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ABC managing director Mark Scott apologised for airing the skit, with Scott stating that "We have unreservedly apologised for airing that skit, ... It's very clear today from the reaction that it's caused considerable offence and distress, particularly to parents of children that are seriously ill ... I've spoken to Julian Morrow from The Chaser and my understanding is that certainly wasn't the intention of the script, but that's the consequences of it." The ABC will now change their procedures for reviewing episode content which gets broadcast. Scott continued, "We're going to look at those processes ... I mean we all know that The Chaser push the edges and it's a tightrope that we walk, and I suppose there are many, many skits that they've put to air that have offended someone along the way – that's part of the nature of the satirical and black comedy that they do," The full episode was initially available for downloading or online viewing from the official website but was taken down while the skit was edited out of the episode, the edited version was then made available for download. The skit has also been cut from any further television airings and DVD releases. The ABC suspended
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736:– As a running gag during Season 3, a photo of an old woman with a trolley would appear during sketches. Originally appeared during a stunt during Season 2, during an Ad Road Test for Riva Coffee, the footage subsequently placed occasionally in segments during Season 3. However, after the final episode was broadcast, she came in contact with The Chaser and requested her image be removed from future broadcasts. Images of Dom Knight now appear as such in the DVD of Season 3.
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an iron cage. On that same episode, he apologised for his actions, claiming to understand why the
Bulldogs fans were offended: because Canterbury Bulldogs fans much prefer to use their fists. This statement was accompanied by footage of Bulldogs supporters assaulting an opposing team's supporters during a match. After appearing in court with Morrow, Licciardello pleaded not guilty and the matter was adjourned. On 23 January 2007, Licciardello was found
1246:. In the interview, Taylor asks the hosts if he can send a quick message to his partner, proceeding to say "Jo, get the fuck out of my life. And if you don't get this fucking message right now, you never will." This finale from the segment was leaked onto the internet without the break-up plan and has been widely distributed online as a viral video. Many viewers believed the segment was actually real but Taylor admitted on national radio station
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exclaimed in an outburst at waiting photographers outside
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did a relatively lighter report on the incident, seeming to take side with the Chaser. Channel Seven got an injunction to stop The Chaser showing the segment; however, The Chaser planned on challenging the injunction. In place of their planned stunt, they shot a "hasty and dubious" reenactment of it.
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Bulldogs' colours, and was supposed to satirise the anti-social and hooligan behaviour of some Bulldogs fans. Several Bulldogs fans took offence and as a result he was charged for offensive behaviour. On the broadcast following his arrest, Licciardello appeared onstage in handcuffs and within
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for two weeks. This was relayed via a message by The Chaser on their website, who stated that whilst they disagree with the decision to suspend the show, they apologise for making the skit, acknowledging that it went too far. When the show returned two weeks later, the controversy was referenced by
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stated that The Chaser team "should hang their heads in shame". He went on to say that "I didn't see that but it's been described to me ... But having a go at kids with a terminal illness is really beyond the pale, absolutely beyond the pale." That morning, the Chaser team along with the
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and a baseball cap, making fun of Debnam's campaign appearances in the swimwear. When TV cameras remained focused on
Reucassel rather than Mr Debnam, he said, "Sorry, I'm not Peter Debnam, he's over there. Just because I'm wearing this doesn't mean I'm Peter Debnam". Reucassel stuck around for the
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of people counting down to the first episode of the season. New segments had been developed and the opening sequence was reworked. After the move to prime time the ratings increased to almost 1.5 million viewers each week. This was despite direct competition with well-rated programs on commercial
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and asked Stott to sign it. Stott's lawyer said his client felt intimidated by the stunt and the footage of it was not shown in the first episode as scheduled for "legal reasons". In the first episode to go to air, Morrow responded by raising the point that Stott has done business with Saddam
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admitted it was a set up and apologised. However, they did not know what Taylor was going to say because he only asked if he could do a bit for the show and as a result, their interaction with Taylor was unscripted, as well as their reaction to his profane message.
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The publicised reaction to the sketch the next day from the general public and media commentators was almost universally negative. Among widespread reported disapproval from the public, especially from the families that the Make-a-Wish
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did not end up running that footage. Channel 7 broadcast scenes that they judged made the Chaser crew look arrogant, although it was stated in The Chaser's season 2 DVD commentary that James Thomas later called The Chaser team and apologised for the way
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expressed negative views. A few days later, the team approached John Howard on his morning walk, dressed as rabbits, and sparked a reaction from the prime minister, with him saying: "You blokes are a lot funnier when you pick on someone who's alive".
