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	Milo Kerrigan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Milo Kerrigan is a fictional boxer created and played by Australian comedian Shaun Micallef on the Australian sketch show Full Frontal.
		Milo Kerrigan, also known as "The Brownish Bomber", is supposedly a heavyweight champion who has experienced 27 knockouts through his career, as well as the 3 that he inflicted on his opponents and has had his face horribly disfigured due to all the blows he has had in the face.
		Milo has written his own song ("Faffernoiby"), performed it in a Bob Dylan style video clip, had his own clothing line, two movies, and was a frequent guest on Phil's and Parko's good sports as well as an etiquette show.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Milo_Kerrigan (243 words)

	Encyclopedia: Milo Kerrigan
		Milo is the messhall officer at the base in which the novel takes place before he becomes obssessed with expanding mess operations and trading goods for his enterprise.
		Milo's enterprise becomes known as "M & M Enterprises", with the two M's standing for his initials and the "&" added to dispel the myth that the enterprise is a one man operation.
		Milo is a friend of the main character, Yossarian Yossarian is the protagonist of the 1961 novel Catch-22 by Joseph Heller.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Milo-Kerrigan (605 words)

	Milo Kerrigan - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Milo Kerrigan - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
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	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Milo_Kerrigan (238 words)

	Talkin' Broadway Off-Broadway - The Woman Upstairs - 10/02/04
		Yet as Milo introduces her to the music she once was not willing to perceive, she begins to look at him and the world around her very differently.
		Lowdermilk and Kerrigan (who also contributed additional lyrics) bring these moments, and others, vibrantly to life in a score that incorporates a range of styles from classical musical theatre to hip-hop to Jason Robert Brown rock-show tunes.
		This is just a concert presentation - the actors carry their scripts - and has been directed by Kerrigan with suggestive staging at best and almost no sets (a few chairs, a bench, and so on).
	www.talkinbroadway.com /ob/10_02_04.html (744 words)

	Soccer Gaming Forums - Who does the Panel better?
		Especially with Milo Kerrigan, Eric Bana as Ray Martin and the rest.
		Yeah, I think they're the ones made after it went to Channel 10, and lost Eric Bana, and some of the other actors...They still had the short, bald and fat guy tho, and he is pretty good...
		Milo was sh!t tho...Full Frontal should be better than that..its usually witty, funny sort of stuff..Not jsut some spastic running around knocking things over, and stuff...
	www.soccergaming.tv /printthread.php?t=68807 (1187 words)

	Encyclopedia: Shaun Micallef
		Gary McCaffrie is an Australian television comedy writer and producer, best known for his work on Fast Forward and Full Frontal, and his many collaborations with comedian Shaun Micallef.
		After early TV appearances on Theatre Sports, The Big Gig and Jimeoin, Shaun joined the cast of Full Frontal where his lunatic characters such as Milo Kerrigan, Nobby Doldrums, David McGhan and Roger Explosion, and his infamous send-ups of Italian male model Fabio, reigned supreme for three years.
		This led to his own 1996 special Shaun Micallef's World Around Him and, from 1998, three seasons of the award-winning The Micallef Program, which he co-wrote and produced with long-time writing partner Gary McCaffrie.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Shaun-Micallef (927 words)

	Micallef's Online World: Herald Sun - 25 August 1999
		Six months later, he began making appearances on the show and one of his characters, the battered boxer Milo Kerrigan, became a hit.
		GONE, too, is Milo Kerrigan, seen to have run his course as far as Micallef is concerned.
		Describing his comedy style as a mix of physical and verbal, Micallef's boyhood heroes were Abbott and Costello and Jerry Lewis.
	www.shaunmicallef.com /articles/solicits.html (409 words)

	dB Magazine online
		Nor, thankfully, did Micallef rely heavily on a stable of characters (you hear me, Mark Mitchell?), and those few that did recur were used well and sparingly.
		The second disc consists of compilations of characters from 'Full Frontal': all of the episodes of Roger Exposion: Secret Agent, Milo Kerrigan's sports reports and David McGahan's World, and they're funny as hell.
		McGahan's mix of sheer incompetence and spirally absurdity works very well, and while the Kerrigan sketches might consist of nothing but smashing up the set, it's still some damn impressive smashing.
	www.dbmagazine.com.au /315/dv-IncompleatMicallef.html (422 words)

