Hosted by Brian Nankervis, who also hosted the TV show, will bring various and popular comedians to the stage, to talk about the pictures that represent a time in their life. From child birth, to teen years, and until most recent, each show will be unique to the comedian at subject.
Pictures of You Live:
Tuesday 2 April
Fiona O’Loughlin and special guest
Wednesday 3rd April
Andy Lee & Genevieve Morris
Sunday 6th April
Merrick Watts & Felicity Ward
Sunday 7th April
Dave O’Neil & Celia Pacquola
Tuesday 9th April
Jimeoin & Julia Zemiro
Wednesday 10th April
Shane Bourne & Anthony ‘ Lehmo ‘ Lehmann
Thursday 11th April
Lawrence Mooney & Glenn Robbins
Friday 12th April
Colin Lane and special guest
Saturday 13th April
Josie Long plus Hamish Blake
Sunday 14th April
Paul Foot & Jane Turner
Working Dog are even encouraging audience participation where you may appear on stage with a photo from your past. Details are on the MICF Pictures Of You site.
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And here’s Part 2:
If you love the show so much and missed it when it was on TV, you can now purchase all 10 episodes of Pictures Of You on iTunes.
So if your favourite comedian, entertainer or personality was featured in an episode, you can see it all again… plus others.
As of Sunday 3rd March, your weekends are about to get more interesting… in reading.
News Limited, owner of Herald Sun / Sunday and Daily Telegraph / Courier Mail etc, have signed on Jane Kennedy to the new Sunday Style magazine lift-out in the weekend paper.
Source: dailytelegraph.com.au
In lead-up to her weekly column, the mother of five to husband and Working Dogger-in-crime Rob Sitch spoke to News Limited on her thoughts if The Late Show would survive in this modern era of the internet and social media – with the very verbal thought-ridden Twitter which can make or break anything.
“I’m convinced if we released (The Late Show) now, with Twitter around, it would be pulled off the air,” Kennedy joked.
“It’s harder to be a trailblazer nowadays.”
You can read more of the story here, or you can read her first column each Sunday in the Sunday Style liftout in your local News Limited Sunday newspaper.
You now have permission to run down the street and say “I’ve got the PAPER!”
We remember there is a god. A radio god. Obviously with other talents as well, but for this story – a radio god.
In the heart and soul of Anthony Martin, aka Tony Martin – the Martin part of the 90s radio show Martin/Molloy. Not to be confused with an actual guy called Martin Molloy. (Google it!)
The famous comedy drive show, co-hosted with partner-in-D-Generation-graduate-crime Mick Molloy was a landmark radio drive show, broadcasted on Austereo’s Today Network from 1995 – 1998 on 54 radio stations across Australia. The show was full of radio sketches, segments, various famous (and infamous) guests – but it made the nation laugh – spawning 3 ARIA Award winning albums and constantly topping many polls as one of the best radio shows and duos ever to hit the airwaves. The show and pairing even inspired other personalities and comedy teams, such as Hamish Blake and Andy Lee – known as Hamish and Andy, on the Today Network.
Back in the day, podcasts didn’t exist, and the internet was on dial-up. Though they did have a website (the defunct martinmolloy.village.com.au) the general public had to rely on taping the show themselves on cassette tape, or if you were clever enough, on VHS/Beta. Many bootleg recordings are floating around online if you look hard enough. Other than that, there’s only the three albums that were official released – The Brown Album, Poop Chute, and Eat Your Peas.
We all thought that all we had left in memory of the Martin/Molloy days was just that – memories… and bootlegs.
Until today – when Tony himself tweeted this:
Have convinced the NSFA to take my ‘Martin/Molloy’ archive – 185 x 90mins cassettes. Yes, cassettes. twitter.com/mrtonymartin/s…
There was a collective jaw-smacking-the-floor noise across the internet when his followers saw the photo. 185 cassette tapes of Martin/Molloy.
Then more tweets came. We’ve collected the pictures and tweets below.
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This means that episodes of Martin/Molloy, Bulltwang, and elements of EONFM D-Generation Breakfast Show will now be permanently preserved.
So, what is NFSA?
The NSFA stands for the National Film and Sound Archive, with offices around Australia. (official site) This archive has Australia’s media history stored so stories, audio, video, news, entertainment… just about everything – can be preserved for generations to come. It is enriched from common footage to hard-to-find gems. Yes, they even have some bits of The Late Show and other D-Generation items in the archive.
How do I get copies for myself?
Don’t we all… unfortunately it’s not plausible. And we’re not talking about just these tapes – we’re talking anything in the archive. The library is accessible to a point, but it’s not a simple “walk in, swipe your library card, walk out” type of library and archive. The best thing to do is read thoroughly through the site and see what needs are suited for you. Best to start on this page. Any other queries, please ask NSFA directly where they are happy to answer any questions. Though we do encourage you to check out any of their libraries in person. It’s a media junkie dream.
