the Mardi Gras and not realise it was gay. He would just see it as coincidental that there were so many men there." Ron A stage janitor who wears overalls and is always trying to either apply for a job or scam money introducing himself as "uh, Ron". When he is caught out, he will often leave, saying "Fair enough". (Played by Ross Williams) Neville and Beulah Elderly nudists who love doing things "totally nude" (played by Glenn Butcher and Daina Reid). Milo Kerrigan Punch-drunk (but much loved) ex-boxer played by Shaun Micallef. He is considered to be the most popular character of the series. Heavily reliant on slapstick sketches involving Kerrigan routinely destroying large portions of the set. Parko One of the hosts of the sports variety show Good Sport, which often has Milo Kerrigan as a guest (played by Kitty Flanagan) Roseanne Chapel A TV personality, she took over as presenter of Good Sport from Parko. She also hosts a number of shows on high culture that feature Milo Kerrigan as guest (Played by Daina Reid) Nobby Doldrums An obsessed fan of 7.30 Report presenter Kerry O'Brien who is willing to be interviewed about anything, just to be on the program (played by Shaun Micallef). David McGahan Incompetent TV personality and failed actor who hosted nature documentaries, (played by Shaun Micallef). Roger Explosion 'Alter ego' of David McGahan from his failed acting career (played by Shaun Micallef). Leon Art critic, renowned for his liberal use of the word "crap" (played by Kym Gyngell). Ian Goodings Sleazy TV news presenter on the fictitious Australian National Nightly Network News (played by John Walker). Narelle Parkinsom Bitchy and unenthusiastic co-presenter on fictitious Australian National Nightly Network News (played by Kitty Flanagan). Phil Toinby Much maligned weatherman on Australian Nightly Network News, renowned for his outrageous and colourful ties and using unusual pointers sent in by viewers, as noticed by the two newsreaders (played by Francis Greenslade). Chaka Hippie and poet, her poems usually circulate about her hometown of Nimbin (played by Kitty Flanagan). On a parody of A Current Affairs on Full Frontal, Eric Bana's Ray Martin asks Chaka what type of name is "Chaka" and what it means. Chaka is Arabic for "Joanne". Enzo Organized crime boss believed to be parody of figures in the Melbourne organized crime underworld (played by Ross Williams). He has a strict hatred of cameras