	Shock Records (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Although not as bizarre as his more recent work (after being given more creative control), this DVD is very entertaining and features some of his popular returning characters from Full Frontal like Milo Kerrigan, Roger Explosion (genius!), David McGahn and many more.
		My only criticism of this DVD is it seems to pander a bit too much to popular tastes rather than offer a full range of examples of Micallef's talent.
		This is a great DVD - not just for Micallef fans but those who love a their comedy a little off centre.
	www.shock.com.au /releases/review.asp?release_ID=123293 (792 words)

	Incompleat Shaun Micallef, The reviewed by AllZone4DVD.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Fabio and Milo Kerrigan, miles apart in all ways, would have to be my 2 most favourite characters.
		The stereo soundtrack does not add to any room ambience whilst viewing, but the sketches are all that is required to enjoy the show.
		The vocals are pretty good, except when hearing certain characters, like Milo Kerrigan, where the actions speak louder than words and the incoherent language takes over.
	www.allzone4dvd.net /review_details.htm?id=1102 (791 words)

	Numbskulls #2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A similar thing happened in the Hot Pockets sketch, in which I pretended to be that guy from that ad where he's jumping around frantically trying to cool down the contents of his pocket.
		Milo was supposed to run up and knock me down, and I'm sure you can guess how it happened.
		About halfway through our intended act, somebody rang the gong, indicating that our time was up.
	www.armageddonmate.com /text/numbskulls_02.htm (594 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		He, (performing as Milo Kerrigan) along with Tottie (Sex-Life) Goldsmith, sang a very funny duet version of "I Say I Love You."
		Milo: Faffffffffjsinvwe t;wer;thcqb ;qyr; qfywefywri3 (drool)flk vweh;h ; q2!!!!!!!!!"
		It was a sad day when Shaun left Full Frontal last year, but I heard a rumour that he is working on a few new projects, one of which may include his own comedy show!
	www.angelfire.com /fl/frontal/shaun_page.html (191 words)

	PC Rob Walker, played by Jonathan Kerrigan
		Yet in several senses, the introduction of Jonathan Kerrigan, as PC Rob Walker, is a return to source for
		For one thing, he was greeted in the press as the heartthrob the programme has been missing.
		Jonathan Kerrigan's character has something else in common with the much missed Nick Rowan: that young police officer, PC Nick Rhea in the
	www.nicholasrhea.co.uk /heartbeat/walker.html (1139 words)

	Micallef's Online World: Fan Q & A from 1999 & 2000
		I'd imagine playing Milo Kerrigan would be pretty dangerous, catapulting through walls and smashing things left and right.
		But I once gashed Kitty Flanagan's leg during Milo Does Ballet when I threw her out of frame and she missed the gym mats.
		Some people respond to Milo falling through a wall, others get the fact that sometimes when he answers questions he just describes the plots to old films (Citizen Kane and On The Waterfront to name but two).
	www.shaunmicallef.com /articles/1999qa.html (2917 words)

	Incompleat Micallef DVD - Memorable To Go (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Incompleat Shaun Micallef is a compilation of some of Shaun’s finest comic moments from the Full Frontal series.
		All of his most FAMOUS characters are here including “Milo Kerrigan”, the punch-drunk boxer, Fabio the world’s sexiest man and the spectacularly inept TV personality Dave McGahan.
		Also included on this DVD release are a whole bunch of great special features including audio commentary by Shaun himself as well as comedy director, Ted Emery and film critic and writer, Michael Ward.
	www.memorabletv.com /mtg/browse/browsem/incompletemicallef.htm (281 words)

