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	Mick Molloy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mick Molloy (born July 11, 1966) is a popular Australian comedian, writer and producer who has been active in the fields of radio, television, stand-up and film.
		Mick has starred in two movies, Crackerjack (2002) (which he also co-wrote, receiving an AFI nomination) and Bad Eggs (2003).
		Mick was also a cast member and writer on The D-Generation Goes Commercial (1988) and The Late Show (1992-93), and played Kim's dad Gary Poole on Kath and Kim (2002-).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mick_Molloy (261 words)

	Bulletin - Beyond a bloke (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		But in the case of Molloy, there is an intelligent twist to the myth – he’ll be hamming it up as the bloke who yells blue murder at a barbecue, but, at the same time, he is taking the piss out of that person.
		Molloy says getting into comedy was never a case of a burning desire to be a comedian or that his friends thought he was funny.
		Molloy’s big break came when he was offered a gig with Rob Sitch, Santo Cilauro, Jane Kennedy and Tom Gleisner who had a breakfast show on Triple M in Melbourne as “The D Generation”.
	bulletin.ninemsn.com.au /Bulletin/EdDesk.nsf/printing/ED7360C971EC35DACA256A9400045E82 (2018 words)

	Martin / Molloy Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Tony Martin and Mick Molloy are graduates of the ABC Comedy Show "The Late Show"and D Generation.
		Mick Molloy grew up in Mount Eliza and attended Peninsula Grammar with a couple of the Daddo brothers and a few years behind James Reyne.
		Mick was also involved with the release in 1994 of three volumes of the 'Best Bits of the Late Show" which have become the highest selling comedy videos in Australian history.
	www.cqu.edu.au /business/bus25131/studhtm/q95043607/martin.html (452 words)

	nofreelist.com - Crackerjack (2002)
		Mick's strength has always been in playing the 'loveable larrikin' character: the slightly crazy, roguish, short-tempered madman to the more 'straight man'-type comedians, particularly long-time cohort Tony Martin.
		Molloy plays Jack Simpson, who is 'called up for service' by the local bowling club — a club of which he is only a member for its readily-available inner-city car parking.
		Mick stars as Jack Simpson, a guy in a telemarketing job who takes up a membership at the local bowls club so that he can use a few parking spots there, and make a bit of cash on the side from leasing them.
	nofreelist.com /review?movieid=352 (1877 words)

	DVD.net : Shonky Golf With Mick Molloy - DVD Review
		Fans of Mick Molloy’s previous works will be familiar with the style of humour used throughout this feature, which never really varies from the normal array of dick and fart jokes.
		Mick Molloy and old The Late Show fanatics will enjoy the premise of this disc, and may even get a few good laughs out of it.
		However most others will probably be quite confused as to why the grubby looking Mick Molloy, who always appears to be in the need of a good shave, is hosting such a shonky tutorial on golfing techniques.
	www.dvd.net.au /review.cgi?review_id=1815 (777 words)

	Austereo Group Ltd - Survey 1/2004 Results (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The new breakfast show with Judith Lucy, Kaz Cooke and Peter Helliar had a slight decrease from 8.9 to 8.0 which was a solid result, considering that they were taking over from the morning crew which was on air for 12 straight years.
		Mick Molloy's new show Tough Love has already generated some terrific feedback and considerable ratings success in the Melbourne market which is a sign of things to come in the future for Triple M Sydney.
		The Breakfast show experienced a slight decline in audience share, however mornings and afternoons recorded the largest audience increases in Brisbane in survey one (increases of 3.2 and 3.7 respectively).
	www.austereo.com.au /ratings/survey/2004/survey1_04.php (1960 words)

	The Late Show d-generation Cast Members (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		On their breakfast show (as heard on The Breakfast Tapes (1988 - 90)), Santo was the voice of the regular characters Wayne, Gino and The Colonel.
		The Molloy in MartinMolloy, Mick joined The D-Generation on their breakfast radio show and also appeared in The Breakfast Tapes (1988 - 90) which was made from the broadcasts.
		Mick has also been seeing Sophie Lee quite a bit (on The Late Show, he admitted to sitting in the nude while watching her host the cartoon show).
	www.nw.com.au /~rodrigue/lateshow/dgen9293.htm (1030 words)

