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Alexis Logan
12 Jun 2005, 17:20
It was two very good shows, some of the most successfull sketch comedy shows world wide. Previously we saw the Comedy Company ect, the list goes on. Recently the Seven Network axed a failing unfunny Let Loose Live programme which was intended to be a spin off from the US hit Saturday Night Live.
Which show did you prefer and find funny?
Personally I thought Fast Forward was by far funnier. With actors such as: Steve Vizard, Michael Veitch, Peter Moon, Steve Blackburn, Glenn Robbins, Geoff Brooks and the "Famous Four" Magda Szubanski, Gina Riley, Jane Turner and Marg Downey were far funnier that Full Frontal's lesser actors.
Full Frontal picked up were Fast Forward left off, and Eric Bana was clearly the star of the show.
Quick question for fans, does anybody remember why Fast Forward finished in November 1992?
Black JuJu
12 Jun 2005, 18:41
Fast Forward by a long way, the only thing that made Full Frontal watchable was Shaun Micallef and Francis Greensleigh, both who are said to have disliked working on the show.
Alexis Logan
12 Jun 2005, 18:46
Personally I've never EVER liked shaun micallef, and i've heard he is quite arrogant too
Mattlowry
12 Jun 2005, 18:54
I have to go with Full Frontal but thats not really an educated decision. I was too young for Fast Forward but have since seen the DVDs and they are hilarious but i remember growing up i loved Full Frontal. Was an absolutely awesome show so it gets the nod from me.
gothedons
12 Jun 2005, 20:57
skithouse takes the cake
Leaping Lindner
12 Jun 2005, 22:20
Personally I've never EVER liked shaun micallef, and i've heard he is quite arrogant too
Well you heard wrong - very wrong.
Kapow!!!
12 Jun 2005, 22:35
Full Frontal. Both shows are great but the only thing that separates both shows would be when Full Frontal had Shaun Micallef, John Walker, Francis Greenslade, Kitty Flanagan and Diana Ried with the famous continual skits such as the Netty Show, annnn, Fabio's Love Tips and Milo Kerrigan. That was the peak of Full Frontal.
Fast Forward though could lay claim to setting up a generation of comedians such as Steve Vizard (now in politics I know), Glenn Robins, Peter Moon, Ernie Dingo (first season), Magda Szubanski, Jane Turner, Gina Riely (the latter three making Kath & Kim which included most Fast Forward stars).
So, based entirely on that 1 season of Full Frontal I voted Full Frontal because every other season, though being great, couldn't match that season.
I now know I've watched too much Comedy Channel :p
The_Ruffneck
12 Jun 2005, 23:03
Full frontal.Best segment was the Ray Martin bit , with all the characters in the audience.Best actor on there was Ross Williams , he did some good work talking fast like in the restuarant skits and the horse racing ones.
Fullarton Power
13 Jun 2005, 10:53
Fast Forward was easily the better of the two, with the late Eighties being peak time for Australian comedy.
One particular sketch remains fondly etched in my memory, regarding the Multi Function Polis in Adelaide not long after this plan was announced. Absolute classic.
lioness
13 Jun 2005, 11:50
Fast Forward was easily the better of the two, with the late Eighties being peak time for Australian comedy.
One particular sketch remains fondly etched in my memory, regarding the Multi Function Polis in Adelaide not long after this plan was announced. Absolute classic.
Was that with the little song and all? Hilarious stuff!!
Oh, and for me, FAST FORWARD all the way!! Brilliant show.
m.diddy
13 Jun 2005, 11:52
I only watched for Eric Bana.
Arabian Goggles
13 Jun 2005, 12:58
Ah for a case of Legzopener Whie Cooler.
Brent Smyth & Barry, you're marketing is genius.
Destructive
13 Jun 2005, 15:36
Fast Forward.
moistie
13 Jun 2005, 15:53
Fast Forward, when Steve Vizard and Peter Moon did a p-ss take on "Kung Fu". Especially the scene that had Vizard literally crying from laughing, but attempting to hold it in, that went-
Moon: "Yes, donkey d1ck?"
Vizard: "Thats grasshopper, Master"
It had me in stitches.
Mr Eagle
13 Jun 2005, 19:31
Fast Forward...Full Frontal didn't even come close.
Kingpin
13 Jun 2005, 19:50
I'd have to go with Fast Forward, although I didn't mind Full Frontal either.
