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After turning "Jeez Wayne" into a national catchphrase with their hit series A Week of It, comedy duo David McPhail and Jon Gadsby continued their TV dream run with weekly sketch comedy show McPhail and Gadsby. This first episode from the first series chooses religion as the object of satire, which gives the pair a chance to dress up as angels, devils, monks, nuns, priests and Moses. The thematic approach to the series was soon abandoned in favour of the better-remembered style of topical news satire.
Preceded by a series of one hour, single subject sketch comedy programmes in 1980 and by the earlier and hugely successful A Week of It, the political satire McPhail and Gadsby began its ...
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Another comedy series showcasing David McPhail
Television, 2004 (Excerpts)
This episode of Intrepid Journeys hosted by Jon Gadsby
Television, 1994 (Excerpts)
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Television, 1991 (Excerpts)
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Television, 1977 (Full Length Episode)
Another classic featuring David McPhail and Jon Gadsby
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Television, 1978 (Full Length Episode)
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Television, 1994 (Excerpts)
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Television, 1983 (Full Length)
Jon Gadsby features briefly as a cast member of Mutiny on the Bounty
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