	Martin/Molloy: What's All That About? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Inaccurate diary entries ensured Molloy was in the CUB tent at the Adelaide Grand Prix when he should have been sitting exams for Classical Studies and Politics.
		Mick and Tony have been misusing Pete Smith's talents since mid-1990 when he provided a few voice-overs for "The Late Late Show", an "ill-fated" D-Generation project shot but never screened by Channel Nine (where Pete has worked since 1963).
		Mick and Tony also gained great pleasure in seeing how red they could make her face go, from making her perform sex line sketches to calling up her mum on air.
	www.users.bigpond.com /ewert/martinmolloy/about.htm (520 words)

	Tony Martin (comedian) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Initially gaining recognition for his involvement with The D-Generation in the 1980's, Martin is now best known for his top-rating national radio program Martin/Molloy, which he co-hosted with Mick Molloy from 1995 until 1998.
		Martin's major TV work was on the early 1990s ABC comedy The Late Show (1992-1993).
		He also made several appearances on The Panel, the infamous The Mick Molloy Show, and in Kath and Kim (as Magda Szubanski's fiddle-playing boyfriend).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tony_Martin_(comedian) (241 words)

	FILMINK - Australia's Essential Movie Magazine: Film news, movie reviews, video & DVD releases, film industry ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Mick Molloy and Tony Martin have been mates for ages, first on the comedy sketch favourite The Late Show (where film fan Martin served up a number of gut busting movie parodies, with his hilarious Arnold Schwarzenegger “He’s a genius” spoof now a true classic), and later on their wildly successful Martin/Molloy radio show.
		As with Crackerjack, Molloy found himself surrounded by a few old acquaintances on Bad Eggs: along with leading lady Judith Lucy, the cast is filled out with fellow comedians Shaun Micallef and Bob Franklin, as well as Crackerjack scene stealer Bill Hunter.
		The Mick Molloy Show was Mick’s infamously short-lived Saturday night variety show for Channel 9, and after a bit of a spell, he’s ready to head into the vaults and revaluate the material for a probable release on DVD.
	www.filmink.com.au /search/displayarticle.asp?article_id=2143 (911 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Mick Molloy and Jason Stephens, who we’d worked with on the specials, are brought in full-time, to work on both the radio show and the pilots.
		TV & Radio Shows / Films that (former) D-Gen members were responsible for: -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Martin/Molloy (Austereo Radio) - 1995-1998 Tony Martin Mick Molloy The rest of The Late Show cast were occasional guests (individually) The Mick Molloy Show - 1999 (Channel 9) (8 episodes, 10/07/99 - 28/08/99.
		Mick Molloy and Tony Martin appear in it (the film, not the act).
	users.chariot.net.au /~rmiles/dgen.txt (2795 words)

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		I think the big hurdle for the show is that if it hits a down spot for just 2 to 3 weeks then it will get cancelled and that it will be hard for them to keep it from getting old quickly.
		I haven't seen much of this show because I won't watch anything that clashes with The Panel, but this reminds me of another experiment by channel 9, the good ol' Mick Molloy Show, where a bunch of comedians just sat around and chatted about nothing with no script whatsoever.
		If this TV show was on the ABC or even channel 10, it would go for a full season for sure, but I don't have confidence in channel 9.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /cgi-bin/blah/Blah.pl?b=TV,m=1064869878 (723 words)

	Micallef's Online World: Shaun's New Show
		Among them were stayers: IMT ran for 13 years, Don Lane's show for eight, and Hey, Hey It's Saturday, which grew from a morning show into a Saturday night staple, ran for 28 years.
		Indeed, the phrase regularly used by Micallef, Abbott and Innes is "a Tonight show with a twist", though it's hard to get a straight answer about what those twists might precisely be, or what has been jettisoned, retained or learned from the "test show" phase (no one is using the word "pilot").
		But by the sound of "Tonight show with a twist", that doesn't mean you shouldn't expect to see him lying in a ditch somewhere, or taking a pie in the face, if that's what's required to get a laugh, or to fox the audience.
	www.shaunmicallef.com /articles/newshow.html (1901 words)

