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Tonight we proudly present the Battle of the TV Classics on Sale of the Century.
And now here with Heat 2, please welcome Glen Rich.
Thank you very much Peter.
Hi, welcome to Sale. Great to have you with us once again as we continue with the Battle of the TV Classics.
And tonight's number 96. Who's going to be playing? Please welcome Nikki Buckley to tell us.
Oh boy, it's a good night isn't it?
You've got your party frock on have you?
Yes I have. I'm very excited tonight you know because I was never allowed to watch these guys when they were on television.
I used to sneak a look around the corner.
Did you?
There.
No, I had to make sure I was in bed. My mum and dad sat up and watched it.
Oh you're looking very attractive, almost Abigail-ish.
Yeah.
Who's playing tonight? Let's get into it because they're great people.
Alright, they are.
Well tonight our first contestant is famous for his portrayal of Aldo, the deli contestant in number 96.
He has a bit of a feast when it comes to TV Classics. He's appeared on Spy Force, A Country Practice, Neighbours and E Street.
Please welcome the very well loved Johnny Lockwood.
G'day Johnny.
Our second contestant put up a sophisticated performance as the number 96 fashion designer Vera Collins.
Always unlucky in love, her on screen bed hopping was a timely reflection of the sexual revolution.
Tonight however she's fully clothed. Please welcome Elaine Lee.
Hello Elaine.
Hello, lovely to be here.
Now remember for his gourmet delights as Arnold Feather, our next contestant was the prim partner of Aldo's delicatessen.
With a melting pot of TV credits to his name, tonight he's here to cook up a storm on the buzzer. Please welcome Jeff Kevins.
Hello Jeff.
And our final contestant played one of the many number 96 sex kittens, Jill Sheridan, who found that the big city was more than a country girl could bargain for.
She's renowned for revealing the risque nature of the number 96 series. Please welcome the sultry presence of Candy Raymond.
Hello Candy. Nice to have you with us also.
Johnny, what are you up to nowadays?
Well I haven't done much in the last two years. I was in a show called How to Succeed in Business without really trying and I fell over and I hurt my leg and I've had two very bad legs for the last two years.
But I'm fine now. The last couple of months I'm willing to go back to work again if I can.
So you're wanting a gig if anyone wants to hire Johnny?
Not for dancing that's all.
Not for dancing. Good luck tonight Johnny.
Thank you very much.
Have lots of fun. Now Elaine I have to ask, what was it like being at the forefront of the sexual revolution for television?
Well Nicky, I don't know, I can't answer that. We really didn't think about it at the time.
I mean we're writing a book at the moment, The Regular Characters, and will hopefully be published for next year which will be 1996.
Oh wonderful.
It will be the 25th year since we went to air. So I'm in the middle of writing my chapter.
And it's really weird you know. You write and I thought, God how did I do all those scenes? I mean I never felt comfortable with them I must say.
Ah, well you did them very well Elaine. I can remember as I was peeking around the corner.
You'd have been about two and a half.
Oh if only. Good luck tonight Elaine.
Thank you.
Jeff, as Nicky said, really did break a lot of ground with number 96. How are you viewed now as far as what you're doing?
Older.
Do people still relate back to it?
Older.
Oh older.
Yes, I think people do review back to it a lot. But it was a very interesting time, you know, a time that I think that I would not have missed obviously.
What are you doing at the moment?
I now lecture at a university in Wollongong, the Faculty of Creative Arts. So I teach acting.
Oh good. Well good luck tonight Jeff.
Thank you.
And Candy, I was going to ask you the same question actually that I asked Elaine. Did, like the Women's Lib is there anything, did they put up a bit of a fight with you guys with what you were doing or?
Funnily enough I was a fledgling Women's Libber at the time.
Really?
And so in a way I put up a bit of a fight myself but from within the ranks. But Elaine is right, in many ways we didn't think about it.
No.
Because I was also a hippie you know, so nudity was just something you did at Nimbin anyway.
Wow.
So I was confused.
Oh sorry, you were confused. What are you up to at the moment then Candy?
Well I live now in the southern highlands. Hello everybody in the southern highlands. Cliff and Nancy, make sure Charlie doesn't get out the fence on the road please. That's the Alcorns.
And it's very hard to range me away from the beautiful farm. I love it out there.
It's lovely there.
So I write, I paint and I occasionally, if the gig's fun like this I'll come out and do it.
You'll come and do it. Well I'm glad you've done that Candy, it's great to have you with us everyone. We're here for a lot of fun over the next 25 minutes or so. So good luck. $20 starting money.
Alrighty.