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would look a saint after death. The song, whose lyrics were written by Chris Taylor, became the target of significant media attention, with several radio and television personalities saying the song was in "bad taste", and both then prime minister
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asked if they could follow The Chaser team on one of their stunts, The Chaser agreed. The Chaser chose a stunt that would embarrass the
Channel 7 television program. They did so by having a "Meakin Booze Bus"; in reference to Channel 7 boss
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award "Most Outstanding Comedy Program" for the 2006 series. The show was nominated for the 2007 AFI award in the category of 'Best Television Comedy Series' for the 2007 series. In late February 2008, the show was nominated for the
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podcasting directory, the show took the number one position. The last four episodes of the first season averaged approximately 175,000 viewers of the vodcast, and 25,000 downloads, which ABC stated was a success.
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are not part of the regular on-screen cast. However, Knight is a writer, and Firth compiled roving reports for the show from the United States, until he left the group to start a satirical newspaper in mid-2007.
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during one of the PM's morning walks. To test his security arrangements, Reucassel approached the prime minister during a morning walk and asked for a hug while holding a large plastic
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was not so successful. Cut out from this segment was an unsuccessful attempt that took place between the axe and the chainsaw, in which Reucassel was holding a four-point-star mace.
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ran segments covering rumours of the program moving to a commercial network, and the use of Osama bin Laden for humour, highlighting dangerous stunts and overstepping the mark.
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hanging a sign over a freeway and "proposing" on a big screen at an outdoor festival. For the finale, Taylor introduces the interview of him on the morning television program
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were the most popular downloaded vodcasts in 2007. Almost nine million vodcasts were downloaded, more than half of the ABC's online vodcasts served in the year.
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in Sydney, on 6 September 2007, Morrow and Licciardello along with nine other production crew members were arrested after they drove a fake Canadian
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press conference but failed to draw a response from the opposition leader, and was again ignored when he went to shake Mr Debnam's hand.
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and successfully breached the APEC restricted zone. Police only realised that the motorcade was a hoax when Licciardello, dressed as
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to see if they would work in real life. Examples include whether male cheerleaders can convince a random person to stop smoking.
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3834:"Today Tonight v The Chaser: who's got the credibility?"
2950:"Chaser court victory hailed as triumph for free speech"
2312:"G4tv.com - Video Games, Comedy, Creators & Culture"
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entering a restricted area without special justification
1070:'s theory on how to acquire your deepest desires by the
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2499:"Chaser's War on Everything, The – Series 2, Vol 1 DVD"
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2978:"Australia's MOST WANTED – The Chaser's WAR ON COMEDY"
2525:"The Chaser's War on Everything – Season 2 Vol. 2 DVD"
2387:"FOXTEL - the Comedy Channel's Biggest Thursday Ever!"
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1046:"Anna Coren's Segue/Meaningless Gibberish of the Week"
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771:"What Have We Learned from Current Affairs This Week?"
375:, to assist with its publication. Through the help of
3459:"PM lashes Chaser crew when ambushed on morning walk"
1050:"What Have We Learnt from Current Affairs This Week?"
2731:"No matter how well you plan, there's always a flea"
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3547:"Offensive Chaser defends song war on dead celebs"
2775:"AWB inquiry not laughing over 'The Chaser' stunt"
1158:– Throughout the series the team create satirical
654:in Australia and is one of the first TV shows the
1250:that it was set up. It was actually filmed after
862:"Scenes from the Life of the Crazy Warehouse Guy"
379:, the Chaser team produced various shows for the
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3318:"Police question Chasers over second APEC stunt"
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1383:was confronted by Reucassel wearing nothing but
864:– Hansen plays a stereotypical announcer from a
716:" and even the translation of the boys names in
3884:"L'Oréal Paris 2006 AFI Award Winners Revealed"
3400:"APEC charges dropped against Chaser satirists"
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1765:In May 2007, the program was nominated for the
1702:, have run pieces critical of The Chaser team.
1993:"Dinner, Piers pressure and lots of red whine"
1360:", checked in using the automated check-in at
910:– An existing video of the infamous terrorist
259:, an Australian satirical group consisting of
4363:AACTA Award for Best Television Comedy Series
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3292:"Apec security leaves bitter taste in Sydney"
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2473:"Chaser's War on Everything, The – Vol 2 DVD"
2413:"Chaser's War on Everything, The – Vol 1 DVD"
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908:"A Message From Osama Bin Laden" / Subtitles
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3264:"Chaser comic convoy beats summit security"
3188:APEC Meeting (Police Powers) Act 2007 No 14
3108:"Nation of larrikins? Well, yes and no ..."
