advertisement. In 2020 he appeared in several ads for Uber Eats. In 2021 Agro made a cameo appearance on the second episode of Holey Moley. Career Television host Agro hosted the following Australian television shows: Boris' Breakfast Club (? – 1989) Wombat (1983–1990) Agro's Cartoon Connection (1989–1997) Super Sunday Show (aka Super Saturday Show) Perfect Match (2002 revival) Agro was a guest host for Tonight Live with Steve Vizard on four occasions. He also appeared many times as a guest on Tonight Live. Television appearances Agro has also appeared as a guest on the following television shows: The Don Lane Show Everybody Hey Dad..! Home And Away Hey Hey It's Saturday Wheel of Fortune (often appearing as the partner and mouthpiece for Fat Cat on Celebrity Wheel of Fortune) Family Feud (with his "family" father Star, mother Ellie and younger brother Neville) The Main Event Talk With the Animals Concentration The Daily Edition Agro has also appeared on a number of Australian telethons, particularly those that raise money for the Royal Children's Hospital, Brisbane. Agro has also occasionally appeared as a panel member on the Channel Seven Perth Telethon, but usually after 10 p.m. Radio host Agro's radio credits include: The Morning Crew (1990–2005), B105 FM's breakfast show. Agro performed prank telephone calls and also presented a segment Agro to the Rescue, in which he would provide money or resources to a family or individual in trouble. Eventually the Agro performances were credited to Jamie Dunn, and the Agro character was marginalised. The Zinc Morning Zoo (2006–), with Ian Calder and Courtney Burns on Sunshine Coast FM radio station Zinc 96. Merchandising At his height of popularity extensive Agro merchandising included four recorded studio albums (of which three were nominated for ARIA Awards), a Game Boy game (Agro Soar), an arcade game (Agro's Fantastic Video Game), and a range of other merchandise including action figures, snap cards, stickers, lunchboxes, and children's clothing, and annual showbags at the Sydney Royal Easter Show. For a period of time, an Agro ice cream similar to Bubble O' Bill was produced by Pauls. Discography Studio albums Singles Awards and nominations ARIA Music Awards Logie Awards He also received a Penguin Award for "Best Presenter of Light Entertainment". References Notes Partridge 2006 External links Australian radio personalities Australian television personalities Children's television characters Puppets Australian mascots