We'll see you in the gift shop.
In the gift shop and have fun everyone.
And of course the winner of tonight's game will be representing number 96 in the grand final, the two night series which will be starting on Friday night. So here we go, question one.
To talk very quickly or excitedly is to talk 19 to the watts. Candy?
A dozen.
Yes. Which former cricketer is nicknamed the Don?
Johnny. Yes. Here's an audio question so take a listen and then I'll ask you a question afterwards.
Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale, a tale of a fateful trip that started from this topic point aboard this tiny ship.
The question is what was the character name of the sultry movie star stranded in this tea... Candy?
Ginger.
That's right in this TV sitcom and the theme from Gilligan's Island.
In which macabre game do players spin the cylinder of a revolver containing one bullet... Candy?
Russian roulette.
And fire it at their heads, yes. What is the nickname of the one time blankety blanks regular Dave Gray?
Aguilin.
Johnny, that's correct. Everyone yelling it out. I hope you're answering the question there Johnny.
Candy, you're leading though. You're $5 ahead of Johnny and you're $15 ahead of Geoff and Elaine. Now whatever you buy, you buy for your viewers. So here's Nikki in the gift shop.
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Candy, this is great. Your viewers love travelling. They need this desperately and we'll sell it to you for $5. We want six...
How much ahead of Johnny am I?
Well funnily enough you're only $5 ahead of Johnny Candy.
Yeah, let me make it even.
So it'll be a tight game exactly Nick. $5 going once, going twice.
Home viewer forgive me but I won't buy it for you. You can always go on and give an app sec.
No sale. Alright, no sale. So the scores remaining the same. Candy still leading on $35. Johnny only one question behind as we get back to the questions.
Gabe Kaplan played a school teacher in which sitcom that made a star of John Travolta?
Johnny.
Mr Cotter.
No, no. Welcome back Cotter.
Welcome back Cotter was the answer.
In the US the public prosecutor for a specific district is called the district what?
Candy.
Attorney.
Yes, a famed game. $10 being placed behind one of our famous faces. What is my name?
I am a film released in 1981 produced by Robert Stigwood and Patricia Lovell. Written by David Williamson and directed by Peter Weir, I portray Australian mateship set against a military...
Jeff.
The club.
Set against a military bungle which over the years has become a source of national pride. I tell the story of Archie played Candy.
Gallipoli.
Gallipoli is the answer yes. We needed that. Don't hold out the similarity with the club there Jeff but Gallipoli was the answer.
Absolutely needed.
Candy you get the opportunity to pick $10 from our famous faces if you're lucky and tonight those famous faces are...
Abigail.
Sex Siren from number 96.
Paul Cronin.
Australia's favourite father of the 40s, Dave Sullivan.
Joanna Lockwood.
JJ's wife Valerie from Cop Shop and also Johnny's daughter.
Yes.
Gerard Kennedy.
Detective Frank Banner in Division 4.
Our home viewer Casey Evans.
Casey comes from Watbury Heights in South Australia and Casey's ambition is to become a vet when she's older. So could I have you with us Casey?
Ken James.
Older brother Mark Hammond on Skippy.
Carol Burns.
Our nasty piece of work, Frankie Doyle from Prisoner.
Chad Haywood.
Dudley Butterfield from number 96.
And Susan Hannaford.
Spoiled little kitty Sullivan. Candy that's the choice, who would you like?
I think Carol Burns because she's not a nasty piece of work.
Here's Carol.
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We have number 96 battling it out in this, the Battle of the TV classics.
The winner going into the grand final starting Friday night.
And Johnny and Elaine, your viewers' names are on the screen at the moment.
And they're doing alright for them. You know, you've got a chance.
I can't get in quickly enough with the buzzer, darling. I am trying.
I'm not very good, but I'm doing my best. I promise.
Round two, question one.
That's Alright Mama was the A side of the first release on Sun Records.
For which rock and roll greats?
You're going to kick yourself here. Elvis Presley.
1954 was the year.
On which temperature scale is the freezing point of water equal to 32 degrees?
Elaine.
Selfies.
Fahrenheit.
$15 being placed behind one of our famous faces. Who am I?
I was born Leonard Sly in 1912 and moved to California as a fruit picker.
Changing my name to Dick Weston, I formed the singing group Sons of the Pioneers
and broke into films in 1935 with numerous bit roles, sometimes in support of Gene Autry.
Appearing in scores of lively westerns such as Tumbling Tumbleweeds and Eyes of Texas,
I was often teamed with my sidekick Gabby Hayes, Dale Evans and the smartest horse in the movies, Jeff.
Roy Rogers.
