Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Man O Man (Australian game show)" in English language version.
The infamous 2005 storyline ended with a plane submerged in Bass Strait. In reality, the actors were splashing around in the pool from the set of 1990s game show Man O Man.
Actor and singer Rob Guest was the host of this nasty little bit of reverse sexism on Seven.
10m x 4m in-ground pool located in the studio
To this day we can't be entirely sure what was going on during Man O Man, hosted by the late Rob Guest.
"The pool still exists under the floor of what is now called Studio A," said Greene. "I have been the executive producer of Dancing With the Stars for the last six years and it's nice to know that under our dance floor the Man O Man pool still remains."
A big success of the week was the new Seven entrant, Man O Man - the sixth most watched show with 471,500 Saturday night viewers.
Seven also had cause for rejoicing with its new game show Man O Man (20), which dominated its commercial opposition. However, on Channel 2, the first episode of Keeping Up Appearances (20) matched it...
...Seven's new fun-and-games entry, Man O Man, had an interesting win over veteran ratings pirate Hey Hey It's Saturday. Man O Man finished 13th with 461,700 Sydney viewers, two spots ahead of Hey, Hey
Hey! Hey! (20) accounted for Man O Man (17) quite comfortably, and showed remarkable consistency over its full two hours. But the margin in the final minutes was only three points. It should be an interesting tussle. On Two, Keeping Up Appearances (18) beat Man O Man (14) and was only just behind Hey! Hey! (20).
...he says in the studio at Seven in South Melbourne where Full Frontal, Jimeoin and Man O Man are taped. The swimming pool is covered, which is unfortunate because...
For television, Guest hosted Man O Man, in which he poured champagne for bikini-clad young women who rejected approaches from various men who were then thrown into a swimming pool. The last man standing got to kiss the girl and win an overseas trip. It may have been the most puerile TV program before Big Brother, but Guest considered it fun.