	Yellow Pages: m
		Tony Martin: was on the Late Show on the ABC and the Mick Molloy show on channel nine but both shows are no longer running.
		Was on the triple J breakfast show live in 2000 and won against Adam Bloom in a rubix cube competition.
		Mick Molloy: was on the Late show and the Mick Molloy show but both shows are no longer running.
	comedydownunder.com /aussie/yp/index.php?index=m (1032 words)

	THE D-GEN OGRAPHY
		Mick Molloy and Jason Stephens were among the writers for this show, as was John (Roy Slaven)
		Mick (then Michael) Molloy was also a writer for the FOX FM Breakfast Show in 1989.
		This was a daily drive-time show, on during the Olympics.
	www.geocities.com /robmalloch/dgen.html (3287 words)

	Features (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Last week Melbourne comedians cum Sydney radio show hosts, Merrick and Rosso launched their new late night comedy program Merrick and Rosso Unplanned to a small amount of publicity however this show could prove to be the sleeper cult-hit of the year.
		They are also part of a Channel Nine tradition that involves the heralding of a big name comedian’s new show, the subsequent axing of said show and then the slipping in of lesser-know comedians late at night to surprise acclaim.
		Amidst a huge amount of publicity, Molloy was unceremoniously dumped only 8 shows into his reign and in the not too distant future, heads at the network would roll because of this shamble.
	www.moviemarshal.com /tv16-09-03.html (1222 words)

	Micallef's Online World: Idiot Box Radio Show Interview
		You might not remember, Winston, but there was a show on the ABC based on theatresports when it first became popular in Australia.
		But once you know what the show is, it is actually a lot easier to make the show first and then edit it together.
		You are leading with your chin when you put a show on television, you expect you are going to be talked about.
	www.shaunmicallef.com /articles/idiotbox.html (2456 words)

	Print Article: Shaun's new show
		Basically, it's a skeleton of what you'd expect from one of those shows and, around that skeleton, we'll be playing with things that we think will amuse people.
		Now Micallef, a husband and father of three boys aged five, two-and-a-half, and five months, a man who by his own admission is accustomed to being in bed by 9.30pm, will be working in a studio, at night, and possibly in a suit.
		Lane, who had been hosting a variety show for Nine in Sydney, makes the move to Melbourne and the very smart move of asking Bert "Moonface" Newton to be his sidekick.
	www.theage.com.au /cgi-bin/common/popupPrintArticle.pl?path=/articles/2003/05/08/1052280372403.html (2061 words)

	Dizrythmia's profile
		This show left more questions than the X-files & is at the top of my list of shows that NEED an ending.
		While this is the attitude many shows in the future will go the way of these 3.
		The creators of the show have said that they have the answers but are not saying a thing, as I guess they live in hope that one day this show will come back.
	www.tv.com /users/Dizrythmia/profile.php (818 words)

	Shonky Golf with Mick Molloy (1999)
		I used to like Mick Molloy a long time ago in a galaxy far far away when he was part of the D Generation Late Show.
		Mick Molloy's television career hasn't exactly bloomed in recent years, and this attempt is not helping.
		Written, directed and co-produced by Mick, it also stars Justin Morley as his hapless student and sidekick Alan Length and a number of other minor characters.
	www.michaeldvd.com.au /Reviews/Reviews.asp?ID=2507 (608 words)

	Oz Music Project - Australian Music Resource and Webzine
		Mach Pelican are one of the hardest working bands in Australia, with over 400 shows played in less than four years.
		That's almost two shows a week, and in that time they've managed to make records and take time off to go back to their native Japan.
		If they were footy players that'd make them bigger than Ted Whitten.They've even brought their music to TV with appearances on the 10.30 Slot and the Mick Molloy Show.
	www.ozmusicproject.net /band/artist.asp?ID=323 (241 words)

