Why Jo Beth Taylor really disappeared from Australian television
TV by Nick Bond 24th May 2021 11:35 AM She was Australian television s golden girl during the 1990s - but then, just as quickly as her star had risen, Jo Beth Taylor disappeared. Taylor starred across the light entertainment programs
Australia s Funniest Home Video Show (1993-1997),
Hey Hey It s Saturday (1995-1997) and
What s Up Doc? (1996-1997), before taking a sudden hiatus from the entertainment industry. In a new interview with New Idea, Taylor, now 50, reveals she was burnt out and was also dealing with a nasty rumour about her personal life at the time.
Why Jo Beth Taylor really disappeared
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Johnny Young has come out swinging against Daryl Somers claim that Hey Hey It s Saturday was Australia s longest running variety show.
In an interview with TV Tonight, the former TV host , 74, said that title should go to his former program, Young Talent Time. Daryl claims that Hey Hey was the longest running variety program. It wasn t because halfway through his run on Channel Nine, he left and went to Channel 10. © Provided by Daily Mail ( So he never had the run… we were on air for 18 years, he said.
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In one example, the singer was hit in the face with white powder.
In another example, he was depicted in a cartoon sitting in a pot with a bone through his nose.
In another clip, the lighting crew told host Daryl Somers: Could you ask [Kamahl] to smile so we can see him?
Hey Hey was a landmine, and I knew that I would get blown up here and there, but there were some instances that were harder to stomach than others, Kamahl told It s like losing your underpants. It s stripping you of everything. It s like being naked. It s a terrible feeling.