Kelvin Cunnington (the dorky guy with the silly laugh who worked at Eastpac Bank played by Michael Veitch) used to make me p*ss myself laughing at some of the stuff he came out with. :D
They had some great skits on that show.
I loved watching Full Frontal for Eric Bana's impressions of Ray Martin and Glen Ridge :D
Kingpin
13 Jun 2005, 19:59
Just off topic for a quick sec.
Luke Logan:
Birthday: December 27, 1965
Team: 7's Sport
Interests: -
Sport: Footy, Cricket, Basketball & Tennis.
Location: 7's Sport Desk
Occupation: Im an employee on one of Perths leading radio stat
Alexis Logan:
Birthday: December 27, 1965
Biography: I am the younger sister of Luke
Team: West Coast!
Born on the same day........both starting threads about Channel 7 shows....
Are you one and the same by any chance?
Awesome_Wells
13 Jun 2005, 20:50
Both were tip top ;)
The Old Dark Navy's
13 Jun 2005, 21:01
Both very funny but Fast Forward had that De-gen flavour with Veitch's Kelvin character. Loved Vizard's Hinch send ups and Marg Downey as Jana Wendt interviewing Gerry Connolly as Joh Bjelke Petersen .... 'You're wrong Jana'
There was Michelle and Ferret, the creepy swinging couple, the Dodgy brothers, the gay airline stewards, Gina Riley's brilliant video clip ripoffs. I agree too that the Moon/Vizard first Kung Fu skit was priceless stuff, I laughed just as hard as them.
Oh and before I forget, Bruce Ruxton does Romper Room. 'Get out of it, you bloody bee'. :D
Fast Forward was revolutionary stuff. Came hot on the heels of the Comedy Company but was infinitely better. The way they cut from scene to scene, ad to ad, funny credits etc, it was so original.
Mr Eagle
13 Jun 2005, 21:24
Oh and before I forget, Bruce Ruxton does Romper Room. 'Get out of it, you bloody bee'. :D
That character? Was gold :) "Bruce" was Geoff Brooks, wasn't he?
puddingfactor
13 Jun 2005, 21:33
Fast Forward just ahead of Full Frontal, but they are very ordinary when compared to The D-Gen Late Show on the ABC.
Oh, and don't knock Shaun Micallef. Hillarious guy and no, he isn't arrogant.
Fullarton Power
13 Jun 2005, 23:23
Was that with the little song and all? Hilarious stuff!!
That was the one all right. Very clever and very funny.
IIRC Fast Forward was in the same era as Acropolis Now? A bit of a renaissance for Australian comedy after the vintage days of the late' 70s.
Kapow!!!
13 Jun 2005, 23:32
Full frontal.Best segment was the Ray Martin bit , with all the characters in the audience.
Nah, that was crap ;) :p
Kingpin
13 Jun 2005, 23:37
Both very funny but Fast Forward had that De-gen flavour with Veitch's Kelvin character. Loved Vizard's Hinch send ups and Marg Downey as Jana Wendt interviewing Gerry Connolly as Joh Bjelke Petersen .... 'You're wrong Jana'
HAHAHAH :D
There was Michelle and Ferret, the creepy swinging couple, the Dodgy brothers, the gay airline stewards, Gina Riley's brilliant video clip ripoffs. I agree too that the Moon/Vizard first Kung Fu skit was priceless stuff, I laughed just as hard as them.
Michelle & Ferret were great, Bob & Cheryl (Bobb und Shiril) were the South African swingers that used to spy on other couples "Muhuhuhur I-I-I do hope you're not naked under them towels Muhuhuhuhuur MWIIIHAHAHAHAHA" :D
Oh and before I forget, Bruce Ruxton does Romper Room. 'Get out of it, you bloody bee'.
"Bloody poofo, pinko's"
Arabian Goggles
14 Jun 2005, 01:34
That character? Was gold :) "Bruce" was Geoff Brooks, wasn't he?
I fought and died in three world wars for you!
skithouse takes the cake
skithouse??? more like **********house
i reckon let loose live was funnier than skithouse
Ray Nolan
14 Jun 2005, 10:05
Full Frontal for me.
Fast Forward by a mile.
Loved the work of peter moon and steve vizard in the kung fu skit, the advertising men and as roger ramsheet and his assistant selling their 1200 year old fukkahari rugs
viccles
14 Jun 2005, 11:27
Both were bloody funny. Was too young to remember Fast Forward but Full Frontal was an absolute riot. Loved when they did the Mmmbop skit and Pauline Hanson
Alexis Logan
19 Jun 2005, 15:00
For those whom were'nt arround when Fast Forward was this is for you:
If you liked Full Frontal chances are you would've LOVED Fast Forward.