I am Roy Rogers because Trigga was his horse.
Oh, well done.
Good answer, Jeff. Good to see you off the mark too.
Now, pick correctly and you'll go very well. You'll be up to 35. So good luck. Who would you like?
I have to pick my old mate, Chad.
Play Dudley Butterfield in number 96.
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Nice prize, Jeff. The scores at the moment, Candy on 40, Johnny 25, Jeff 20 and Elaine on 15.
As we put 30 seconds up for the fast money and your time starts now.
An early American sitcom was The Many Lives of Dobie Who?
Village.
Johnny, yes. Which game show features the phrase, come on down? Jeff.
Price is Right?
Yes. A talented Australian singer is Marina Who? Johnny.
Venuti.
Prior. To which institution? Elaine?
Prior, I wanted to say.
No, banistry. What was the name of the ostrich on Hey Hey It's Saturday? Jeff.
Ozzy.
What part of an egg is the albumin? Elaine?
The white.
Yes. The actress Ali McGrill was once married to Steve Who? Elaine?
McQueen.
Yes, that's right. Boy, we're way up and down and all over the place there.
To which institution does the word monastic refer? Elaine was where we needed monastry.
But after all that, Candy, you're still leading. Sitting there very quietly at the end and very politely.
That's right.
You're in the lead by $10 and you can buy for your viewer here with Nikki.
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This is beautiful, Candy. Now the last time we spoke you weren't going to buy because you wanted your viewer to win at the end of the night.
You are only $10 ahead of Jeff, so if I charge you $10 you'll be levelling at $30. I'll charge you $9. $9 and you're still leading.
Going once. Going twice.
Viewer, I hope I'm doing the right thing for you, but I'll try and stay in the lead on your part.
So no sale. No sale. Going three times, no sale. So we keep that.
Candy keeps the lead by two questions and tonight's viewer's question,
which animal is faster than a horse, can go longer without water than a camel and can see behind without moving its head?
Any ideas? We'll tell you after this break.
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Yeah, we were a bit out of control.
It was a pretty wild business in those days. These days I'm running my own business.
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Now that's music to my ears.
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The answer to our viewers question was the giraffe.
Pretty tricky one.
But Jeff and Candy, we've got your viewers names on the screen at the moment.
So they're sitting at home wishing you well.
Candy, you're leading at the moment by $10.
So into round three.
A hit of 1933 was the song Underneath the Watts.
Johnny, yes.
What's her name is shared by Hollywood actor Martin and brand of furniture polish.
Mr. Candy.
Sheen.
Cash card and Candy, you have the opportunity to play here.
You're $15 ahead of both Jeff and Johnny.
And you can pick up for your viewer at home maybe $5,000 cash or this great prize.
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It was valued at $3,495 from Eureka Furniture Adelaide and from Sale of the Century.
So that's a prize, Candy.
We also have the Take Five card, which should you pick up, you can take $5 off either Johnny, Elaine or Jeff.
$15 to go back on your score.
And of course we have the $5,000 there as well.
Would you like to risk it?
It'll cost you $15.
And the lead.
Yes, yes, you must.
Yes, all right.
In the end I had two.
Push your buzzer, push your buzzer so as we can get the computer together.
And we'll take, yes, we'll take $15 off your score.
Hearts, fates, clubs or diamonds?
Good luck, Candy.
For your viewer, which machine would you like Nikki to play for you?
Can we have a conference here?
For two seconds.
No, it's just me.
No, it's just you, Candy.
Diamonds.
You'd like to play diamonds?
Down this way.
So there you go.
Good luck to the home viewer.
Good luck, Candy.
It is.
Oh, you get to take $5 off of either Jeff on $30, Elaine on $20 or Johnny on $30.
Keep in mind you're also on $30 at the moment.
You want to be friends?
He's my friend.
He'll kill me.
I think he was your friend, Candy.
$5 off Jeff's score?
Well, look, it has to be down.
It's brutal.
It's not for me.
It's my home viewer.
It's my cell phone.
$5 off Jeff's score.
Back to $25.
Where was the money though, Nikki?
Oh, the money was down this end, behind Hearts.
So there it was.
It was on the Hearts machine.
That's where the $5,000 was.
So the scores now, Candy on $30, Johnny on $30, Jeff now on $25 and Elaine on $20.
Back to the questions.
Name either of the two lead actors in the comedy adventure series, Willing and Abel.
Candy?
I just did that for fun.
Grant Dodwell or Shane Withington?
Which state did Queensland recently defeat to win its first Sheffield Shield?
Jeff?
New South...
South Australia.
