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Micallef Tonight was a short-lived Aria Award–winning Australian variety show that aired on the Nine Network in 2003. It was hosted by comedian Shaun Micallef and also featured the talents of Francis Greenslade, Jason Geary, Livinia Nixon and Pete Smith.
Seasons & Episode
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Episode 1 - Barry Humphries/ Kath & Kim/ Jamie Durie/ Dannii Minogue
May. 12,2003
Episode 2 - Gary Sweet/ Bridie Carter/ Gerard Depardieu/ Shakaya
May. 19,2003
Episode 3 - Alison Whyte/ Shane Warne/ David Campbell
May. 26,2003
I was in Adelaide when this episode aired, so I don't have a copy of it to get all the notes and quotes and information. I can only remember a few things but the main thing I remember is being in tears laughing the whole time. If anyone has any information on this episode and would like it to be added, please e-mail it to me at [email protected] Thanks
Episode 4 - Jimeoin/ Melissa George/ Erik Thomson/ The Whitlams
June. 02,2003
Episode 5 - Judith Lucy/ Matt Welsh/ Warren & Gavin/ Percy Sledge
June. 09,2003
Episode 6 - Delta Goodrem/ Ben Elton/ George Greegan/ No-One Else
June. 16,2003
Episode 7 - Caroline Craig/ John McEnroe/ Amiel
June. 23,2003
Episode 8 - Dave Hughes/ Anthony LaPaglia/ Birtles, Shorrock, Goble
June. 30,2003
Episode 9 - Craig David/ Marcus Graham/ Nicole Livingstone/ David Bridie
July. 07,2003
Episode 10 - Mick Molloy/ Bob Franklin/ Judith Lucy/ Amity Dry/ Blair McDonough
July. 14,2003
Episode 11 - Michael McKean/ Seann William Scott/ Todd Woodbridge/ Placebo
July. 21,2003
Episode 12 - Clive James/ Tony Martin/ The Superjesus
July. 28,2003
Episode 13 - Ricky Martin/ Keith Urban/ Dave O'Neil
August. 04,2003
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