DAME EDNA EVERAGE - RUSSEL HARTY SHOW 1982

From two consecutive episodes - 2nd and 9th of November 1982, Dame Edna appeared on the Russel Harty show to promote her "Bedside Companion" book. Also features Sheena Easton. R.I.P. Barry Humphries. DISCLAIMER I OWN NOTHING IN THIS CLIP AND HAVE UPLOADED FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES AND IN TRIBUTE TO THE LATE BARRY HUMPHRIES. IF YOU WISH THIS REMOVED, I WILL BE HAPPY TO DO SO, OTHERWISE ENJOY!

[@DavidBensonActor]

Wow - I remember a friend telling me about this forty years and wishing I'd seen it. Can't believe I just have!

[@Nigel-ef2ft]

I was in the audience!

[@josephcollins6033]

The antennae.........I ADORE HER!!!!!!

[@JamesSheenOnline]

Wow, you're raking your archives.. haha... i know every word that Dame Edna says because at the time, all I could was to record the sound... Desperately wanting to see the full Parkinson interview with Olivia Newton John and Gloria Swanson

[@DavidBensonActor]

Me too! Remember it vividly

[@celticbro1]

Thanks for uploading this. Big Sheena Easton fan here and never seen this clip before. Cheeky question but do you have the rest of Sheena Easton's appearance on the show? Thanks

[@GeorgeLyall]

I don't have sorry, just this segment...

[@Wanamaker1946]

…….the incessant whine of wispering minorities…………PERFECT

[@Helvetica247]

"The channel for the ethnic majority". How 1982!!!

[@johndoyle486]

Wondering if possible do you have a copy of the full episode from Nov 25th '82 which featured Nigel Hawthorne, and (I think) Carole Hersee and Jack Douglas? Or if not, do you know where I could find it? Thanks, John.

[@JamesSheenOnline]

sorry matey, these little gems don't come up often enough, do they?

[@vividius7951]

first lily savage and now dame enda, wonder if ru paul is getting nervous

[@EmmaRiddle543]

Why should he be getting nervous, it’s the legends that are passing.

[@craigsmith4105]

Black holes! OMG...Edna looks like Ronald MacDonald.

[@3506Dodge]

They're trying to do a more inventive form of television than what had been done in the 1970s, but they don't quite have the production skills to pull it off. Edna is hilarious regardless.