Loved Hogues since I was a 10yo peeking through a doorway to watch his show as it was my bedtime. Those skits were, at there time, hilarious. Bring back Leo Wanker. I'm sure he's doing it right in the American's lap without many of them knowing it in this stand-up. Which is a great discovery - I've never seen Hoges at this age do a stand-up in the US. Still flying the AU flag and selling fosters er larger, To the US. I bet a certain Mr Packer had plenty to do with this - well - I'll call it - assignment. Greatest ever walking billboard for Australia
No notes, no teleprompter. I had no idea what he was going to say and he brilliantly walked the fine line of insulting them and taking the piss out of them and melding with them. An absolute joy to watch for the first time. He could still do this now and we should coax him out of retirement
This deserve more viewers and likes. If Netflix exists in the 80s & 90s, this guy would have his Netflix special comedy show. He’s a natural & talented stand up comedian.
@@MySteamChannel it's funny, if you ask Americans what country they would want to visit before they die most would have Australia 🇦🇺 on their list. I mean , any country that produced AC/DC and Rose Tattoo has to be great! Cheers from Tucson Arizona, USA mate! 🇺🇸 🇦🇺
Love you Paul ever since the eighties I would love to have you over for dinner your amazing I have always watched the Paul Hogan show a true Australian ❤
Paul Hogan is stuck there living in America so far away from where he came from in Australia 🇦🇺 and I’m sure by now he is homesick and wanting to return to live back in Australia again.
Yes, he wanted to come back to Australia, however I believe there was a problem during the Covid-19 lock-down, not sure what happened in the end. One of Australia's greatest talents. Hoges is a bloody ripper.
My father told us us kids that he would rather fight with the Aussies in the Pacific than anyone else. He stated that they were strong nosed & fearless. What most of the world did not understand was that if they did not fight; they would now speak JAP. That is why we went all out to distribute American LEND LEASE. Look it up children. We lent battle materials to Aust & would never ask for it back. My Dad arrived in Aust to support the Mauri. The indigenous being killed off . Well the lot of you will not understand. It is no longer taught in schools. Become a historic researcher & learn for yourself. Thanks for listening to me. This is true.
Please fix the above, the language of Nippon is Japanese, not what you scribbled so insultingly about what is now one of our most loyal allies. The Mauri is what the Roman Empire called the Berbers. You are referring to the Maoris. Your dad did not arrive in Australia to support them, they live in New Zealand. How and why was a individual Yank like your dad supposed to help them? It makes no sense. Look, watching a WW 2 movie and 4 History Channel specials doesn't make one a "historic researcher". Read some books. You want to compliment Aussies? Look up what they did on the Kokoda Trail, they were legends. When American troops eventually joined them later in the campaign, MacArthur was too arrogant to listen to what the Aussie vets had learned, so GI's and Aussies died that otherwise might have lived had he listened as to what tactics and when the Japanese employed. Dugout Doug had blood on his hands, some of it dinki di true blue fair dinkum Aussie.
