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Ronnie Johns Half Hour, The series 2

Year of completion
2006
Content type
Narrative Content
Format
Series
Genre
Comedy
Duration
13 x 30 minute episodes
Production Status
Completed

Synopsis

Jesus is up to his devilish tricks, the Garys kick janglies and Chopper is fucken finding himself. They are joined by a talkback-loathing dog, too-cool-for-school night clubbers and an embarrassing earth mother. In 2006, the show received a Logie nomination for Most Outstanding Comedy Series, and Heath Franklin was nominated for the 2006 Inaugural Graham Kennedy Logie Award for Most Outstanding New Talent.
Completion Year
2006
Genres
Comedy
Format
Series
Production Status
Completed

Cast and Crew

Executive Producer

Nick Murray, Glenn Robbins

Director

Damian Davis

Director of Photography

Anthony Jennings

Writer

Chris McDonald, Various

Editor

Phoebe Vincent

Composer

Leonardo Esposito

Cast

Heath Franklin, Jordan Raskopoulos, Felicity Ward, Dan Ilic, James Pender, Caroline Fitzgerald, Rebecca Gage

Series

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Ronnie Johns Half Hour, The
Ronnie Johns Half Hour, The series 1
Ronnie Johns Half Hour, The series 2

Sales

Australian Sales

Jigsaw Entertainment Pty Ltd

International Sales

Jigsaw Entertainment Pty Ltd

Production Company

Jigsaw Entertainment Pty Ltd
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