	Under Construction
		Again, if you have any logs of a Densey attack, please send them to John or me. It is important that you give us any information which you may have as we search for a cure for the debilitating Densitis virus.
		Below is an picture of one of Shaun Micallef’s dense characters, Milo Kerrigan.
		He also plays someone called Knobby Doldrums but as yet I am unable to find a picture of him.
	home.primus.com.au /marty81/denseys.htm (226 words)

	London Theatre tickets Sleuth on stage in London's West End Apollo theatre - ticket buying and theater guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Cast stars Peter Bowles as 'Andrew Wyke' and Gray O'Brien as 'Milo Tindle'.
		On 24 July 2002: A new five month booking period was announced covering performances from 30 September 2002 to 22 February 2003.
		And I knew in advance what ensued after the snooty detective-story writer, Andrew Wyke, invites his wife's lover, Milo Tindle, for a cosy chat in an updated version of the country house in which Miss Scarlet and Colonel Mustard used to assail each other with guns, knives and lead piping...
	www.albemarle-london.com /sleuth.html (687 words)

	London Theatre Guide News / Ian Ogilvy and Jonathan Kerrigan join Sleuth 2 Dec 02
		Ian Ogilvy (Andrew) and Jonathan Kerrigan (Milo) will replace Peter Bowles and Gray O Brien in Anthony Shaffer's modern classic thriller Sleuth, at the Apollo Theatre from 2 Dec 02 to 8 Feb 03, when the show will close, two weeks early!
		He is also the author of three novels and a play, "A Slight Hangover", which has just been published by Samuel French.
		Jonathan Kerrigan is currently to be seen as Steve Traynor in the BBC series "Merseybeat".
	www.londontheatre.co.uk /londontheatre/news/nov02/20nov02sleuth.htm (493 words)

	Forums - View Single Post - Token DJ on Micallef Tonight
		David McGahan's World was very funny, as was Roger Dangerous.
		Wouldnt mind seeing a Milo Kerrigan comeback, either.
		But last night, I thought the DJ looked like a tool, until I heard Shakaya absolutely butcher an MJ classic.
	www.inthemix.com.au /forum/showpost.php?p=943485&postcount=9 (49 words)

	The Shaun Micallef Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Will Milo Kerrigan finally be offered a well earned record deal?
		Shaun Micallef do the Milo Kerrigan voice whilst dressed as Fabio, I thought to myself, "Why on Earth isn't there a Shaun Micallef LJ community?".
		I couldn't come up with a sufficient answer, so I created one (a community, that is, but also an answer, the answer being "Well, there is one now").
	www.livejournal.com /community/shaunmicallef (953 words)

	i got a heart with a love like pop.: the pleasure of their company (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		even milo kerrigan was brought back for the show (although i should've been warned from the press release).
		and why does milo remind me of jerry lewis?
		i can laugh at milo kerrigan, but i cannot watch a jerry lewis film.
	lovelikepop.blogspot.com /2005/02/pleasure-of-their-company.html (488 words)

	honey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Kicking off with an absurd take on Bob Dylan's Blowing in the Wind, the laughs were plentiful.
		Nicholas brought out the old favourites, including Pate Biscuit and Sergeant Smith while Micallef indulged in some particularly Pythonesque physical comedy, none sillier than Milo Kerrigan 'duetting' on Something Stupid and the crap magician.
		The highlight of the night however were Nicholas's mime sketches.
	www.andthegoat.com /pleasher.htm (263 words)

	Numbskulls #3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		So then I swaggered on stage, carrying my sports bag as if it were an esky.
		It was harder than I thought and it caused me to crack up a bit.
		But I finally made it to the top, and Milo Kerrigan the Giant walked on.
	www.armageddonmate.com /text/numbskulls_03.htm (607 words)

