History Series / TheAuntyJackShow

* SolemnEndingTheme: ''Farewell Aunty Jack''

* XmeetsY: MontyPython meets TylerPerry's Madea [-ON STEROIDS -]!

* XmeetsY: MontyPython meets TylerPerry's Madea [-[[ON STEROIDS ]]-]!

* XmeetsY: MontyPython meets TylerPerry's Madea

Also the characters later appeared in WollongongTheBrave, a series of one-off specials in 1975 and in a 5-minute skit which helped [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIqqiK4ncfs introduce color TV to Australia]], which is now in National Archives of Australia. In 2006 there was a stage ReunionShow.

* AutomobileOpening: If you can't a motorcycle with a side car and a dune buggy at automobile.

* BittersweetEpisdo

* PianoPlayer: Thin Arthur

* [[NeverMessWithGranny]]: Make that Aunty!

** Aunty Jack becomes fed up with the executives meddling she [[spoiler: walks out of the TV and rips the executives arms off]]

** Aunty Jack becomes fed up with the executives meddling she [[spoiler: walks throught the TV screen and rips the executives arms off]]

It was released on DVD only a few years ago. The delay was due to copyright issues as unusuall,y Bond and Donohue (the song writers) had managed to retain the copyrights.

* XmeetsY: MontyPython meets Tyler Perry's {{Madea}}

* Girls with Moustaches

* ConspicuousGloves: Aunty Jack's boxing glove

* [[BritishBrevity Australian Brevity]]: There were only two seasons of seven, then six episodes.

Aunty Jack was a comedy sketch show that aired on Australian television in the early seventies. It had surreal humour remeniscent of Creator/MontyPython and TheGoonShow but not directly based on either. The titular character was a moustachioed transvestite who wore boxing gloves and often threatened to "rip your bloody arms off". She was the brainchild of Graeme Bond, a native of Wollongong a town just to the south of Sydney, Australia. He and the small cast had a variety of characters they portrayed.

Aunty Jack was a comedy sketch show that aired on Australian television in the early seventies. It had surreal humour remeniscent of {{Monty Python}} and {{The Goon Show}} but not directly based on either. The titular character was a moustachioed transvestite who wore boxing gloves and often threatened to "rip your bloody arms off". She was the brainchild of Graeme Bond, a native of Wollongong a town just to the south of Sydney, Australia. He and the small cast had a variety of characters they portrayed.

It was quite daring and racy for its time which probably explains why it was on {{The ABC}}.

It was released on DVD only a few years ago. The delay was due to copyright issues as unusuall,y Bond and Donohue (the song writers) had managed to retain the copyrights.

* [[BritishBrevity Australian Brevity]]: There were only two seasons of seven, then six episodes.

Contains examples of:
* [[IWillTearYourArmsOff I'll Rip Your Bloody Arms Off]]