eddie McGuire, Mick will be providing his take on sport and contributing his humour with new Grills Peter Timbs, Michelle Anderson and Brisbane veteran Greg “Marto” Martin, 8 am weekdays from Tuesday November 1st, 8th, 2011.

It doesn’t seem that long ago that Mick’s former show Tough Love was on air on Triple M… Robyn Butler and Roo‘s name still echo in the hallway.

You can listen to Mick on 105.1FM Melbourne, 104.5FM Brisbane or online at triplem.com.au

Oct 25 2011

Joy of Sets episode 6 Tonight!

Source: http://www.facebook.com/TheJoyOfSets

Don’t forget to tune in to Channel Nine at the sizzle and cut-through time of 10:30pm tonight for a new episode of The Joy Of Sets.

In tonight’s episode, Tony Martin and Ed Kavalee decide to kill off Warwick Capper! All right, that’s good stuff! The character, not the man himself (he’s too busy with Celebrity Apprentice).

Character Elimination examines and breaks down what shows do to ‘kill off’ popular and un-popular characters in sitcom and reality shows to keep the viewer interested for at least 30 seconds.

If you’ve missed previous episodes, check them out for free on Channel Nine’s catch-up channel: FixPlay.

Oct 24 2011

Book mentions

As part of a new mock-autobiography released by H.G. Nelson (Greig Pickhaver) called My Life In Shorts, Brisbane’s Courier Mail (24/10/11) printed a Top 10 list of  mockumentary-style TV shows, Books and films.

The list comprised of US show Modern Family, as well as the Christopher Guest‘s classic film Best In Show (Tony Martin‘s favourite This Is Spinal Tap failed to get a mention!), but the first two on the list were two Working Dog entries:

Top 10 mockumentary lists - Courier Mail 24/10/11

Tom Gleisner‘s Warwick Todd Diaries and Rob Sitch, Santo Cilauro and Gleisner’s Movania Jetlag travel book series. If they’re missing from your extensive book collection, they’re still available through all good book stores and $2 bargain bins.

Oct 23 2011

Mick Molloy talks YouTube

Mick Molloy, running off the success of Season 2 of The Jesters (both Season 1 and 2 out now on DVD) on Foxtel, released a video earlier this year talking about his favourite clips on YouTube.

[tube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htFzPKIbD30[/tube]

So if you have some time and bandwidth to kill and over looking up cute cats falling off the lounge, check out Mick’s suggestions.

Oct 23 2011

Tony Martin on The Hamster Wheel

Comedy troupe The Chaser brought in Tony Martin for a ‘vox pop interview’ for their media expose comedy show The Hamster Wheel. Tony appears at the 26 second mark. Blink and you’ll miss him.

[tube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w833cAs9EN0[/tube]

Also note Tony and Working Dog‘s good friend – Shaun Micallef.

Oct 23 2011

Aaaannnnd Today!….

After 6 years of using an old system which didn’t get upgraded, we missed the boat and had to do things the hard way.

With a front page that didn’t get updated much, being spammed like no tomorrow, and other dilemmas, we employed Geoff & Terry Bailey for $50 to give us a makeover we desperately needed.

Upon gazing into the technically advanced colour computer system, we’ve updated our style, and now we are looking a little more schmick!

There are a few bits and pieces that are missing, due to them either being out of date or no longer existing on the world wide web. These news bits and pages will be corrected and updated over time. But also now there’s more accessibility! The glory of YouTube gives us all more access to random Late Show segments, plus other valuable ‘hard to get’ items that you may or may not find in the heritage listed Champagne Comedy Forum. We also have Facebook with 8,500 fan geeks and growing.

This site is as close as you can get to the biggest collection of D-Generation / Late Show / Working Dog memorabilia that the internet has to offer. This site is non-profit, and all the members here spend their own time and money to share their collections to one another. So join us! Contribute and enjoy what you could get out of your 8 & 1/2 cents a day!

[notice]This is a fan site only, written by and for the fans who actively support The Late Show and the original cast’s current activities, and this site has been online in some form since 1996. We have nothing to do with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation who originally aired the series – all comments, citations and fan-produced analyses on the site are our own. Got an issue with anything on the main site or in the discussion forum? Let me know at kimgilmour (at) gmail (dot) com.[/notice]

Mar 02 2009

Rare Late Show warmup footage!

Thanks to boots, here’s some footage that usually doesn’t see the light of day.

[tube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjg3Aa58W04[/tube]

Jan 25 2009

Office Christmas Party – from the archives

[tube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xm1n63qZSk[/tube]

Jan 25 2009

Champagne Comedy – welcome!

Hi everyone! Are you a fan of The Late Show? Did you

  • Endure Birds of a Feather which came on just before The Late Show, just so you could set the VCR to record every precious second of the show?
  • Get a copy of the Best of DVDs or VCRs from an older sibling and become hooked on the humour?
  • Stumble across The Late Show completely randomly – maybe a parent, teacher or friend mentioned it?

Whatever the reason, a warm welcome to you all. Please join the Forum as that’s where all the discussion and action is at the moment!

Jan 01 2009

Richard Marsland – charity donations

Thanks to Baudrillard and pixpix for organising this.

“IN ARMITAGE SHANKS WE TRUST – DONATE TO BEYOND BLUE If you would like to make a donation to Beyond Blue in Richard’s memory go to: www.beyondblue.org.au/index.aspx?link_id=104.888

The staff at Beyond Blue are Marsland fans & happy to help out. Send them an email, with the subject line “In Armitage Shanks We Trust – Richard Marsland Memorial” (or something similar), and include your name & donation details. R.I.P Shanksy.