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Australian comedy royalty joins TV Central for a candid, funny and surprisingly revealing conversation.
This week on the TV Central: One on One podcast, Aaron Ryan sits down with one of the most influential figures in Australian television history — Tom Gleisner.
From creating comedy classics like Frontline, The Late Show and The Castle to steering modern favourites like Have You Been Paying Attention? and The Cheap Seats,
Tom reflects on a remarkable career that has shaped generations of Australian comedy.
In a wide-ranging interview filled with laughs, behind-the-scenes stories and classic Working Dog humour, Tom talks about the evolution of Australian television, why HYBPA still works after all these years, and whether Australians will ever discover the truth behind the show’s suspiciously perfect “60-second clock”.
It’s a warm, funny and nostalgic conversation with one of Australia’s greatest comedy minds — and a must-listen for anyone who grew up quoting Working Dog productions.
For more television news, streaming updates, ratings, reviews, podcasts and exclusive interviews, head to TV Central.
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By Aaron RyanAustralian comedy royalty joins TV Central for a candid, funny and surprisingly revealing conversation.
This week on the TV Central: One on One podcast, Aaron Ryan sits down with one of the most influential figures in Australian television history — Tom Gleisner.
From creating comedy classics like Frontline, The Late Show and The Castle to steering modern favourites like Have You Been Paying Attention? and The Cheap Seats,
Tom reflects on a remarkable career that has shaped generations of Australian comedy.
In a wide-ranging interview filled with laughs, behind-the-scenes stories and classic Working Dog humour, Tom talks about the evolution of Australian television, why HYBPA still works after all these years, and whether Australians will ever discover the truth behind the show’s suspiciously perfect “60-second clock”.
It’s a warm, funny and nostalgic conversation with one of Australia’s greatest comedy minds — and a must-listen for anyone who grew up quoting Working Dog productions.
For more television news, streaming updates, ratings, reviews, podcasts and exclusive interviews, head to TV Central.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.