2862:Erin O'Dwyer, Daniel Dasey (16 July 2006).
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2577:"Downloads boost The Chaser's viral appeal"
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3691:"'Hang your heads' Rudd tells Chaser boys"
3604:"Seven gets injunction against the Chaser"
3370:"Police bungle sees Chaser charges binned"
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3201:"Chaser pranksters 'could have been shot'"
3060:"Speedo wearing comedian confronts Debnam"
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4582:2000s Australian comedy television series
2998:"Chaser star cleared over Bulldogs stunt"
2919:"Chaser star cleared over Bulldogs stunt"
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4607:2006 Australian television series debuts
4005:"Britcoms dominate international awards"
3717:"ABC boss sorry for Chaser 'wrong call'"
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2835:"Chaser star leaves it to the video ref"
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2864:"Chaser Canterbury joke gets no laughs"
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1899:"Chaser boys happy at the ABC, for now"
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1635:'Make a Realistic Wish Foundation' skit
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900:'s industrial output and the makeup of
515:The Chaser's Age of Terror Variety Hour
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3489:"Howard, Rudd lash out at Chaser song"
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2196:"ABC's Specks and Chasers rating well"
2119:"ABC pranksters slated for prime time"
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2023:Molitorisz, Sacha (14 February 2006).
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1929:"Chaser: Episode 3 questions answered"
1784:In June 2008, The Chaser received the
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967:"Clive The Slightly-Too-Loud Commuter"
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3663:"Seven boss blows up at Chaser stunt"
3635:"Seven boss blows up at Chaser stunt"
3157:"Chaser APEC court hearing adjourned"
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643:The episodes of the second series of
3040:"Al Kyder: Virgin on the ridiculous"
3020:"Chaser axe stunt gets Howard going"
2258:"Chaser announces election specials"
1617:broadcast reports of the stunt, the
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680:. In another episode from Season 3,
609:features to the two prior releases.
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3695:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
3432:Schubert, Misha (18 October 2007).
3322:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
3135:"11 charged over Chaser APEC stunt"
3002:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
2923:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
2779:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
2679:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
2555:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
2447:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
2228:"Commercial TV chases lost ratings"
1296:, and said he would appeal "to the
1183:Controversies and well-known stunts
991:"What Have We Learnt From History?"
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656:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
573:The final episode was broadcast on
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245:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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4057:The Chaser's War on Everything
3939:"50th annual TV Week Logie Awards"
3545:McLean, Stuart (18 October 2007).
3237:. 9 September 2007. Archived from
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2671:"The strange world of news satire"
2617:. 17 November 2006. Archived from
2117:Browne, Rachel (28 January 2007).
1682:Current affairs programs, notably
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4028:, Atheist Foundation of Australia
3229:"Chasers release new prank video"
3080:"Chaser duo held over APEC stunt"
3004:. 23 January 2007. Archived from
2925:. 23 January 2007. Archived from
2781:. 8 February 2006. Archived from
2640:Miller, Nick (20 December 2007).
2330:Molitorisz, Sacha (18 May 2009).
1958:Chaser's Chas bows out with botox
1897:Katherine Field (6 August 2008).
3909:"Screen Awards – Winners (2006)"
3633:Dylan Welch (15 November 2007).
3165:. 4 October 2007. Archived from
2948:Gibson, Jano (24 January 2007).
2705:"Chaser stunt turns heads in US"
2669:Funnell, Anthony (8 June 2006).
1105:Segments appearing once or twice
938:"Citizens' Infringement Officer"
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3272:. Melbourne. 6 September 2007
3209:. Melbourne. 6 September 2007
3115:. Melbourne. 9 September 2007
3088:. Melbourne. 6 September 2007
2501:. Devoted DVD. Archived from
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2204:. 31 May 2007. Archived from
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1734:depicted them in the report.
4531:Shaun Micallef's Mad as Hell
4475:Shaun Micallef's Mad as Hell
4375:John Safran's Music Jamboree
3521:"Chaser's war on good taste"
3190:. Retrieved 20 October 2007.
3048:. Melbourne. 18 August 2006.
2804:Debi Enker (22 March 2007).
