This short-lived local magazine/lifestyle series from Australia’s Network Ten starred Melbourne radio DJ Greg Evans, former Skyways star Kerry Armstrong, Cop Shop/Bellbirdveteran Louise Philip and stunt expert Andrew Harris.
The series debuted on Monday 26 October 1981 at 7.00 pm and aired weeknights in Melbourne only (it was publicised as being “about Melbourne, its characters, its places and its charm”).
The lightweight format – featuring up to six taped segments a night, but with no studio-based material – was based on an American show called 2 On The Town which aired in the Los Angeles area.
The glossy but vacuous Together Tonight did not perform well against Sale of the Century and Willesee ’81 and was off the air within four months.
Evans returned to radio on 3MP in Victoria before returning to television in 1984 to host the dating show Perfect Matchfor Network Ten.
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Greg Evans
Kerry Armstrong
Andrew Harris
Louise Philip
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The series debuted on Monday 26 October 1981 at 7.00 pm and aired weeknights in Melbourne only (it was publicised as being “about Melbourne, its characters, its places and its charm”).
