"The Norman Gunston Show" was an Australian television program that aired from 1975 to 1977. The show featured the fictional character Norman Gunston, a bumbling and awkward interviewer played by comedian Garry McDonald. It was known for its satirical take on celebrity interviews and current events, blending comedy with elements of variety television. The program gained popularity for its unique format, which included sketches, musical performances, and guest appearances by various celebrities. It was influential in Australian television history, showcasing a distinct style of humor and paving the way for future comedic shows.