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The show that shouldn’t have had a 1st episode, has a 3rd. Tim Ferguson and Maynard take your questions and ask a few of their own. Tim Ferguson makes bold statements about politics, burlesque AND Richard Fidler (completely unsupported by facts) Maynard swears twice and admits to reading a book recently. PLUS your regular dose of Lorne Greene. This show is going nowhere even faster than we thought.
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Maynard and Tim Ferguson attempt a 2nd episode of the show that should never be. Tim gives his right of reply to the Federal budget, Maynard describes his letterbox & we play some more Lorne Greene. It’s the opposite of compelling.
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All three of us look surprised to be on the first episode of Bunga Bunga. Maynard brings the shonky music, Tim Ferguson brings a shonky theory about candida infection at The Edinburgh Festival. Skeptical Richard Saunders is guest.
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Two shows in 1 this time! Maynard visits some of his favourite Japanese music from his archives. On the way the big news of a Madd Club reunion gig and a live show interviewing Tim Ferguson broke in.
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Carry A Big Shtick more like it.
Tim Ferguson has finally published his memoir, Carry A Big Stick, recalling his life and his intentionally comedic moments as well.
Ever since the very first time since I met Tim at the Adelaide Festival Fringe in 1986 when I presented the Doug Anthony All Stars with the “Pick Of The Fringe” award, that the Castanet Club had won the previous festival, I’ve wanted to see inside his house.
Well, dear listener, today is our day.
Tim opens up on his partners in comedy crime as well as his MS and his secret love for a film not made by George Lucas.
He also takes your questions, and you might not like his answers. I know I didn’t.
Tim Ferguson is my favourite failed NSW Senate candidate ever!
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Are there any good stories left? Has shitty reality TV killed narrative? Maynard asks Tim Ferguson, Jack Marx, Tony Push & Fiona Scott-Norman about the lack of good story telling on TV and at the movies. Or maybe it’s alive and well after all?
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Comedian Tim Ferguson points out why David Croft was such a good comic writer and producer. Dad’s Army, Are You Being Served & I Ain’t ‘half Hot Mum all shared one thing often lacking thesedays – jokes.
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Tim Ferguson has been a funny guy all his life. Whether as part of Doug Anthony All Stars or producing shows for ABC & Foxtel. His new book tells you how to be funny, get rich and maybe even get laid. The Cheeky Monkey is almost as good as being in his screenwriting class at RMIT, except you don’t get to check out his hot ass.
