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The Paul Hogan Show: "American Express" + "Rolf's Walkabout" + "Pot of Brass"
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2018
- Classic sketch(es) from 1977/78 featuring Hoges, Delvene Delaney and Andrew Harwood.
From the "Best of the Paul Hogan Show" 2 DVD-set.
* Includes send-ups of Karl Malden, Rolf Harris and Tommy Hanlon Jr. *
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Arr the Good Old Days of Comedy. Thank you Paul Hogan and Gang. So Politically Incorrect. 😂❤
I'm amazed no one mentioned Steve Dodd , he was a good mate to my brother and I back in the 80's . What a story teller , we'd sit there in the Brookvale hotel having a beer and he would tell us stories ( we were grown men by the way ) that would bring a tear to your eye but had happy endings , he was an incredible human being . A lot of older people would remember the boomerang thrower at half time at Brooky oval when Manly played at home . He told us about The Chant of Billy Blacksmith when the young girl opened the door he said here I am a black fella holding an axe with blood all over it staring at this little white girl , he said she had nightmares for a week . It's just hilarious Paul had him in this sketch standing there in his running shoes . Steve passed away about 10 yrs ago , and he still is the kindest bloke I've ever met . He was a very under rated actor .
R.I.P Steve Dodd .
Paul Hogan, Australia National's treasure.
@@lordeden2732 coz you're perfect? You like paying taxes?
For those who didn’t live in Australia at the time, Rolf used to do ads for British Paints ( hence the strumming on the paint can, which was his signature sign off on the commercials.).
Hoges in the pot of brass was channeling Tommy Hanlon Jnr, an American who seemed to be ill at ease compering the show ( hoges impersonation is pretty much spot on).
As a schoolboy at the time, Delvene Delaney ( on left side of the balance act) was everyone’s schoolboy dream.
She still is! 😀
Delvene was certainly attractive then and talented (she still has it). Strop is a lucky man being married to her.
Hoges big break was on Tommy Hanlon's POT OF GOLD.
Rolf's tag line was:
"Trust British Paints,
Sure Can!"
Or as we kids used to say (sometimes with a slightly different vowel in the lust word:
"Trust British Paints,
Sure Can't"
And Bernard "King of the Poofs" as he was known back then!
@@EarlJohn61trust Rolf Harris,,,,,, sure can't. 😂
Hoges has that type of face that can imitate lots of celebrities. He does a great job doing Tommy Hanlon Jr's mannerisms. Mike McColl-Jones who played Bernard King was sensational.
This is bloody marvelous 😂
Delvene Delaney. Damn.
Greetings From Iceland, my god man, i always loved Crocodile Dundee.
this is just a new world for me, did not know he was in comedy before. this is fkn hilarious btw
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I loved growing up to Hogs! Strop was my favourite
Each 2 their own I prefer Hoges & Strop
Strop is battling dementia... bloody sad 😔
@@neboknenim9429 Delvene looks good too.
@@lasagnegurl167 John Cornell aka Strop sadly passed away in July, 2021. R.I.P.
Absolute classic
Seems like Rolf's third leg got him in to a lot of trouble...
Yeah you could say that.
HA HA HA HA HA HA!
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Even back then they saw through Rolf.
Geez, who wouldn't want a face full of Delvine Delaney? mmmmm
Strop definitely would. She's been married to him for just over 40 years.
those were the days.
8:24 -- The thing is: in reality, that dude has some MASSIVE FALSETTO! He's never off-key, though he's trying to make it funny - yet he's nailing those high notes.
Pretty big wasn't it
they were onto Rolf even back then
He started as a painter on the Sydney Harbour Bridge and did a interview with the ABC, the rest is history
he was a rigger thats why he wore the sleeveless striped shirt, shorts, footy socks and workboots in his tv show.
Haha Classic and no PC here
I wonder how many remember Tommy Hanlon Junior? He did have that hesitant way to talking. Ah, that was a long time ago.
I remember the 'Pot of Gold' player card which was included in Woman's Day magazine (that my mother always bought) back then.
He chopped my head off
One night I was the kid called to stick his head in the guillotine , a magic bit that was part of a Silvers Circus silvers show Tommy was MCing in the bush
The Good old day's ❤
" Tan me hide when i`m died Clyde"....hahahaha
Now that is humour.