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		He has produced television shows such as Big Girls Blouse, Full Frontal, Jimeoin and The Mick Molloy Show.
		Mick Molloy is one of Australia's best-known writer/comedians.
		In 1999 he produced and presented The Mick Molloy Show for the Nine Network.
	www.afc.gov.au /filmsandawards/recentfilms/0203/feature_31.aspx (337 words)

	Official TISM Website - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		TISM's appearance on "The Mick Molloy Show" has been cancelled, due to the show itself being axed by channel nine.
		Mick's impromptu style show didn't quite work out how he'd hoped..
		TISM will be appearing on Channel Nine's "the Mick Molloy" show later this month.
	www.tism.com.au /news1999.html (992 words)

	Re: New music show - Spicks and Specks
		The show was mildly entertaining, but it was formula done all too many times.
		Alan Bro from Mick Molloy show on MMM, and Myf from Triple J).
		The show's based in Melbourne and they're > shooting the pilot on Wednesday and another show next week.
	www.talkaboutthemusic.com /group/aus.music/messages/80633.html (327 words)

	Paul Hester - Psychology Central
		He remained in the band until 1994, when the pressure of touring and the added element of his first daughter made him want to go home, rather than be on the road.
		From 1995 til 1998, Paul was a regular guest on the popular Australian radio show Martin/Molloy, and went on to be the bandleader on co-host Mick Molloy's controversial 1999 TV show The Mick Molloy Show.
		On March 26, 2005, Hester's body was found in a local park, and it was reported that he had hanged himself.
	psychcentral.com /psypsych/Paul_Hester (415 words)

	4bitterguys.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Micallef Tonight was the best and tightest variety show Australia had seen in years, but Nine's top brass changed its mind and let it go.
		The Mick Molloy Show started stiff and rapidly gained momentum but, rather than experiment with a new timeslot, Nine cancelled it.
		Apart from that, all it can afford to fund is the odd cheap panel show, and even those are good television purely because they received continued support in their early days.
	www.4bitterguys.com /cgi-bin/coranto/zcomment.cgi?article=EEElkpFuEZPVLOMZRe (1090 words)

	Soccer Gaming Forums - D-Generation Thread :D
		Szubanski and Downey were part of the show from the start, but only did "bit parts"...
		Mick Molloy, Tony Martin and Glenn Robbins also do small pieces for the show.
		Mick Molloy, Tony Martin, Judith Lucy and Magda Szubanski have all been guest panelists...Jane Kennedy is behind the scenes, and has (ive been told but not seen myself) appeared as a guest panelist...
	www.soccergaming.tv /showthread.php?threadid=69065 (799 words)

	Radio tribute to Hester - People - www.theage.com.au
		Hester was a regular guest on Tony Martin and Mick Molloy's radio show during the mid-1990s.
		"Both Mick and Tony are very saddened by what happened and thought this was the best way to celebrate Paul's life," she said.
		Ms Walton said the show would include Crowded House classics and highlights of Hester's appearances on Molloy's show.
	www.theage.com.au /news/People/Radio-tribute-to-Hester/2005/04/01/1112302208205.html (192 words)

	The Boys
		Their first show at the 1998 Melbourne International Comedy Festival was received as the "Outright Best Show".
		Being the eldest of four brothers, it was in fact Simon’s youngest brother who showed him his first Dick Trick, ‘The Hamburger’.
		After extensive touring with the show, Simon began a career in live television as a writer on the Mick Molloy Show.
	www.puppetryofthepenis.com /boys.html (790 words)

	Jebediah News & Tour Dates
		Channel [V] will be showing highlights from the Gold Coast and Sydney Homebake's on the 17th of December, 1999.
		Animal was played on the Mick Molloy show last saturday night.
		The new single "Animal" is also rating high on the charts with it being 16th currently on the Aria charts, and debuting at 5th on the triple J Net 50.
	www.stormloader.com /jebediah/news.htm (701 words)

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