Ross Stevenson Ross Stevenson i(A20134 works by)
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2 3 form y separately published work icon The Games : Series II John Clarke , Ross Stevenson , ( dir. Bruce Permezel ) Australia : Beyond Productions ABC Television , 2000 Z793599 2000 series - publisher film/TV humour satire

A irreverent comedy drama series that takes the form of a pseudo-documentary series, The Games sees a film crew given carte blanche access to the fictional managing body of the Sydney Organising Committee of the Olympic Games (SOCOG). The cameras are therefore present at meetings, briefings, site inspections, and press conferences.

Season One is set early on in the lead up to the Sydney Olympics. The ABC then scheduled Season Two so that the thirteen episodes ran until the week before the opening of the Olympics on 15 September 2000. As outrageous as many of the storylines were, they were allegedly nothing compared to the real-life SOCOG.

1 form y separately published work icon Solar Ross Stevenson , John Clarke , ( dir. Bruce Permezel ) Australia : Beyond Productions ABC Television , 2000 6036827 2000 single work film/TV

'Head of Administration and Logistics, John Clarke, and his colleagues, Bryan Dawe, Head of Accounts, Budgeting and Finance, and Gina Riley, Marketing and Liaison Manager, are sizzling in the heat of the final countdown to the Opening Ceremony. As the Games draw closer, the Games team try to devise ways of supplementing their dwindling revenue.'

Source: Australian Television Information Archive. (Sighted: 11/6/2013)

1 A Royal Commission into the Australian Economy (from A Royal Commission into the Australian Economy) John Clarke , Ross Stevenson , 1998 extract satire humour (A Royal Commission into the Australian Economy)
— Appears in: A Dagg at My Table : Selected Writings 1998; (p. 127-136)
2 5 form y separately published work icon The Games : Series 1 John Clarke , Ross Stevenson , ( dir. Bruce Permezel ) Australia : Beyond Productions Australian Broadcasting Corporation , 1998 Z346134 1998 series - publisher film/TV satire humour

A irreverent comedy drama series that takes the form of a pseudo-documentary series, The Games sees a film crew given carte blanche access to the fictional managing body of the Sydney Organising Committee of the Olympic Games (SOCOG). The cameras are therefore present at meetings, briefings, site inspections, and press conferences.

Season One is set early on in the lead up to the Sydney Olympics. The ABC then scheduled Season Two so that the thirteen episodes ran until the week before the opening of the Olympics on 15 September. As outrageous as many of the storylines were, they were allegedly nothing compared to the real-life SOCOG.

1 5 y separately published work icon A Royal Commission into the Australian Economy John Clarke , Ross Stevenson , North Sydney : Allen and Unwin/Haynes , 1991 Z285953 1991 single work drama satire humour
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