up! Radio Gladiators Daily segment/competition where Tony and Mick would discuss the topic of the day and then choose a handful of listeners to call in to briefly discuss the chosen topic with the hosts. The caller that Tony and Mick deemed the best was awarded a prize. Shoot the Celebrity In the Arse A segment where listeners where invited to call in and "shoot" (with wacky sound effects) a celebrity (either guest, or celebrity that is the topic of discussion) in the arse. Hot Poo A discussion of scandalous political events or comments of the week. The theme tune was "Hot Stuff" by Donna Summer. Video Skeet Shooting A segment where Tony and Mick allow people to call up and tell the pair what videos they do not like so they can shoot the video out of a suped-up Betamax recorder and shoot the video with a crimped shotgun. When the duo miss the video, they get either Gracie or Pete Smith to shoot the video down with various guns ranging from an AK-47 to the Iraqi supergun. Recurring characters Tum and Phul A pair of New Zealand radio hosts voiced by Martin in an exaggerated New Zealand accent, each sketch was basically a string of names and words to get best comedy value out of the changed vowels and flattened I's in the stereotyped New Zealand accent (see New Zealand English). The characters have also made a return appearance in 2006 a sketch on Martin's new show Get This. (Ironically, Tony Martin was born in New Zealand.) Blimpy the Lactose Intolerant Cat An example of the level of toilet humour on the show, the character consisted of the stock sound effects of an angry meowing cat and wet splat noises. Originally a one off sketch, the character proved so successful that a whole series of serials involving Blimpy and the family that owned him in ever more absurd methods of setting him off. Blimpy was one of the characters who appeared in the Martin/Molloy comic book. The opening lyrics in the introduction were: "Now it's time for the adventures of Blimpy the Lactose-Intolerant Cat. He's not very well, he's leaking a smell. We should put him out but, it wouldn't be fair. 'Cause he's just a normal cat.. with the shits!" The closing lyrics were: "Tune in next week for more hijinks of Blimpy the Lactose-Intolerant Cat. Don't