Rob Sitch

Working Dog, the brilliance of that, there's probably no singular person who's the most famous out of those, those guys.

There's a, you know, Rob Sitch with Utopia, but then Tommy Glaser's doing Have You Been Paying Attention?

Mm.

Mm.

Yeah.

Rob Sitch and, and Tom Gleisman and the team would use Charles Bud Tingwell-

Oh, is that right?

... a lot on that show.

Don't go down yet.

So we need a name for this day, mate.

Do we? But there is a soundy up for grabs for the attempt to have a few nice words said about us by the visiting teams.

Now, you're all over this.

me.

Who was he? It was like getting doorstopped without leaving the front door.

It was like his old mate, his name I forget, but he just peppered me.

But how did you let this happen? And it peaked when he said, have you got a partner or a girlfriend? I'm like, yes.

Isn't that that famous story about the director of Farlap? Have we told that story? Even if we have, it's a beauty.

I think Rob Sitch told me, so I don't want to steal it, so I'll give him the credit, but I think the director said that The night before he's got to film the Melbourne Cup scene of Farlap and it's the first big one.

He's got all the cameras booked.

He's got jockeys.

No, 10.

With Ed Cavalli at Rob Sitch with the New Zealand Sports.

I think

it was 2010.

2010.

And Rob Sitch cracks.

He goes, I've got Chulse.

He couldn't get the line out.

And I'm shooting it in 12 days.

And Rob Sitch says, really? It's a bit long.

And I go, okay.

And then I go to Michael Hirsch, the producer.

And, um, I'm shooting it in 12 days.

And Rob Sitch says, "Uh, really? It's a bit long."

[laughs]

And I go, "Okay." And then I go to Michael Hirsch, the producer.