
Writer and musician, The Bedroom Philosopher has launched a new sketch show, 'Crazy Bastards' based on the Australian advertising industry, set in the 80s.
The three episode show was produced as part of ABC's Fresh Blood Initiative and is available on iview until August 14.
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Crazy
Bastards is a parody of Mad Men, set in a Sydney advertising agency in
the mid 80s. It tells the story of how some of Australia's most iconic
ad campaigns were devised, from 'Solo Man' to the 'AIDS Grim Reaper.' It
has all the style and sexiness of the popular television series with
none of the budget. The sketch stars Nigel Nailer

(Justin Heazlewood)
the mysterious head of creative at 'Nailer & Brown' agency. He is a
slick yet unhinged rogue, prone to elaborate 'role playing' and Vietnam
flashbacks. His partner is Percy Brown (David McLaughlin) a goofy kiwi
in double denim. He offers a cool-head to Nigel's wilder ideas. Suzie
(Sabrina D'Angelo) is their faithful and bombastic Chinese-Italian
assistant. Suzie is Nigel's muse, often providing the missing puzzle
piece, and enough politically-incorrect innuendo to poke a stick at.
Produced by Backseat Rebel (Nikos Andronicos & Tania Frampton)
Directed by Nikos Andronicos
Written by Justin Heazlewood
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