Tom Gleisner

What? Yes.

No need to be jealous, Tom.

Plenty of me to go around.

That's Esther.

Thinking outside the square there, Hayley.

Aaron? Maybe a nation that produces some of the sexiest blokes.

Is that on the card, Tom? Not on the card.

A threat.

Tonight, join Kitty Flanagan, Nate Falvo, Hailey Sproul, Ed Catherly and Sam Payne as we look back on the week and ask, have you been paying attention? And now, the man holding all the cards, Tom Gleisner.

..as

we once again test our knowledge of all that's been making news over the past seven days.

But tonight, that all changes.

Please welcome back Tom Gleisner.

Hello, Tom.

Good morning.

I go, "I'm doing it, shooting this." "How long does it shoot?" I go, "12 days." He goes, "Mm.

Why is it taking so long?" So then I had Tom Gleisner, you know.

I said, "Tommy, my film's up.

Thank you." He's in it, and so is Rob.

hello and welcome to pod bites a little concentrated hyper fixated little podcast that we like to talk to you about stuff that no one else is going to talk to you about do you know what i'm talking about um Look, I do watch a little bit of Have You Been Paying Attention? It's a show on Channel 10 and I've known...

Tommy Gleisner and a few of the crew for a long time from back in that ABC the late show uh that's probably 30 years old or something ridiculous now anyway not that's not why I'm talking to you um I just want to say when you when you like uh I only watch one show You know what I mean? I watch, have you been paying attention, half an hour, and then it finishes, and then another one, another one, another one.

And they go all the way back to 2013, I think, with some pieces.

Anyway, it's interesting to, with hindsight, to look back, and I'm watching the episode, and extremely funny, and then they go, what has the government just pulled back from all healthcare providers? And it was like yoga, Pilates.

The filmmakers succeed in recreating the magic of that moment, allowing audiences to experience the wonder through the eyes of the characters.

Rob Sitch's direction, combined with the witty script by Santo Cilauro, Tom Gleisner, and Jane Kennedy, ensures that the film remains engaging and entertaining throughout.

The humor is gentle and good-natured, avoiding the crassness often found in contemporary comedies.

Instead, The Dish offers a feel-good story that resonates with audiences, reminding us of the power of teamwork and the joy of shared achievements.