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Wednesday Night Fever was an Australian television topical sketch satire series produced and broadcast by the ABC1. The first episode went to air on 3 July 2013. Hosted by comedian Sammy J, the series featured a mix of live studio performances and pre-recorded sketches. These included topical impersonations, satirical characters, musical comedy and special guests in front of a live studio audience. Executive Producers are Rick Kalowski and Greg Quail who also produced comedy series At Home With Julia. The house band was heavy metal outfit Boner Contention, fronted by comedian and musician Dave Eastgate.

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rdfs:label	Wednesday Night Fever (en)
rdfs:comment	Wednesday Night Fever was an Australian television topical sketch satire series produced and broadcast by the ABC1. The first episode went to air on 3 July 2013. Hosted by comedian Sammy J, the series featured a mix of live studio performances and pre-recorded sketches. These included topical impersonations, satirical characters, musical comedy and special guests in front of a live studio audience. Executive Producers are Rick Kalowski and Greg Quail who also produced comedy series At Home With Julia. The house band was heavy metal outfit Boner Contention, fronted by comedian and musician Dave Eastgate. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Sammy J Julia Gillard Paul McCarthy (actor) Genevieve Morris Clive Palmer Australian Broadcasting Corporation original programming Australian Broadcasting Corporation Tristram Baumber Dave Eastgate Amanda Bishop Downton Abbey ABC1 Heath Franklin At Home With Julia 2013 Australian television series debuts Kevin Rudd Australian television sketch shows Rick Kalowski
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channel	ABC1
country	Australia (en)
creator	Rick Kalowski
director	Erin White (en) Martin Coombes (en)
executive producer	Greg Quail (en) Rick Kalowski (en)
first aired	2013-07-03 (xsd:date)
language	English (en)
last aired	2013-08-14 (xsd:date)
presenter	Sammy J
starring	Paul McCarthy (en) Genevieve Morris (en) Amanda Bishop (en) Heath Franklin (en)
writer	Sammy J Paul McCarthy (actor) Genevieve Morris Tristram Baumber Amanda Bishop Heath Franklin Steve Walsh (en) Anne Edmonds (en) Ian Simmons (en) Steve Lynch (en) Dave Eastgate (en) Robin Goldsworthy (en) Rick Kalowski (en) Richard Thorp (en) Joel Slack-Smith (en) Mat Blackwell (en) Priscilla Bonnet (en)
has abstract	Wednesday Night Fever was an Australian television topical sketch satire series produced and broadcast by the ABC1. The first episode went to air on 3 July 2013. Hosted by comedian Sammy J, the series featured a mix of live studio performances and pre-recorded sketches. These included topical impersonations, satirical characters, musical comedy and special guests in front of a live studio audience. Executive Producers are Rick Kalowski and Greg Quail who also produced comedy series At Home With Julia. The house band was heavy metal outfit Boner Contention, fronted by comedian and musician Dave Eastgate. The show went into pre-production while Julia Gillard was still Prime Minister, and it was originally planned to include a recurring weekly topical parody of Downton Abbey (entitled "Downton Abbott"), with Tony Abbott as the Duke and Julia Gillard as the Duchess, but Gillard was deposed by Kevin Rudd shortly before the series went to air, necessitating a hasty rewrite of the sketch, and it was phased out after a few episodes. Other notable features included a weekly musical number to close the show, featuring a cast member impersonating a well-known public figure. These included 'Clive Palmer' (played by Heath Franklin) performing a parody version of Wings' "Live and Let Die" (retitled "Live and Let Clive"), and 'Gina Rinehart' (Genevieve Morris) performing a parody of Guns N' Roses "Sweet Child o' Mine, retitled "Sweet Child o'Mines". Future member of parliament Clive Palmer was reported to be a fan of Heath Franklin's impersonation of him, and made a cameo appearance on the show in August 2013, performing a segment that he penned himself. The series was not renewed for a second season and concluded in August 2013. (en)
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author	Sammy J Paul McCarthy (actor) Genevieve Morris Tristram Baumber Dave Eastgate Amanda Bishop Heath Franklin Rick Kalowski
channel	ABC1
creator (agent)	Rick Kalowski

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