Some sample questions from this category:
* Which racehorse was once described, by the Nissan Cedrics no less, as 'The arsy, classy, Mr Darcy'?
* Which of the following Sydney cabaret and gambling venues is favoured by Roy Slaven of a Saturday night?
* As part of a meat tray, Roy and HG once awarded a fish. What was unusual about this fish?
* What do the Lithgow Shamrocks do?
* In the 1986 movie of the same name, which character said, "For a minute there, 'room-service' took on a whole new meaning."
* Who starred as Barry Mackenzie in the film, 'The Adventures of Barry Mackenzie'?
* Who, from Moonee Ponds, described 'herself' as a 'Housewife Superstar'?
* 'Mother and Son', an extremely popular comedy series on the ABC produced between 1983 and 1993, starred which character who was want to say, "Oh, Arthur?"
* 'Australiana' was a huge hit for this Australian Comic. "Will Walla Be There?", is a quote from this double platinum selling single by which artist?
* In the late 1970's, 'The Naked Vicar Show' was a hugely successful comedy program. Who was its female star?
* "Pickle me Grandmother" was an oft quoted expression in which Aussie televison show?
* An extremely popular television show aired on Australian television in the early 80's. The host was oft quoted saying, "Cyril said ..." Can you pick three of the 'celebrities' that were regulars on this show?
* Which character on the television show 'Comedy Company' always said, "She goes, she goes, she just goes."
* Which Australian comedian is know as, 'Rude, Rude ...' ?
* In 'Hey Dad', she was the ditzy secretary. Can you name this Australian actress?
* Roy Rene is credited with starting the Australian genre of comedy, way back in 1914. He was oft quoted in character. Can you name his most famous character?
* Who, in character, in 1976 stated, "That was Mr Keith Moon, the fabulous drummer from the top pop group The Who. I think he's been sitting in front of the amplifiers too long."?
* As Paul Hogan's offsider on the Paul Hogan Show, this character was often portrayed 'as thick as two short planks'. What was the name of this character?
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