Wow. Conrad Janis on trombone. George Segal on banjo. The Beverly Hills Unlisted Jazz Band, who played eight sold out performances at Carnegie Hall. Million dollar footage - absolutely unbelievable.
Ahh, the little Aussie bleeder. I remember as a kid my father driving by Bankstown airport and seeing his royal blue DC3 plane with the hills hoist mounted on top parked there. The memories, what a great bloke. 👍
@@craigedwards2940 Frank zappa also, Frank got Norman to follow through on a promise to jam with him in oz and when he went to Sydney Norman played onstage with the band in one of the songs after the encore
How Gary McDonald managed to get into these places is beyond me, a load of 70s Hollywood actors having a party and Gary manages to just casually waltz in lol he or the crew had to have contacts of some sort.
With Ed Asner and a few other American interviews I think it takes a few sentences before they pick up Norms accent which would be very foreign to their ears and at times the punch line for them has passed,plus a lack of understanding as to what Australians laugh at(lady at the cake shop reference).Still always enjoyed Norms Tom Foolery.When segments or interviews are arranged the subjects are fully aware of what Norms all about,he's obviously playing to the viewing audience.The funniest thing I find is the initial reaction of the 'guest' to his props(tissue to stop shaving cuts and that shocking comb over)A lot have to have a 'second take' of what they're looking at.
This is so stupid. To approach Ed Asner in this way? And the others. His show was good though.Aussie, British and New Zealand honour is so different. Why only a few American sit-coms are ant good. They just don't get it.
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No one is as funny as Norman Gunston
Wow. Conrad Janis on trombone. George Segal on banjo. The Beverly Hills Unlisted Jazz Band, who played eight sold out performances at Carnegie Hall. Million dollar footage - absolutely unbelievable.
Gary Macdonald , absolute legend of Australian Television entertainment!???????
Hundreds and thousands on Vegemite.
spew
Onya' Norman, little Aussie Bleeder
Ahh, the little Aussie bleeder. I remember as a kid my father driving by Bankstown airport and seeing his royal blue DC3 plane with the hills hoist mounted on top parked there. The memories, what a great bloke. 👍
I loved his interview with Sally Struthers. She couldn't stop laughing.
Gotta love Norman 👍😜🤪
Norman Gunston is AMAAAAAAZZING!!!!
WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From a 73yo Aussie fan.
funniest guy ever on Oz tv.
Awesome
Henry Winkler got it.
I think he interviewed Henry Winkler more than once. I think George might have got it too.
putting himself in with the big shots..
Yep NG was before his time!!
stephanie powers, ooh la la, great gal and great sport
Ed Asner didn't even attempt to ""play off"" Norman..!! Methinks he took himself too seriously...
Come on, he's clearly so drunk that he can barely stand and talk.
The bleeding comment was pretty good.
why should he. they guy is a pasty face no talent from australia. can't even speak english. not funny, just makes stupid faces
You're not related to Warren by any chance? He engaged with him.
Na, theyre all in on it, you couldnt just work the room among that lot, Security wouldnt have let you in in the first place.
1:12 Henry Wrinkler ❗ lolol 😃
Great, love it, the yanks have no clue how to deal with Aussie humour, good on yer Norm !
Some of them don't but some of them do. Ryan O'Neal, Cheech and Chong did and Richard Crenna did. It's the more up themselves one's who don't.
He induced cognitive dissonance is most of them.
yes, no, yes, absolutely. lol
@@craigedwards2940 Sally Struthers certainly did
@@craigedwards2940 Frank zappa also, Frank got Norman to follow through on a promise to jam with him in oz and when he went to Sydney Norman played onstage with the band in one of the songs after the encore
How Gary McDonald managed to get into these places is beyond me, a load of 70s Hollywood actors having a party and Gary manages to just casually waltz in lol he or the crew had to have contacts of some sort.
RIP Mr. Segal
Night Flight cut it at the end of Ed Asner, but showed a few seconds of them dancing before the commercial break.
Accidentally exposed Hollywood
Mr Seagull lmao
With Ed Asner and a few other American interviews I think it takes a few sentences before they pick up Norms accent which would be very foreign to their ears and at times the punch line for them has passed,plus a lack of understanding as to what Australians laugh at(lady at the cake shop reference).Still always enjoyed Norms Tom Foolery.When segments or interviews are arranged the subjects are fully aware of what Norms all about,he's obviously playing to the viewing audience.The funniest thing I find is the initial reaction of the 'guest' to his props(tissue to stop shaving cuts and that shocking comb over)A lot have to have a 'second take' of what they're looking at.
Ha ha.Thanks.
@ 2:48 , Stephanie Powers was one hot lady, still is actually!!!
I suspect that they all know what's going on.
He was way better at this inspired silliness than say Sacha Cohen. Not mean spirited.
groupie!
This is so stupid. To approach Ed Asner in this way? And the others. His show was good though.Aussie, British and New Zealand honour is so different. Why only a few American sit-coms are ant good. They just don't get it.
very 'dark' humor
Cringe. Laugh.