The D-Generation[]
The D-Generation grew out of a series of comedy revues at Melbourne University. A one-hour pilot episode was filmed in 1985 but never made it to air. Several sketches from the pilot made it into the first season. The show ran on the ABC from 13 March 1986 to 2 July 1987.
1986[]
The first season ran for ten episodes from 13 March to 15 May.
1987[]
For the second season, each episode had its own opening titles. This season ran for six episodes from 30 April to 4 June. This was followed by four best-of episodes titled The Least Worst of The D-Generation which ran from 11 June to 2 July.
D-Generation Street
(30 April 1987)
the D-Generation
(7 May 1987)
(14 May 1987)
(28 May 1987)
1988-1989[]
In 1988, The D-Generation moved to the Seven Network for a series of specials.
Goes Commercial
(23 May 1988)
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(11 October 1988)
Salute to Roy Smeck
(1 November 1988)
Country Homestead
(12 October 1989)
In 1992, The D-Generation returned to the ABC with their new sketch-comedy/satire program The Late Show.
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