2605:"Podcast TV starts to click"
2292:. Melbourne. 30 October 2007
1874:. 1 May 2009. Archived from
1478:minister for foreign affairs
1344:Julian Morrow's ticket prank
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580:The entire catalogue of the
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4251:Today Today / Bloody Sunday
3068:. Melbourne. 19 March 2007.
2806:"Chasing down the powerful"
2585:. Melbourne. 23 August 2006
1872:Australian Associated Press
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1544:and then opposition leader
1320:Craig Reucassel's axe stunt
1022:"The News According To Fox"
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4304:Age of Terror Variety Hour
3434:"Chaser song 'just wrong'"
2332:"Chaser's world offensive"
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1032:"What You Missed on Cable"
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2899:. Melbourne. 16 July 2006
2869:The Sydney Morning Herald
2736:The Sydney Morning Herald
2551:"ABC launches Vodcasting"
2337:The Sydney Morning Herald
2124:The Sydney Morning Herald
2030:The Sydney Morning Herald
1752:Australian Film Institute
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1368:Craig Reucassel's speedos
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2284:"The Chaser goes global"
1973:Chaser bow out on a high
1678:Current affairs programs
1595:'s news headquarters at
973:and talks loudly on his
953:"If Life Were A Musical"
477:After the controversial
410:Hey Hey, it's the Chaser
363:. The group later added
279:. Fellow Chaser members
176:Andy Nehl, Nathan Earl,
3402:. ABC PM. 28 April 2008
1275:merchandise outside an
1127:'s speech "Yes We Can".
854:– Hansen plays a shop "
448:Due to its popularity,
441:on 17 February 2006 at
402:Thank Allah It's Friday
4219:The Unbelievable Truth
4171:Television productions
1646:Make-a-Wish Foundation
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1398:The Chaser APEC pranks
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1210:Australian Wheat Board
1082:Public Address Systems
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2068:"Bradley J Howard CV"
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1064:"Nut Job of the Week"
902:the Czech Legislature
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594:Biggest Thursday Ever
588:Programming Director
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4148:Literary productions
3801:"Chasing the Chaser"
3743:Overington, Caroline
2505:on 11 September 2007
2453:on 18 September 2007
2232:eBroadcast Australia
2025:"Behind enemy lines"
1673:Reception and impact
1555:Melbourne radio show
918:, often declaring a
700:Andrew Hansen's hair
479:APEC motorcade stunt
433:The first season of
4539:Colin From Accounts
4415:Summer Heights High
4155:Satirical newspaper
3955:on 28 December 2007
3614:on 15 November 2007
3552:The Daily Telegraph
3501:on 27 December 2007
3350:on 13 November 2007
3324:. 10 September 2007
3008:on 24 January 2007.
2621:on 27 December 2007
2479:on 15 December 2007
2208:on 24 December 2007
2201:The West Australian
1424:APEC Leaders Summit
1416:APEC Australia 2007
1273:Canterbury Bulldogs
982:Occasional segments
961:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
852:"Surprise Spruiker"
843:Supporting segments
825:"In Other News ..."
497:, South Korea, and
406:The Chaser is Right
80:, Mark Fitzgerald,
4577:APRA Award winners
4483:Upper Middle Bogan
4391:John Safran vs God
3985:on 6 February 2008
3846:on 18 January 2008
3671:. 15 November 2007
3469:on 21 October 2007
3298:. 9 September 2007
3241:on 13 October 2007
3169:on 13 October 2007
2929:on 5 February 2008
2785:on 1 February 2009
2764:. No. 4, season 2.
2419:on 1 December 2007
2238:on 11 October 2007
2057:. No. 5, season 1.
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1468:reported that the
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894:"Mr Ten Questions"
815:"The Ad Road-Test"
807:; a satire of the
797:"Firth in the USA"
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586:the Comedy Channel
562:A third season of
551:Similarly, in the
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467:The Chaser Decides
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163:Executive producer
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4282:Stage productions
4243:Radio productions
4212:The Hamster Wheel
4200:War on Everything
4124:Chas Licciardello
2443:– Season 1 Vol 1"
2393:on 1 January 2010
2264:. 24 October 2007
1746:In December 2006
1499:"The Eulogy Song"
1378:opposition leader
1352:under the names "
1072:Law of Attraction
1007:"The 2:30 Report"
1001:"Famous Face Off"
682:Chas Licciardello
677:The New Inventors
658:added to iTunes.
577:on 29 July 2009.
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121:Country of origin
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