@@grumpybastard9151 from a born and bred Queenslander I'd like to pay my respects to your Dad Mate 😊. A number of my uncles served in the war. My uncle Bert who I loved dearly was buried alive after a Japanese shell went off beside the trench he was in. Fortunately his mates were there to dig him out immediately and save his life. Dad's uncle flew a fighter in England during the blitz . I admire the bravery and effort of all the troops and service people and people behind the scenes who worked tirelessly. I used to stay at my best mates place at Newfarm in Brisbane all the time. Just down the end of his street was the Brisbane riverfront with all the new walkways where the wharfs and jetties used to be where the US navy ships used to tie up during the war when they landed in Brisbane. Maybe not all of them but certainly some. There are signs along the way on your walk giving the WW2 history and showing where the ships docked. I think your father may have visited New Zealand as well maybe, as the Maori people are the original New Zealand people and amazing warriors in both world wars. I have known many over the years and most are wonderful people. My uncle Bill who served in North Africa married a Maori tribal Princess. She was the absolute love of his life. When people in his family tried to criticise her and put her down uncle Bill told them to leave his house and not to come back. It was a big deal just after the war. But uncle Bill told them if they couldn't accept her as an equal part of the family,not to bother coming anywhere near his property. They went on to build a huge citrus orchard together. There kids, grandkids, and great grandchildren still work the farm. My aunty Dorothy was an amazing classy lady and it killed my uncle when she died. A year later he passed away. He was a strong man with a strong sense of love and loyalty to his wife and family. I only knew him for a very short time but he was always welcoming to us kid and made time to talk to us and make us laugh. If you were his guest you were always treated with warm hospitality and respect and he expected the same in return. We used to run a little wild up there. Out as kids delivering hay to massive cattle. My cousin using a pillow to prop themselves up so they could see over the steering wheel of the farm ute (pickup truck) or out with a shotgun and 22 shooting vermin or feral pests. Things made proper sense back then before everyone decided to be professionally offended by everything. We were raised to be a little resilient and physically tough. Mum used to soak our cuts in kerosene to kill the germs😂 Anyway Mate I hope I haven't bored you but your comments brought back great memories. I hope this finds you well😊😊 cheers mate.and take care
Funny hoges mentioning Arnie , Arnie and Jamie lee Curtis in true lies. There is a movie called roadgames that Stacey keech and Jamie lee Curtis did back in 1981 , Stacey drove a semi trailer between Melbourne and Perth across the Nullarbor plains , Jamie lee was a hitch hiker
Paul Hogan's promotion of Australia as a tourist destination significantly boosted the country's tourism revenue. However, despite his contributions, he faced disgraceful scrutiny from the greedy Federal Government over alleged tax evasion.
@@bretto1713 She died?! I didn't realize that. She was truly breathtaking. On the Mars Colony 100 years from now, in New Australia, generations of men will still be appreciating her.
Folks calling us "Yanks". Not all of us are from the North. Some of us are Southerners. Down here, calling someone a Yank or a Yankee is an insult. Might as well can me a carpetbagger, even though I'm born and raised right here.
@@fionacarty6647 If Americans are more aware of external opinion, l highly doubt they would even care. Most don't know where Australia is when asked to pinpoint it on a map and/ or still believe we all have kangaroos, koalas and emus wandering in all our backyards.
@@LaurieBasile well, I use to think Australians were cool. Some couldn't find it on a map, but most would. Don't be jealous of us just because we are the best!
He's definitely a Sydney boy. Watch him on Australia story. His 70s Paul hogan specials were brilliant. Leo wanker and Arthur Dunger , luigi the unbelievable. As a kid his specials will always be remembered as hilarious.
@@andywatson7776 watch his granddaughter on 7 news she is a journalist she is reporting from all around the world , started doing work at abc radio in wollongong
Paul Hogan is the funniest Aussie comedian.
This is one I havent seen.
Greetings from Australia!
Dude, he's great! First time I'm seeing his stand-up, and he's super funny! I love how he doesn't curse and is not nasty! Refreshing! A+!!
31 yrs ago.
It's 2022 and he's still not dead.
Love to Paul.
He's 83 yrs old
What a brilliant all round comedian/entertainer..non stop clean cut jokester..Thanks Hoges..Your a National Treasure! 🇦🇺
Great stuff. Never seen this before. That was hilarious. Always loved the Paul Hogan Show from years ago too. 👍
Thats so sweet, he saw the lady at the end with flowers for him & he came back out to thank her. Thats class. 😃🎉
What a gem. First time seeing Paul doing stand up.
Timeless comedy. Thanks for uploading this.
Made my day.
With ya...
The minute I discovered this guy over 30 years ago... always my favorite comedian...