I have all three Fast Forward DVD's and can't wiat for the fourth one to come out soon. Skit's like: Good Morning Moscow(Legendary!!!)
How can we EVER forgot the line, Victor your a very unattractive man!
The Show D-Generation formed several groups. Two sketch shows: 10's The Comedy Company, 7's very successful Fast Forward. It also created The Pannel and radio personalities such as Martin/Molloy and Judith Lucy.
The show created many brilliant actors but none as good as Magda Szubanski.
R.I.P. Fast Forward.
Leigh Roy
19 Jun 2005, 18:34
Full Frontal.
Give us info on the Fast Forward DVDs please, are they Best Of's or what?
Fire Storm
19 Jun 2005, 20:35
Comedy Company was better then both put together.
Copernicus
20 Jun 2005, 06:29
Both far better than anything going around today. Whatever happened to Aussie comedy? It's a little disturbing.
Fast Forward....how can you go past 'donkey ********' and 'grasshopper master, grasshopper' :D:D LOL!!!!!!!!
classic show!!!
and also, 'the beautiful fukari rugs' and 'i curse the day i married your sister'!!!
Alexis Logan
20 Jun 2005, 23:45
Both far better than anything going around today. Whatever happened to Aussie comedy? It's a little disturbing.
Sketch comedy is very difficult to be successful these days. Its very tough to get ratings and create successful, funny shows. Aussie Comedy is thriving however not on our TV. Any comedy show on TV these days struggle for ratings, and if the networks dont get ratings the network aint intrested in wasting time in gambling for ratings. Aussie Comedy, especially sketch wont be successful on TV for at least 3-5 years. At the end of that period everybody will of had enough of serious shows and will demand a laugh. Comedy then will boom on TV and spurt again for arround a decade then once again die down then pop up. Comedy on TV has its own circle. At the moment were just seeing nonse rubbish and stupid non funnyisms shows.
IMO Comedy Inc is very, very funny and is a great sketch comedy show.
benny's buddy
21 Jun 2005, 20:19
I'd have to go with Full Frontal. Although from what I remember I also loved Fast Forward. The SBS woman - hilarious. Also loved The Comedy Company. Tough choice between the three.
Alexis Logan
24 Jun 2005, 22:42
Fast Forward and The Comedy Company were both fantastic shows.
W W Biscuit
27 Jun 2005, 17:27
To like Fast Forward, you needed to be a huge fan of parody. I'm not - at least not in the copious doses served up by this show. Much prefered the more satirical or character-based humour of Full Frontal and Comedy Company.
Kingpin
28 Jun 2005, 01:00
and radio personalities such as Martin/Molloy
Now there's a blast from the past. I used to listen to that show religiously on TTT-FM down here, every weekday.
From memory it was around 1996. Good radio show - probably the last one I ever took any interest in.
pav_is_god
28 Jun 2005, 10:54
I was too young to really understand Fast Forward but everyone a few years older than me says it shytes all over Full Frontal. But from my POV I'll always have fond memories of Milo Kerrigan and Pewter from Full Frontal.
Dockers rule
29 Jun 2005, 14:06
fast forward by a country mile
lioness
29 Jun 2005, 20:19
Now there's a blast from the past. I used to listen to that show religiously on TTT-FM down here, every weekday.
From memory it was around 1996. Good radio show - probably the last one I ever took any interest in.I agree, it's one of the few that I've taken an interest in........top quality. I think they're both very very funny people so I loved it.
Richmondfan#1
29 Jun 2005, 20:30
Fast Forward easily. I'm a bit too young to have seen it in it's prime but have seen repeats on the Comedy Channel and Best Of's on 7.
Dockers rule
30 Jun 2005, 11:20
Full Frontal.
Give us info on the Fast Forward DVDs please, are they Best Of's or what?
There are two called the Best Of Fast Forward and one(ATM) called Fast Forwards Best TV send ups. The second of the BEst TV send ups is coming out next month.
ViperV10
1 Jul 2005, 09:38
I only really started watching from Full Frontal onward, although I have seen a little bit of Fast Forward (I was basically not allowed to watch them because I was too young :()
Therefore my fairly biased view is that Full Frontal was by far the funnier of the two. Shaun Micallef is the best comedian I have ever seen - always makes me laugh. Eric Bana was great, ANNNN was hilarious, Francis Greenslade was great and the list goes on and on.
