melody. Series 3 episode 2 Norman Gunston interviews Julie Ismay, Miss Australia 1976; Michael Caine; Brenda Kristen; Tim Taylor; and Tony Greig (from BBC2 UK special). Norman attempts to speak with UK prime minister. Special report on Cambridge University life. Gunston concludes show with "A taste of water". Series 3 episode 3 Norman Gunston interviews Australian Olympic team; Diana Trask; Margaret Fulton; and John Stonehouse. Norman's dreamtime: "How the garden hose got where it is today". Special report on storing food under the house. Gunston concludes show with "Howzat". Series 3 episode 4 Norman Gunston interviews 1976 ABC chairman; Fred Daley; and Glenda Jackson. 1976 budget report. Royal marines song contest. Norman will do his best segment: "How hundreds and thousands are made". Report on farming in your own flat. Gunston concludes show with "Don't tell me what to say". Series 3 episode 5 Norman Gunston interviews Leyland Brothers; John Sturgess; Donald Smith; and Mary Whitehouse. Gunston concludes show with "Jailhouse Rock". Series 3 episode 6 Norman Gunston interviews Jack Brabham; and Malcolm Fraser. Gunston concludes show with "Piano Man". Series 3 episode 7 Norman Gunston interviews Caroline Jones; Delilah; and Diana Dors (from BBC2 UK special). Marathon telethon 1976. Norman's dreamtime: "How the shaving cream gets in a lather". Gunston concludes show with duet with Delilah. Series 3 episode 8 Norman Gunston interviews Vera Lynn, Margaret Thatcher, and George Davis. Keith Moon pours vodka bottle over Norman's head. BBC2 1976 Norman Gunston special (19 November 1976) Michael Caine, Diana Dors, Tony Greig, Glenda Jackson, Malcolm Muggeridge, Diane Solomon. 1978–1979 ATN7 Episodes Series 1 episode 1 (5 April 1978) Interviews: Henry Winkler, Phil Silvers, Charles Collinson, Billy Carter. Guests include: John Singleton, and Colleen Hewett. Series 1 episode 2 (1978) Interviews: James Garner, James Franciscus, Robert Stack, Elke Summer. Guests includes: Bob Simpson, Judy Connelly, 'Saturday Night Fever' take off. Series 1 episode 3 (1978) Interviews: Dawn Fraser, Ian 'Molly' Meldrum, John Farnham and Martin Landau. Series 1 episode 4 (11 October 1978) Series 1 episode 5 (1978) Series 2 episode 1 (1979) Series 2 episode 2 (1979) Series 2 episode 3 (29 August 1979) Series 2 episode 4 (1979) Series 2 episode 5 Xmas special (December 1979) Summary: Norman Gunston's Christmas special includes take off of Blondies' single "Heart of Glass"; interviews with Karen Black; Lee Marvin; hippies in Haight-Ashbury, San Francisco; Leif Garrett; Elliott Gould; Henry Winkler; Ed