	Ovations - Shaun Micallef (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In 1996 still with Full Frontal, Shaun also began to co–write for Artist Services.
		During this time Shaun created such memorable characters as Milo Kerrigan (the all– purpose expert), documentary presenter David McGann, Roger Explosion, Nobby Doldrums and Fabio: The Most Beautiful Man in the World.
		Shaun has written plays for the Magpie Theatre Company (Melbourne) including Prince of Numbskills (1992), The Mystery Play (1993) and Oops I'm a Nazi adapted from David Greason's book I Was a Teenage Fascist.
	www.ovations.com.au /bios/ShaunMicallef.shtml (292 words)

	The Incompleat Micallef details (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		He never looked back, mainly because he hated it so much.
		But for four years, Shaun dazzled audiences with a range of wonderfully bizarre comic characters, inclusing the punch drunk boxer Milo Kerrigan, the staggeringly incompetent TV presenter David McGahan and, of course, Fabio, the most beautiful man in the cosmos.
		They are all featured here, along with heaps of other great Shaun bits from Full Frontal.
	www.granadaproductions.com.au /dvd-im.html (192 words)

	dBmagazine.com.au
		At the risk of showing my comedic prejudices, I also congratulate Micallef on his decision to avoid using endless recurring characters in place of actual jokes, despite the popularity of his 'Full Frontal' regulars like the brain-addled ex-boxer Milo Kerrigan.
		"I think in the first series Milo does make one or two appearances, but we thought 'he's dead now, let's put him to rest.'"
		A couple of his other old characters make the odd early appearance - most notably the inept actor David McGann, whose courtroom drama 'District Attorney Ferguson' features prominently in series 2.
	www.dbmagazine.com.au /341/dv-iv-ShaunMicallef.shtml (756 words)

	2001 VHPA
		Milo Overstreet, A/101 AVN VHPA mini reunion chairman
		Back row left don’t know, don't know, Al Fritz, Jim Morgan, Milo Overstreet
		Banquet Dinner 1 left Al Fritz, Milo Overstreet, Jim Morgan, Dave Johnson, George Kerrigan
	www.a101avn.org /2001VHPA.htm (198 words)

	TVAus.com.au :: Full Frontal
		I really like Neville and Buella (also) and Milo Kerrigan (he is f***en hilarious)
		Full Frontal is well known for launching the television careers of Eric Bana and Shaun Micallef.
		Famous Characters: Poida; Eddie; Neville and Beulah; Milo Kerrigan; David McGahan; Phil Toinby.
	www.tvaus.com /viewtopic.php?t=2747&start=18 (477 words)

	Jonathan Kerrigan from Technology Recources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern has dismissed claims that the Gardaí are losing the battle on organise...
		Get the low-down on BBC Drama star Jonathan Kerrigan.
		Jonathan Kerrigan - Find film's at best price with Kelk...
	www.compoundsemi.co.uk /technology/Jonathan-Kerrigan.html (115 words)

	Climbing Our Family Trees:Information about Freeman Milo Harshman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Climbing Our Family Trees:Information about Freeman Milo Harshman
		Freeman Milo Harshman was born 1861, and died 1915.
		Children of Freeman Milo Harshman and Effie Anne Keagy are:
	familytreemaker.genealogy.com /users/k/e/r/Diana-Kerrigan/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0040.html (27 words)

	London theatre news and tickets - Albemarle of London
		As announced last week, Ian Ogilvy and Jonathan Kerrigan will take over the roles of 'Andrew Wyke' and 'Milo Tindle' respectively from 2 December 2002.
		When the production opened last July The Times praised it as being "surely the most fiendishly clever thriller ever written for the stage," The Daily Mail described it as a "fine revival" while The Independent thought "the biggest surprise is that it still passes for cutting edge."
		Jonathan Kerrigan is well known to British television audiences for his roles in Casualty and Merseybeat.
	www.albemarle-london.com /news-november02.html (5943 words)

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