Asner; George Segal; Zsa Zsa Gabor; Ricky Schroder; the Bee Gees; Robert Stigwood. Also shows Norman Gunston doing songs "Use Your Hanky" and a take-off of the "Rocky" theme. Gunston's Australia 1981 ATN7 episodes Series 1 episode 1 (February 1981) Summary: Garry Mcdonald (Norman Gunston) in a runners starting position under a banner with 'GI book of records' wearing summer clothing and a backpack. Series 1 episode 2 (1981) Summary: Garry Mcdonald (Norman Gunston) wearing safari jacket and shorts crouching as he uses spakfilla on a red dirt hill. An Ansett-ana bag sits nearby (the same bag appears in the 1993 series). Series 1 episode 3 (1981) Summary: Garry Mcdonald (Norman Gunston) as Dr. Strange 1981; Grammy awards report. Series 1 episode 4 (1981) Series 1 episode 5 (1981) Series 1 episode 6 (1981) Series 1 episode 7 (1981) Series 1 episode 8 (1981) The Norman Gunston Show (1993) (Seven Network – February to March 1993) episode 1 Shirley MacLaine, Ian Botham, Dr John Hewson, musical guest Girlfriend, Gunston sings "Achy Breaky Heart" episode 2 Paul Mercurio, Billy Crystal, Julian Clary, musical guest Sonia Dada, Gunston sings "Simply Irresistible" episode 3 Guns N' Roses, Lionel Richie, Laurie and Noeline Donaher, musical guest Mahotella Queens, Gunston sings "I Will Always Love You" episode 4 (hosted by Mary Coustas as Effie) Paul Keating, Bryan Brown, Sam Neill, Gough Whitlam, Warwick and Joanne Capper, Brian Austen Green, musical guests The Dukes episode 5 (hosted by Mary-Anne Fahey as "Kylie Mole") Jeff Fenech, Jane Flemming, Corbin Bernsen, Colonel Tom Parker, musical guest Peter Andre episode 6 (Top Gunston part 1) repackaged highlights from previous series episode 7 (Top Gunston part 2) repackaged highlights from previous series References External links The Norman Gunston Show at Nostalgia Central Search the National Film and Sound Archive National Collection of Screen & Sound for Gunston's radio interview and television appearances Norman Gunston at Laughterlog.com – Article, episode guide and list of recordings Australian male comedians Australian male singers Australian satirists Television characters introduced in 1973 Fictional interviewers Fictional people from New South Wales Gold Logie winners