Thanks for the upload,enjoyed this😂
Imagine Hogan on a college campus now days. Crikey
Loved Hogues since I was a 10yo peeking through a doorway to watch his show as it was my bedtime. Those skits were, at there time, hilarious. Bring back Leo Wanker. I'm sure he's doing it right in the American's lap without many of them knowing it in this stand-up. Which is a great discovery - I've never seen Hoges at this age do a stand-up in the US. Still flying the AU flag and selling fosters er larger, To the US. I bet a certain Mr Packer had plenty to do with this - well - I'll call it - assignment. Greatest ever walking billboard for Australia
Lll
Saturday night Beers 🍺 and laughs .. Freedom 2022 .. Paul that was brilliant 🤩
I was doing the same watching Hoges since the eighties, I would love to invite him to dinner
He will always be my all time favorite Australian Hero. (Im also Australian).
No notes, no teleprompter. I had no idea what he was going to say and he brilliantly walked the fine line of insulting them and taking the piss out of them and melding with them. An absolute joy to watch for the first time. He could still do this now and we should coax him out of retirement
He made a movie with Chevy Chase 3 or 4 years ago.
No swearing either, this bloke doesn't need that crap hey.
you've never watched a live stand up show, have you?
This deserve more viewers and likes. If Netflix exists in the 80s & 90s, this guy would have his Netflix special comedy show. He’s a natural & talented stand up comedian.
Hoges had his own show in the 80's prime time free to air, in Oz we only had 5 channels. Much bigger than streaming on demand tbh
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@@LucienFender
How he made toast 😻
Check out the Paul hogan show , especially Delvine Delaney she is the wife of his side kick John Cornell
Had no idea this existed till the algorithm showed me. Can't believe there's a Hoags skit I haven't seen!
Fantastic, thank you! 👍🤠
He is why us Americans love the Australians. Actually, we think everyone with an Australian accent is cool.
I will take that honour and run with it.
I did think though it was more of our dry humour. Aussie Jeff
That too for sure, Jeff. And I there is a bond because both of our countries were established by folks that were considered enemies of the Crown.
We Aussies love Hoges & our great American buddies
@@MySteamChannel it's funny, if you ask Americans what country they would want to visit before they die most would have Australia 🇦🇺 on their list.
I mean , any country that produced AC/DC and Rose Tattoo has to be great!
Cheers from Tucson Arizona, USA mate! 🇺🇸 🇦🇺
@@bassdaddy6548 Love both those bands & U.S hard rock also! Best regards.
Paul Hogan's America (1991) g'day...would probably be all I could muster, mate...
Love you Paul ever since the eighties I would love to have you over for dinner your amazing I have always watched the Paul Hogan show a true Australian ❤
Love him!❤
Loved it. What a great find.
I like the clever way he takes the piss out of everyone. Nice to watch a bit of real comedy.
Paul Hogan is stuck there living in America so far away from where he came from in Australia 🇦🇺 and I’m sure by now he is homesick and wanting to return to live back in Australia again.
like Kylie M.
Yes, he wanted to come back to Australia, however I believe there was a problem during the Covid-19 lock-down, not sure what happened in the end. One of Australia's greatest talents. Hoges is a bloody ripper.
Gota love em. He was an iconic rep for downunder.
Loved Mick Dundee!
Can't see that happening in today's woke UCLA and California
Looks exactly like my late father right down to the shirt, cuffs hair everything I swear if I didn't know this was Paul I'd swear it was him RIP Dad
very good ..
My father told us us kids that he would rather fight with the Aussies in the Pacific than anyone else. He stated that they were strong nosed & fearless. What most of the world did not understand was that if they did not fight; they would now speak JAP.
That is why we went all out to distribute American LEND LEASE. Look it up children. We lent battle materials to Aust & would never ask for it back. My Dad arrived in Aust to support the Mauri. The indigenous being killed off . Well the lot of you will not understand. It is no longer taught in schools. Become a historic researcher & learn for yourself. Thanks for listening to me. This is true.