I have never really been much of a fan of Michael Vitch, Peter Moon or Marg Downey. They were really funny occasionally (particularly Marg Downey when she did the SBS presenter role, and Peter Moon in the Kung Fu sketch alluded to) but I never really laughed as hard as I did at Full Frontal.
Alexis Logan
1 Jul 2005, 23:07
<<<Fast Forward>>>
Good Morning Moscow(The Hippy, Hippy shake)> "Victor, your a very unattractive man!"
Classic Moment!!!
Alexis Logan
5 Jul 2005, 23:45
Vizard quits, facing fines and bans
John Ferguson and Craig Binnie
05jul05
STEVE Vizard may face being banished from the boardroom and fined up to $600,000 after misusing his Telstra directorship to trade shares.
Mr Vizard, 49, dramatically quit two major public posts as the fallout from a two-year corporate watchdog investigation widened.
Premier Steve Bracks said Mr Vizard had surrendered positions as chairman of the Major Events Company and the 2007 World Swimming Championships board.
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission alleged Mr Vizard had breached his duty as a Telstra director to gain an advantage for himself or others.
He could be banned as a director for life and fined up to $600,000.
The multi-millionaire businessman has escaped criminal charges, but has agreed that he misused his position.
Federal Court documents allege Mr Vizard bought and sold shares in three listed companies -- Sausage Software, Computershare and Keycorp.
ASIC said Mr Vizard's actions contravened the Corporations Act because as a director he used the information improperly to gain an advantage. It said the information gained by Mr Vizard had enabled him to make profits and avoid making losses.
Steve Vizard left the Comedy company to make Fast Forward. He was n actor and the director. This issue happened today.
Dockers rule
12 Oct 2005, 14:51
Fast Forward is the Best. Watch 7 on Sunday for TV laughs!!!
Full Frontal.
Eric Bana will always be "Pweta" to me.
TigerFan
12 Oct 2005, 17:47
no, Fast Forward was a class above.
Marg Downey's Jana Wendt is the best take-off EVER, no contest (even Jana thought she nailed it).
Bob and Sheryl Ugly, Michelle and Ferret, and the flight attendants are some of the greatest original characters in Aussie comedy - and I haven't even started on the puppets...
I am forever thankful for seeing this show on afternoon Pay TV reruns.
Dockers rule
13 Oct 2005, 11:57
Michael Veitch dose the best "Kiddy Voices:. He is pure gold. Be sure you watch 7 this Sunday for hours of comedy laughs. It includes alot of Fast Forward, especially Pixie Ann Wheatley! Madga IS THE BEST!!!
RoosLuver
13 Oct 2005, 13:19
Fast Forward gets my vote as well, some of my fav bits:
- Mary McGregor's Recession Tips
- Good Morning Moscow
- Pixie Anne
- Dumb Street
- Marg Downey's SBS Highlights sketch, classic :D
- Janelle's Beauty Spot, with Chanelle (Magda)
One of the original sketch shows, and I believe the best one by far!.
Alexis Logan
16 Oct 2005, 00:23
theres is surrently 5 fast forwards dvdz out. i have 4, the 5 is being orded to my closest jb hi fi store
Mattlowry
16 Oct 2005, 11:47
That AMAZING STORIES or whatever it was sketch was awesome too..
Has the parking inspector giving someone a ticket because their metre ran out then someone running saying "I was only a minute late!" and the parking inspector goes "Oh alright then" and rips up the ticket....
I voted for Full Frontal but that's because even though I'm old enough to remember the end of Fast Forward... I didn't really understand it at the time. I've watched it on the comedy channel but I didn't get the sense of "I grew up on this" that I get with Full Frontal.
EDIT: I'd just like to add how much these days skit shows suck in comparison. Comedy Inc, skithouse etc etc are all horrible.
I voted for Full Frontal mostly due to the legacy of Telestubbies ...
Kingpin
16 Oct 2005, 14:33
Marg Downey's Jana Wendt is the best take-off EVER, no contest (even Jana thought she nailed it).
Absolutely perfect send up of Jana Wendt. I cracked up when I first saw it.