Oh, we're going to have to check it in the nick of time?
Yep, not a problem.
Just in time.
South Australia was the answer we needed.
With the scores now, Jeff and Johnny leading on $30, Candy on $25, Elaine on $20, the last
fame game for the night, $25 in the wild card being added, What Is My Name?
An American television series of which only 28 episodes were produced in 1966 and 67,
I won an Emmy as best comedy series.
Featuring zany humour, much slapstick and fast motion photography, I culminated in a
way out movie titled Head, which was co-written by Jack Nicholson and later became a cult
classic.
It was written by Neil Diamond and Neil Siddarca, among others.
One of my stars was a former English jockey and another the child star...
Johnny?
The Monkeys.
The Monkeys is correct.
Yes, Peter Tork, Mike Mesnick, David Jones and also Mickey Dollens.
Johnny, you can skip into the lead.
You'll get this one right.
Who would you like?
Joanna Lockwood.
Joanna Lockwood, your daughter.
Alright.
And there's $10.
Joanna's got the money on her and you're in the lead by $10.
Johnny, where was the rest of the money, Nicky?
Well, the wild card was with Abigail, Ken James had the $15 and Paul Cronin had the $25.
So that's where the money was.
Johnny in the lead and we'll be back shortly with the Mad Minute to decide who represents
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Johnny's leading on 40.
Will he represent number 96 in the Grand Final?
Well, we'll find out very soon.
Good luck, everyone.
60 seconds up on the clock and your time starts now.
To throw a tantrum is to colloquially spit the wats.
Candy.
Dummy.
Yes.
How many wives had Henry the 8th?
Jeff.
Eight.
Six.
In which city is Eagle Farm Racecourse?
Johnny.
Yes.
How many million dollar man was Lee Who?
Jeff.
Major.
Yes.
Proverbially...
Sorry, majors.
Proverbially, revenge his wats.
Candy.
Sweet.
Yes.
On which continent is Timbuktu?
Candy.
Africa.
Yes.
Who played Richie Cunningham in Happy Days?
Jeff.
Ronnie Howard.
Yes.
Your naval is also called the Watt Button.
Jeff.
Belly Button.
Yes.
Australian of the Year is painter Arthur Who?
Elaine.
Boyd.
Yes.
The drama series Prisoner was set in which detention centre?
Jeff.
Yes.
In which language comes the phrase chop chop?
Elaine.
Chinese.
Yes.
Born in which country is Johnny Famishon?
Elaine.
England.
France.
A suburb in which capital city is Collingwoods?
Candy.
Melbourne.
Yes.
In which part of the body are your triceps?
Candy.
Arms.
Yes.
In which of the arts would you often wear a tutu?
Candy.
Ballet.
Yes.
That's right.
You've won the game, Candy.
Of $55, you won by $10.
And come through.
So congratulations.
You did the right thing by your viewer.
And Jeff, you've won the game.
And come through.
So congratulations.
You did the right thing by your viewer.
And Jeff, sorry, it is Lee May Jez.
The S is very important there.
Great game, Candy.
And Johnny, you've won for your home viewer $1,000 cash.
So well done.
Hope you enjoyed it.
Thanks for being a part of it, Johnny.
Elaine, you've also won $1,000 cash for your home viewer.
And thanks for joining us too.
It was great.
For sure, Elaine.
Thank you.
And Jeff, you've won $1,000 cash and sunglasses.
So $1,419.
So they'll be wrapped with that.
They certainly are.
Jeff, thank you very much.
And also your viewers at home have won this.
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And Jeff, we should mention while we're picking on you here, our computer didn't rectify the
scores there.
So although it's got 35, you actually only had 25.
Oh, look, I mean, just rub it in.
I didn't like to say it.
How many did Candy get?
Candy got 55, Elaine, but Elaine, Jeff and Johnny, thank you very, very much for being
a part of tonight's show.
Great pleasure.
And thank you for having us.
Oh, our pleasure.
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You're representing number 96 in the Grand Final starting on Friday night, so we wish
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So that's not bad going, is it?
Now by you winning tonight, you've won for your home viewer also this great prize.
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Well done, Candy.
So that's a nice prize.
And you've won that, Candy.
And of course, going into the finals, who knows, anything can happen, but a total of
$1,789 worth of prizes you've picked up for your viewer just by tonight.
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It's a great car, really is, Jo.
Thank you very much for being a part of it.
Slipping all over the place here.
Now tomorrow night our Battle of the TV classics continues and it's prisoner.
It is and we have Val Lehman, we have Maggie Kirkpatrick, Colette Mann and Fiona Spence.