Program History
- 1973 The Aunty Jack Show (ABC TV – six B/W episodes).
- 1974 Wollongong the Brave (ABC TV).
- 1975 The Norman Gunston Show – season 1 (ABC TV – nine 30 minute colour episodes).
- 1975 The Norman Gunston Show – season 2 (ABC TV – eight 30 minute colour episodes).
- 1976 The Norman Gunston Show – season 3 (ABC TV – eight 30 minute colour episodes).
- 1976 The Norman Gunston Show (UK BBC TV one-off 60 minute special).
- 1977 The Garry McDonald Show (ABC TV – eight 30 minute colour episodes).
- 1978–79 The Norman Gunston Show (7 Network – ten 60 minute episodes).
- 1981 Gunston's Australia (7 Network 1981 – eight 30 minute episodes).
- 1993 The Norman Gunston Show (7 Network – five 30 minute episodes).
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