Bob and Sheryl Ugly
Haha aren't they the creepiest couple ever? :D
Bob (to a stranger in the sauna):"I do hope you're not naked under them towels"
Sheryl: "IIIIIyaaaaaaaahaaaahaaahahahhahahuuuuurrr"
Absolute classic :D
Kingpin
16 Oct 2005, 14:36
- Marg Downey's SBS Highlights sketch, classic :D
"Zis should be velly intellestink moofie, I shall stick matchsticks under my eyelids for zis vun" (Said with completely deadpan expression) :D
Kingpin
17 Oct 2005, 00:10
Now there's a blast from the past. I used to listen to that show religiously on TTT-FM down here, every weekday.
From memory it was around 1996. Good radio show - probably the last one I ever took any interest in.
I agree, it's one of the few that I've taken an interest in........top quality. I think they're both very very funny people so I loved it.
Just listening to a tape a friend sent me down from Launceston of Martin-Malloy skits from the radio program at the moment, I forgot just how funny that radio show really was.
I'm in hysterics here listening to this :D
Alexis Logan
28 Apr 2006, 16:55
Hey Guys!
Season one of Fast Forward is out. Pretty good, but as we all know not as good as the later years. Anyone hear dates on the other 3 series?
Alexis
Sanguinarius
30 Apr 2006, 20:48
this always bugged me...
who was the guy who played "boofa" on the sports comentary skits? I cant even remember which show it was cause I always mixed them up. Loved them both though.
Brittany
30 Apr 2006, 20:52
this always bugged me...
who was the guy who played "boofa" on the sports comentary skits? I cant even remember which show it was cause I always mixed them up. Loved them both though.
Wasn't that on Comedy Inc?
Sanguinarius
30 Apr 2006, 20:56
Wasn't that on Comedy Inc?
it was on either of the two FF shows. He also cracked me up when he did his drag skit.
he was in a car ad recently.
Brittany
30 Apr 2006, 21:08
it was on either of the two FF shows. He also cracked me up when he did his drag skit.
he was in a car ad recently.
Are you sure it wasn't the guy circled from Comedy Inc..because that does sound alot like their skit.
http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d98/gorjuzbritz/dfhd.jpg
*I know it's a crap pic but It was the only one I could find.
Sanguinarius
2 May 2006, 23:38
I'm sure it's from one of the old ones.
i've been watching the full frontal repeats on the comedy channel in the afternoon...
the episode aired today was one they aired during the summer ratings season, it included some old sketches, some bloopers etc... anyhow the timing of showing this episode was increadibly poor or increadibly funny, depending on which way you look at it...
there was scrolling text on the screen which was a list of things you could do instead of watching crap television, or something like that, wasn't paying much attention, as it was cutting in and out of the whole episode...
anyhow, getting to the point, one of the things on the list was to "Strangle Richard Carleton"...
Brittany
9 May 2006, 13:11
anyhow, getting to the point, one of the things on the list was to "Strangle Richard Carleton"...
Haha my sister was telling me about that yesterday, she was like "omg on Full Frontal they said that people should strangle Richard Carelton..etc etc"
I wish it was on later in the day so I could watch it :(
Mighty Eagles
23 Sep 2007, 13:40
I dare say if it wan'ts for Fast, K&K wouldn't of been thought of!
It was two very good shows, some of the most successfull sketch comedy shows world wide. Previously we saw the Comedy Company ect, the list goes on. Recently the Seven Network axed a failing unfunny Let Loose Live programme which was intended to be a spin off from the US hit Saturday Night Live.
Which show did you prefer and find funny?
Personally I thought Fast Forward was by far funnier. With actors such as: Steve Vizard, Michael Veitch, Peter Moon, Steve Blackburn, Glenn Robbins, Geoff Brooks and the "Famous Four" Magda Szubanski, Gina Riley, Jane Turner and Marg Downey were far funnier that Full Frontal's lesser actors.
Full Frontal picked up were Fast Forward left off, and Eric Bana was clearly the star of the show.
Basically, I agree with your summary. Full Frontal was good, but it just didn't have the sheer quality of the wonderfully talented comedians and comediennes who appeared in Fast Forward, a number of whom have continued their success in other TV and film work.
With the exception of Bana, Full Frontal was basically Australian televisions comedy "B" team, whereas Fast Forward was the "A" team.