My Father's Liberty ship landed in Brisbane. Dad said that he loved it there. If he got injured, he wanted to go to there to heal up.
Please fix the above, the language of Nippon is Japanese, not what you scribbled so insultingly about what is now one of
our most loyal allies.
The Mauri is what the Roman Empire called the Berbers. You are referring to the Maoris.
Your dad did not arrive in Australia to support them, they live in New Zealand.
How and why was a individual Yank like your dad supposed to help them?
It makes no sense. Look, watching a WW 2 movie and 4 History Channel specials doesn't make one a "historic researcher".
Read some books.
You want to compliment Aussies? Look up what they did on the Kokoda Trail, they were legends.
When American troops eventually joined them later in the campaign, MacArthur was too arrogant to listen to what the
Aussie vets had learned, so GI's and Aussies died that otherwise might have lived had he listened as to what tactics
and when the Japanese employed.
Dugout Doug had blood on his hands, some of it dinki di true blue fair dinkum Aussie.
Gallipoli
You are an arrogant imbecile with many erroneous claims. Get your facts straight about Australia and Australian history
@@grumpybastard9151 from a born and bred Queenslander I'd like to pay my respects to your Dad Mate 😊. A number of my uncles served in the war. My uncle Bert who I loved dearly was buried alive after a Japanese shell went off beside the trench he was in. Fortunately his mates were there to dig him out immediately and save his life. Dad's uncle flew a fighter in England during the blitz . I admire the bravery and effort of all the troops and service people and people behind the scenes who worked tirelessly.
I used to stay at my best mates place at Newfarm in Brisbane all the time. Just down the end of his street was the Brisbane riverfront with all the new walkways where the wharfs and jetties used to be where the US navy ships used to tie up during the war when they landed in Brisbane. Maybe not all of them but certainly some. There are signs along the way on your walk giving the WW2 history and showing where the ships docked. I think your father may have visited New Zealand as well maybe, as the Maori people are the original New Zealand people and amazing warriors in both world wars. I have known many over the years and most are wonderful people. My uncle Bill who served in North Africa married a Maori tribal Princess. She was the absolute love of his life. When people in his family tried to criticise her and put her down uncle Bill told them to leave his house and not to come back. It was a big deal just after the war. But uncle Bill told them if they couldn't accept her as an equal part of the family,not to bother coming anywhere near his property. They went on to build a huge citrus orchard together. There kids, grandkids, and great grandchildren still work the farm. My aunty Dorothy was an amazing classy lady and it killed my uncle when she died. A year later he passed away. He was a strong man with a strong sense of love and loyalty to his wife and family. I only knew him for a very short time but he was always welcoming to us kid and made time to talk to us and make us laugh. If you were his guest you were always treated with warm hospitality and respect and he expected the same in return. We used to run a little wild up there. Out as kids delivering hay to massive cattle. My cousin using a pillow to prop themselves up so they could see over the steering wheel of the farm ute (pickup truck) or out with a shotgun and 22 shooting vermin or feral pests. Things made proper sense back then before everyone decided to be professionally offended by everything. We were raised to be a little resilient and physically tough. Mum used to soak our cuts in kerosene to kill the germs😂 Anyway Mate I hope I haven't bored you but your comments brought back great memories. I hope this finds you well😊😊 cheers mate.and take care
Awesome
Funny hoges mentioning Arnie , Arnie and Jamie lee Curtis in true lies. There is a movie called roadgames that Stacey keech and Jamie lee Curtis did back in 1981 , Stacey drove a semi trailer between Melbourne and Perth across the Nullarbor plains , Jamie lee was a hitch hiker
Who was there??? I bet it wasn't $100 a ticket.
At 43:30 , Hoges was so prophetic .
Love this guy!!
Hoges is HILARIOUS....
