This show is pretty much just a collection of people getting hurt. Generally people getting hurt is only funny if you know them (not always but) or it is an extreme case. This show however takes the piss on the whole situation, and is such a crap show.
First of all, they blur a lot of the dates on the bottom left/right of the screen that some home video camera's put on videos they produce. This is because the four nominees at the end of the night, are the only four original videos that week, and that all the other videos are just from the vault of videos of people getting hurt which that have from years of international versions. They blur it to hide the truth that some of these videos are more than 20 years old, and almost all of them more than 5. The fact is they use the same clips every year, and sometimes several times in a year.
To watch this unfunny show and think it's funny is some bizzarre thing that quiet a few Australian's do. The sad thing is that most of these people are sober.moreless
Australia's Funniest Home Video Show
Saturday 6:30 PM on The Nine Network Premiered Aug 01, 1989 In Season
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Show hosted by Australian television personality, Shelley Craft whose previous roles include presenting roles on Saturday Disney and The Great Outdoors. Plays funny home video clips that have been sent in by everyday Australians, and awards prizes weekly. After the videos win the weekly show they then progress through a finals series, where the ultimate winner receives a large amount of cash. The show is taped in front of a live studio audience and videos are narrated using many voices. The narrator often voices what the people would be thinking (humorously) as we see the funnyness/accidents occur. The show is a favourite with family viewers and often enjoys a strong Saturday night audience. Previous hosts include: Graham Kennedy (1990), Jacqui Mcdonald (1991), Lisa Patrick (1992), Jo Beth Taylor (1993-1997), Catriona Rowntree (1997), Kim Kilbey (1998-2002), Toni Pearen (2003-2007).moreless
Jo Beth Taylor |
Host - 1993 - 1997 |
Toni Pearen |
Host - 2003 - 2007 |
Kim Kilbey |
Host - 1998 - 2002 |
Cori Hopper |
Field Reporter - 2004 |
Graham Kennedy |
Host - 1990 |
Jacqui McDonald |
Host - 1991 |
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