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great interview with a legendary comedian and writer ..how correct was he too about the worlds population getting out of hand .a very wise and highly intelligent man whos greatly missed

Best part is the ads that you left in 🥲

Gough was a giant in the Labour Party. They have only had loser leaders since. The Whitlam government was the textbook case of reform trumping management.

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This is probably what "Late Night with the Devil " was based on😮!!!

Back when people could have a laugh no woke bs. 🇦🇺🇦🇺

1:37 Yes, I would rather have Kelly Buttfu... 😂

Why did the great minds of the 70s have so few babies ? It’s a sad state of affairs.😢

my school first form english class had an excursion to the ABC studios in Sydney 1975 and Garry McDonald was rehearsing for his show and agreed to meet us...he was in Norm Gunstan character and was a genuine pleasure to meet and signed autographs for us and made our day so exciting.....thank you Mr McDonald for being so kind to a bunch of westy school kids ❤

It's 2029 and I'm watching this on my eyelids.

Priceless. I love how he pretends to weep.

My first PC was.... Packard Bell 486 DX 2- Memory RAM: 8 MB. 420 MB HDD. 9600 KB MoDem. DOS 6.1 and Win 3:11 The monitor was a Sony... All for about close to $2,000.00 @ Circuit City 😁

Beautiful Anne allowed herself to have lightheaded off air moment still immaculate in her suit next to bare chested staffer but even so relaxed Anne fulwood doesn't swear

i loved listen to Spike till this video , how can he say he shouldnt have 4 kids they didnt chose to be born to him, the earth is to full is bullshit.

I think its sad that theres no brilliant comediens in this troubled world now like in the 70s & 80s? Good old fashion ed wholesome fun & laughs.... purely.entertaining & not an ounce of satanic influence like in the media today:) bring 😂❤back the good old days,wen goodness & God laws were obeyed by all:) good old fash ioned humour & hellarity.love & heavenly blssgs:) pia&family 🤗 ❤🎉

I write this at a little after 11.00pm on 21st July, 2024, some five years after the passing of Clive James. He is *sorely missed* but watching this again I still got a hearty chuckle from Clive's opening lines. *RIP Clive James,* we will never see your like again and therein lies the pity.

The F22 was featured at 13:41.... Was its design known at this point in 1992 ?

ALL P00FTERS

Forgot John Mangos was even at Channel Ten.

Get this. My wife and I got lunch at Marks and Spencer in Hastings. We shared a table with a couple around our age and found they had organised the burial of the Spike. Town’s nearby, has a grave of an Irish Catholic in the local Anglican graveyard. It’s engraved with his phase in Gaelic “I told you I was sick.” Beautiful. RIP Terrance.

Watching on my cell phone in 2024.

Arena was a great documentary series, and this is a wonderful example of what it could achieve. 36:27 says everything about his real view of fairness, still even Scarfe can't get it right all the time.

Be great 👍 for all...

Sad that these sort of programmes no longer exist on tv. Just full of banal "reality" shows and tallentless tat.

So, yeah, I’ve just heard Paul McDermott sing “I’m wet and I’m moist!” So……I’m done.

Geoffrey is the best husband to have, his lucky wife ! ❤❤❤ and Clive for the comedy ❤❤❤

Sir Geoffrey can help poor Julian Assange ❤❤❤❤

Such handsome intellectual men ❤❤❤

Unfortunately this goes for business owners. Like the ones who cant ever keep anyone but i woild imagine there is a Peter in most of them too.

0:25 Man it must take a lot of patience to speak in a crowd people who will not stop chanting at you, I probablt wouldn't be able to hold back from telling everyone to shut up so I can speak.

Hard to tell if you're joking around in description or if you actually hate the Beatles'

It's interesting to see that misconceptions and revisionist history was strong and healthy even back then before social media... Henry Ford did not invent the car nor was he the first to mass produce them, yet that's what is implied in this episode!

33:20 accurate prediction on streaming services

20:38 This prediction was so wrong, I'm watching this video on a PC.

Absolutely brilliant. I love all his last words and that he called the war the Adolf Hitler show.

The one thing they didn't predict, is how the internet would quicken global interactions, awakening the masses to the deep corruption of our so called " Leaders".

Beyond 2000: "Upwards of 3 Trillion dollars could be spent online yearly" . I just checked.. "The amount of money spent on online consumer goods purchases in 2023 reached US$3.15 trillion"

Virtual Reality had a false dawn in the early 90s with primitive VR games and the film Lawnmower Man. The technology simply wasn't there at the time.

I love the part where Gough Whitlam says, if I had the job I would do it every bit as well as anybody else who's had it.... nudge, nudge, wink, wink. He was a very funny man.

He was absolutely fascinating and equally talented!

They should create a new series, "Beyond 3000".

A historical documentary about computers... now AI is promising the future. It sounds like deja vous.

In London where I worked, a workmate was once boyfriend of the daughter for a while and he went to the house a few times, one time Spike had trashed the house in depression, a lovely but troubled man once get to know him according to my pal at work (welder fabricator)

Norman Gunston is depressed about rating '11' on the ABC on a Sunday night, how quaint. (Ok, that's really bad for 3 channels, but it's amazing for 50+ countless streaming services.)

Where is Frank Now?!

Gough the most intelligent Man of the last of the last 70 years

2.37..what the hell!

Spikes all surveying eye

Much, much love for Barry from Florida USA! And Edna and Les, too! Barry, you will live on and on and on, on TH-cam! 😊

lol I had an intel 486