Thank you
Can’t stand American accent’s too loud
Americans are too loud can’t stand them
Funny straight shooter who really is more an all over character not Crocodile Dundee per se...howevah 😂 like Will Rogers meets George Carlin...
Australia chased him for tax invasion just cause he moved to the USA . Class act australia
Paul Hogan's promotion of Australia as a tourist destination significantly boosted the country's tourism revenue. However, despite his contributions, he faced disgraceful scrutiny from the greedy Federal Government over alleged tax evasion.
All the men in Australia should be like Paul Hogan and all the gals should be like Olivia Newton John.
We are (head wobble) 😁
And Delvene Delaney. Can't forget Strop RIP
@@bretto1713 She died?! I didn't realize that. She was truly breathtaking.
On the Mars Colony 100 years from now, in New Australia, generations of men will still be appreciating her.
The one ☝️ In England was hilarious 🤣
Better times.
❤
How true
I think the galaa way of walking is the same as the John Wayne.
Good point. I'm surprised he didn't say it😅
42:45 He noticed this before 1991. 10 years or more before NYC 911.
This is kind of surreal as he became famous copying Benny Hill but did they invite Benny?
Sorry Paul, you wasted your time on the yanks, totally different race of people.
"Hello, mate!"
@10.45 he mentions his fellow Hollywood A listers football team lol
It's Crocodile Dundee!!!!!!
Haha 8:20 he was right though!
I dont think Americans totally embraced Pauls talent, maybe it was his accent which a lot of Yanks cant stomach
Not true. I think most Yanks love the accent
@@bassdaddy6548 Nup, Yanks only like things they are familiar with.
Folks calling us "Yanks". Not all of us are from the North. Some of us are Southerners. Down here, calling someone a Yank or a Yankee is an insult. Might as well can me a carpetbagger, even though I'm born and raised right here.
@@theinspiredentrepreneur5441 I was "bred" in Old Kentucky, But I'm just a crumb up here
@@theinspiredentrepreneur5441 lighted up you damn Yank!!
How has America's image of Australia changed since the 'Crocodile Dundee' days?
To be honest, I don't think it has at all.
Yanks are yanks. Not sure they change
Hang on probably need to add. I think there has been a change. I thinks yanks are more aware of the opinion people from other countries have if them.
@@fionacarty6647 If Americans are more aware of external opinion, l highly doubt they would even care. Most don't know where Australia is when asked to pinpoint it on a map and/ or still believe we all have kangaroos, koalas and emus wandering in all our backyards.
@@LaurieBasile well, I use to think Australians were cool.
Some couldn't find it on a map, but most would. Don't be jealous of us just because we are the best!
7:45 As long as you're not a criminal.....like most of the Aussies.🤣🤣🤣🤣
Waiting for you to come to Oz so we can fleece ya lo😂l😂😂
Australia started as a prison colony? Yeah right.
That’s right
Yep 😂
Hoges.said.he.was.born.at.lightning.ridgi.dug.for.opal.there..and.bit.to.death.by.mosies
He's definitely a Sydney boy. Watch him on Australia story. His 70s Paul hogan specials were brilliant. Leo wanker and Arthur Dunger , luigi the unbelievable. As a kid his specials will always be remembered as hilarious.
@@andywatson7776 he had his own weekly show.....still brilliant to this day..... plus a few specials now and again
@@andywatson7776 watch his granddaughter on 7 news she is a journalist she is reporting from all around the world , started doing work at abc radio in wollongong
Miley hogan
paul fucking killing it warnign amerca in a comedic way of where they are now. sad really :)
Yeah he was great but here he is soooooo nervous
Cent stand the Australian accent
Blow me. 🖕🏻
He was never funny in my mind
Because you have no understanding of the ocker humour
Oh Hoges, Not Pierre Cardin, it’s Peter Cardigan. 🇦🇺🦘
He grew up doing stand up!
Imagine Hogan on a college campus now days. Crikey