My favourite Fast Forward character: Bruce Rump. I found myself so often agreeing with his sentiments. :D
Smell The Glove
25 Sep 2007, 08:48
Full Frontal by a mile. Fast Forward was a pile of shit. The fact that some of its actors went on to make Kath and Kim speaks volumes for its shitness.
kookadog
25 Sep 2007, 19:08
I've been watching the DVD's, fast forward was brilliant, the cast had brilliant timing, pretty much all of them are still around. Full frontal was very good but fast forward has set the standard. A standard that rarely gets met by sketch comedies these days.
docker_azza
25 Sep 2007, 22:34
Agree with the OP, Fast forward is comfortably ahead of Full Frontal. Full Frontal was good, but Fast Forward was excellent, and had set a new standard for sketch comedy in this country which has to date been unmatched.
Port_GW
25 Sep 2007, 23:46
Fast Forward by quite a considerable margin. Full Frontal was good, but it was more in the Skithouse/Comedy Inc genre, whilst Fast Forward was absolutely brilliant Australian comedy (similar to The Comedy Company).
Eric Bana (and maybe Micallief as well) was the only performer who got near the quality of those on Fast Forward.
I'd say also that theres a good chance that those voting for Full Frontal were basically too young to appreciate the quality of Fast Forward.
Mighty Eagles
29 Sep 2007, 20:31
Look I agree, but there are plenty of Full Frontal fans voicing their opinon. Atm just 6 votes seperate the 2 on here
docker_azza
29 Sep 2007, 22:08
I'd say also that theres a good chance that those voting for Full Frontal were basically too young to appreciate the quality of Fast Forward.
Particularly those who think it's crap just because of Kath and Kim. :rolleyes:
Smell The Glove
29 Sep 2007, 22:21
Particularly those who think it's crap just because of Kath and Kim. :rolleyes:
Or maybe, because the same performers and writers were involved with both, they draw the obvious link between the two. I was around to see all of both shows runs, and I seriously think Fast Forward is the biggest pile of shyte I have ever laid eyes on. Hell, even Comedy Inc is better than FF.
Fast Forward by quite a considerable margin. Full Frontal was good, but it was more in the Skithouse/Comedy Inc genre, whilst Fast Forward was absolutely brilliant Australian comedy (similar to The Comedy Company).
Eric Bana (and maybe Micallief as well) was the only performer who got near the quality of those on Fast Forward.
I'd say also that theres a good chance that those voting for Full Frontal were basically too young to appreciate the quality of Fast Forward.
You've summarised it brilliantly. I agree on all points. :thumbsu:
Mighty Eagles
3 May 2009, 00:40
This year commemerates the 20th year since Fast Forward was first on.
I actually own afew of the old Fast Forward DVDs and think their top sh!t, great Australian sketch show.
Peninsula Boy
4 May 2009, 01:35
Fast Forward by a country mile. Vizard was funny. Legzopena was hilarious. Every week they would come to the same conlusion to use sex to sell a product. Peter Moon should get more gigs. I loved the sketch where he was in love with this girl and she would just go on about everything being sexy in the world except him. He was so perfect for that. Moon is a legend. Magda was hilarious too. She had Pixie-Anne Wheatley, which got a bit tiresome but she played this crusty old, chain-smoking housewife, I can't remember her name, something like Beryl, and she was insanely funny. Vizard with the gay stewards with Veitch. Fast Forward was fantastic. That Kung Fu sketch is so well known.
Shaun Micallef playing Milo Kerrigan on Full Frontal was just about the only worthwhile thing. I remember him playing ping pong, it was amazing slapstick and he decides to jump the net like they do in tennis. Man, that was insane. The character of Milo Kerrigan reminds me a bit of Roy and HG but harsher.
Full Frontal with Milo Kerrigan was like watching Hamish and Andy and only waiting for Mr G. I think there was another dud comedy show that had Mr G and it was only worth watchihg for Mr G.
I miss some good Aussie comedy. Something fresh.
damochandler
4 May 2009, 11:35
full frontal for mine. fast forward was great. but i just love full frontal. them taking the piss out of ray martin and sale of the century was classic stuff. phill toinby was another classicwith the netty show and eric banna was brilliant
DoubleO7
4 May 2009, 16:15
full frontal for mine. fast forward was great. but i just love full frontal. them taking the piss out of ray martin and sale of the century was classic stuff. phill toinby was another classicwith the netty show and eric banna was brilliant
I agree with everything you say. :thumbsu:
FWIW, I've never watched an episode of Fast Forward. :)
Denmark AFL
5 May 2009, 00:46
i like to fast forward on foxtel iq so it wins
Fast Foward by two thirds of the Flemington straight.
Full Frontal was good, but no camparison.
Bomber32
5 May 2009, 01:10
Didn't mind Full Frontal, but I really loved Fast Forward.