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The most important and coolest thing about Tony handing over his tapes to NFSA is that they will be transferred to digital, restored and preserved for life. You never know what could happen down the track…
Pete Smith speaking (not really).
UPDATE: Tony has also supplied the entire Get This catalogue on CDs to NFSA. This is dizzy stuff folks!
While we couldn’t get enough of Santo Cilauro, Sam Pang, and Ed Kavalee on their SBS World Cup themed show Santo, Sam and Ed’s Cup Fever! in 2010, Channel 7 poached them for Santo, Sam and Ed’s Sports Fever! in early 2012, then the ear-sounding friendly Santo, Sam and Ed podcast (2012 – present), the guys have released the delicious:
Santo, Sam and Ed’s Cup Fever! Special on iTunes!
Every night on SBS during the World Cup 2010 Santo Cilauro, Sam Pang & Ed Kavalee were devouring, debating, deconstructing, and even disemboweling the beautiful game. Catch up with all the quirky, funny and downright controversial happenings that occurred during the World Cup.
As a great man once said: “They say football’s a matter of life and death – but it’s more important than that.” We say fair enough, but only if you can have a laugh while you’re at it.
Nearly everything in the 1 hour feature is included – minus the actual World Cup footage (due to obvious legal reasons). For the price of 2 Maradonuts, you get the best of Cup Fever’s funny bits:
Cupdate
Bresh’s Diary
Judge Dukes
My Mother Could Have Scored That
Green and Gold Glasses
New Zealand Commentators
Bin Night
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As well as interviews with
Luke Wilkshire
Archie Thompson
John van’t Schip
Mark Bresciano
And special guests appearances by
Diego Maradona
Pim Verbeek
Carles Puyol
Joachim Low
George Calombaris
And the late Kim-Jong-il
Grab your copy now for $2.99AU to watch on your iPhone, computer, Apple TV – where ever – as long as you don your big spectacle!
While you’re there – you might as well subscribe to their free podcast, if you haven’t already.
Apologies for the terrible Get This “Yobbos Up The Guts” reference, but this is worth it.
It’s that time of the year where the Melbourne International Comedy Festival is fast approaching. While there are many high quality and talented performers popping up in various places, here’s one for the regular site visitors.
Yarraville Laughs at The Yarraville Club begins late February with a star-studded cast doing their stand-up over various nights.
Yarraville Laughs at The Yarraville Club
Mick Molloy, Glenn Robbins, Bob Franklin, Brian Nankervis, Greg Fleet and many, many more are spread over FIVE shows before, during and after the MICF – all at The Yarraville Club in Victoria.
For more details on ticket prices and purchases, as well as who else is performing over the 5 shows, visit yarravillelaughs.com
Today (12/12/12) marks the release of Working Dog‘s first effort onto the silver screen, everyone’s favourite Aussie film, The Castle on Blu-Ray.
Just a couple of days out from it’s official 15 year anniversary of release, after the original transition to DVD years ago, and a ‘re-mastered and replastered’ DVD re-release, the cherished film that put Bonnydoon on the map with its scenic views and serenity has been given the Blu-Ray treatment.
Unfortunately this site does not presently have a copy to review the Kerrigan Family fighting for their castle because ‘it’s the vibe’, so if you have recently purchased your own version of the film on Blu-Ray, feel free to review in the comments below.
Is it the original film? or did they use the ‘degrained’ re-mastered edition on Blu-Ray? Are there any Extras? With the Blu-Ray edition, a digital copy is included so you can take The Castle with you anywhere you want on your portable digital device that you bought for $20 from The Trading Post.
So dust off the mantlepiece and place this version along side your other 2 DVDs and VHS version of The Castle in the pool room.
The 55th Annual TV Week Logie Awards are coming in 2013. The voting is now open to the public for various awards. And guess what?
Some of the Working Dog team are nominated for some this year!
In alphabetical order:
Most Popular Presenter
* Brian Nankervis – Pictures Of You
* Ed Kavalee – Santo, Sam & Ed’s Sports Fever!
* Mick Molloy – Before The Game
* Sam Pang – Santo, Sam & Ed’s Sports Fever!
* Santo Cilauro – Santo, Sam & Ed’s Sports Fever!
Most Popular Presenter – includes KD Lang
Most Popular Light Entertainment Program
* Pictures Of You
Pictures Of You, Pictures Of Logies
Most Popular Sports Program
* Santo, Sam & Ed’s Sports Fever!
* Before The Game (associated with Molloy)
Sadly, “Mick Gatting Goes F**k! The Musical!” didn’t quite make it this year.
The online voting form takes a few minutes to fill out, so get clicking and make your selection wisely. Let’s step back to the day when the cards were played right, this might happen.
So if your favourite comedian, entertainer or personality was featured in an episode, you can see it all again… plus others.
