391:, which followed a similar format, but with questions based around pop culture. Most episodes finished with McDermott singing a non-comedic song with house band the Gadflys. Many of these songs were cover versions, but his original song "Shut Up and Kiss Me" was released as a single and charted in the JJJ Hottest 100. In 1999, both programs moved to Channel Ten, which renamed Good News Weekend as Good News Week Nite Lite. During this time, McDermott's popularity led to him being given roles as the host of significant Australian award shows including the ARIAs and the AFI Awards. Good News Week was terminated in 2000.
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Australian comedians have described DAAS as being their inspiration for wanting to become comedians. McDermott took lead vocals on most songs and wrote much of the material. The group also starred in their own spin off TV show called DAAS Kapital. They broke up in 1995 but later reformed with new guitarist Paul Livingston (replacing Fidler) in 2014 for a series of live shows.
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Australian TV audiences to a broad range of cabaret and circus acts while also featuring popular comedians and musicians. Most episodes finished with McDermott singing an original non-comedic song.
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Sideshow. Their songs were mostly about topical issues and allowed McDermott to push boundaries further than he had been able to on TV by extensive use of profanity and mockery of tragic events.
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Wanted for Questioning: Interviews with Australian Comic Artists
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Critic's Choice Award for best Australian show of the festival.
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since 2001. Note: 2020 and 2021 were cancelled due to the
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Ghostbear by Paul McDermott | 9781760669225 | Booktopia
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Australian comedian, singer and television presenter
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1917:Fidgeon, Robert (27 January 1999).
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3242:Triple J announcers
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2855:on 22 December 2015
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2416:"Back in your face"
2392:on 31 December 2012
2265:The Daily Telegraph
1958:The Daily Telegraph
1838:on 20 February 2009
1644:The Daily Telegraph
1559:The West Australian
1489:"All Over the Edge"
1469:on 21 December 2016
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1023:"Shut Up / Kiss Me"
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3202:ARIA Award winners
3077:. 2 September 2020
2950:. 2 September 2020
2725:on 8 December 2007
2512:"Gud on you, Paul"
2302:on 26 October 2009
2271:on 25 October 2009
2240:on 26 October 2009
2230:"Now for the News"
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2178:on 26 October 2009
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