No young girls were injured during this episode
Now we know what Rolf got up to
Interestingly, Rolf passed away last month (May 10, 2023).
Not letting you go now Rolf ey
Quite a few teenagers of the seventies wouldn't of minded act fiving with delvine Delaney
Ha. He would really be shakin his head if really knew what old Rolfey was up to back then.
We all now know what Rolf did with that third leg and why he liked to blow on his digeradoo.
Rolf did more than blow on a didgeridoo!
The Millennials have no respect for the classic Australian comedies.
They have no idea what real comedy is
The quick-air pick-air upper....
With IONIAN HELICES IN THE CLOUDS...
Gulli Gulli was the MAN
It's a shame Hoge's acting career never went far
He's doing fine thanks to residuals from his main hits in 86 and 88.
@@jamesfrench7299 nuh
8:00 - bless
This is the TV I grew up with. Bernard King (pot of brass judge) was such a pos, he would say things to the contestants like, "I never wear a tie that cost less than a hundred dollars (500.00 current day) which is more than most of you would earn in a month' No one ever liked him except for other social climbers. Nice lil blast from the past thanks.
“Love the boongs?” Jeez things have changed.
4:50
If only.
Shame Rolf couldn't tie his Kangaroo down. So fucking pissed with him all memories of animal hospital ruined o_O
‘Sack Kerr’... they should’ve 🤦🏼♀️
7.00 minutes. This must be where Stewie Griffin comes from, not Rex Harrison where Seth says.
The guy on the left in the "Pot 'o Gold" sketch ..... Did he play the Centauri Regent in Babylon 5 ?
No it's not him, I thought at first it was him too. Oh shit 4yrs ago sorry only started looking up Paul's stuff today. On a wee nostalgia trip haha
@@iainaitken4472 No worries . Thanks for the information anyways .
Is that Michael Pate as Gulli Gulli?
0:58.
Shoot the bloody thing!
Do you have Hoges doing Sargent Donga and THE GUT?
So this is the Australian version of Saturday night live?
Close, I think it's more like the aussie version of the Benny Hill show
Watching this I realise in 2019 comedy is dead. Too afraid some snowflake will be offended.
Really! You’ve not seen or heard anything funny this year? Sounds like some has a stick up their arse
That’s why I just love to trigger them every opportunity I get…….
Woke comedy is absolute rubbish.
Sargent belly
The old people that run TV networks today wonder how to keep viewers need to go back making the old days of growing up on 70/ 80/90 comedy no wonder you can't watch tv today I could make 20 plus bits from many commerical shows today but you might offend some person that is to senstive
The talent show spoof had better acts than Britain’s got talent 😊
Oh no, this is the sort of stuff people now desperately search the web for in order to be offended
His third leg isn’t much good now
Facet ktory mnie ubawial po przyjezdzie do Aus. Teraz niestety Australia zmienila sie w PRL. Nic nie mozna.
ergo The guy who made me laugh when I came to Aus. Now, unfortunately, Australia has turned into the People's Republic of Poland. Nothing is possible.
Was this really Bernard King?
The _real_ Bernard King did not feature in the "Pot of Brass" sketch. Someone might know who the actor is.
@@RoughJustice2k18 I'd like to know who the actor is, if we've since found out...
100 points!
@@RoughJustice2k18 Mike Mccoll -Jones is the actor who played Bernard King brilliantly.
@@johncotton5561 😎👍
Is that young edna?
If you mean Dame Edna Everage, no - that's Marion Edward (sometimes credited as Marion Edwards). She is known for her appearances in Prisoner: Cell Block H, A Country Practice, Division 4, and Homicide. She passed away in 2007, aged 72.
piss the ads off
At least you can laugh at this stuff, not like the unfunny Rot they televise today as comedy
Today he would be in jail for being a raciest
Brilliant. Imagine all the woke little darlings today offended at this.
Geez we were easy to please back then.
No matter what you think of the subjects, this just isn't funny. Not even a wry chuckle.
Ahh yes, the heady days when Australian comedy meant unfunny and boring shite like this every Saturday night on the TV. I remember NOT laughing at this when it was new in the 1970's too....
Have you ever laughed at anything?
@@chrispoleson6118 Yes...when it was funny.
It was shite back then & it's still shite today.
The true Australia, thats long dead
I'm confused is that Rolf or Albo the Abo! doing a primo.