Английская Википедия:Aunty Donna's Big Ol' House of Fun
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Aunty Donna's Big Ol' House of Fun is a sketch comedy television show on Netflix,[1] created by and starring members of the Australian comedy group Aunty Donna.[2] It premiered on 11 November 2020.[3][4] The series' music was composed almost entirely by Tom Armstrong, a member of the sketch troupe.[5] The show's absurdist approach has been compared to the likes of Monty Python[6] and Tim and Eric.[7]
Aunty Donna released their second show Aunty Donna's Coffee Cafe in 2023.[8]
Cast
Main
The three performing members portray themselves on the show, but as fictionalized caricatures, as well as several characters drawn from other Aunty Donna shows and podcasts.
- Mark Samual Bonanno as
- Bill Smith and Janiel Smith (S1E1, Family Feud scene)
- Audience member Adam (S1E3, Blair Buoyant scene)
- Cool Barber (S1E4, Barbershop scene)
- Old Italian Man (S1E5, Italian man scene)
- Mark's Mother (S1E5, Italian man scene)
- Man who doesn't want to fight (S1E5, Fight scene)
- S.W.A.T. team member (S1E5, S.W.A.T. S.W.A.T. song)
- Tiny Man (S1E6, Tiny man song)
- Broden Kelly as
- Cowdoy (S1E1, throughout)
- Nervous looking man (S1E1 Man who just shit himself scene)
- Scottish South African Sam (S1E2, South African Sams scene)
- Ellen DeGeneres (S1E2, Ellen DeGeneres scene)
- Anti-Doping Agency Representative (S1E3, piss-drinking scene)
- The Hunk (S1E4, The Hunk and the Dork scene)
- Man who doesn't want to fight (S1E5, Fight scene)
- S.W.A.T. team member (S1E5, S.W.A.T. S.W.A.T. song)
- Angry Contestant (S1E6, The Quiz show scene)
- Zachary Ruane as
- Man who just shit himself (S1E1, Man who just shit himself scene)
- Ben Smith and Danuary Smith (S1E1, Family Feud scene)
- New-Zealander South African Sam (S1E2, South African Sams scene)
- Blair Buoyant (S1E3, Blair Buoyant scene)
- French man from 1832 (S1E4, "Isn't it funny and relatable" song)
- Moogie Woogie (S1E4, Moogie Woogie Boogie song)
- The Dork (S1E4, The Hunk and the Dork scene)
- Cool Barber (S1E4, Barbershop scene)
- Man who doesn't want to fight (S1E5, Fight scene)
- S.W.A.T. team member (S1E5, S.W.A.T. S.W.A.T. song)
- Pausey Pete (S1E6, The quiz show scene)
- Lord Whoopee (S1E6, Etiquette lesson scene)
All three non-performing members of Aunty Donna also make screen appearances:
- Sam Lingham as
- cowboy (S1E1, Roommate search scene)
- Max Miller as
- Director (S1E5, Italian man scene)
- Tom Armstrong as
- Tom (S1E1, Family Feud scene)
Guests
- Randy Feltface as himself
- Kristen Schaal as the dishwasher (voice)
- Karan Soni as Jerry Seinfeld
- Ed Helms as himself / Egg Helms
- Kia Stevens as herself / Awesome Kong
- Ronny Chieng as Voice-Over
- Antony Starr as Stray Man
- Sarah Burns as Pirate
- Jack Quaid as Basketball Player
- "Weird Al" Yankovic as himself and Lindsay
- Scott Aukerman as Police Officer 1
- Mary Sohn as Police Officer 2
- Tawny Newsome as The Queen of England
- Paul F. Tompkins as Jukebox
- Ify Nwadiwe as Grenadier Guardsman
- Brendan Scannell as Grenadier Guardsman
- Alyssa Limperis as Poster Clerk
- Michelle Brasier as various including Sports Doctor and S.W.A.T.-S.W.A.T. member
- Ben Russell as various including Bar Inspector and Tommy Nipple Tassels
- Rekha Shankar as various, including woman at fight-scene
- Robert Pieton as Different Hat
- Jessica Knappett as Zach pretending to be an English Lady at the Bar
Episodes
Production
Aunty Donna's Big Ol' House of Fun, which is based on the acting of the members of Aunty Donna, a sketch comedy troupe, was announced in July 2020.[9]
Filming took place in the United States, as well as Melbourne, Australia.[10] In addition to Mark Samual Bonanno, Broden Kelly and Zachary Ruane starring in the series as caricatures as themselves, notable actors and comedians, including Ed Helms (who also serves as an executive producer), "Weird Al" Yankovic and Kia Stevens, appear in cameos. Tawny Newsome portrays the "Queen of England", and Kristen Schaal voices the troupe's dishwasher.[11]
Release and reception
The entirety of the first season, which consists of six episodes, was released on 11 November 2020, on Netflix.
The first season was critically acclaimed, receiving a rating of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes.[12] On Metacritic, it has a score of 85 out of 100, based on reviews from 4 critics, indicating "universal acclaim".[13] Junkee noted that "it seems the entire world has learned that the Aunty Donna boys are hilarious, a fact many Aussies have known for a long time after their new series dropped on Netflix last week." The media website also praised the many cameos made by Ed Helms, "Weird Al" Yankovic, and Randy Feltface.[14] The Guardian commented on how many of Aunty Donna's previous Australian YouTube and Reddit followers enjoyed the show,[1] and Decider said that the members of the comedy troupe were "the illegitimate grandchildren of Monty Python and sons of Tom Green."[15] TV Tonight gave the first season four out of five stars.[10]
References
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