Graham Cyril Kennedy (1934-2005) was an Australian television host, comedian, and actor, regarded as a pioneering figure and one of the greatest icons of the small screen in his country. Nicknamed "The King of Television," his career took off in the 1950s. He achieved enormous popularity as the host of the variety show *In Melbourne Tonight* (IMT), where his irreverent style, based on improvisation and bold humour, became his trademark. Subsequently, he hosted other successful programs, including *The Graham Kennedy Show* and the game show *Blankety Blanks*, consolidating his status as a national celebrity. In addition to television, he also had a notable film career, demonstrating versatility in dramatic roles in films such as *Don's Party* (1976). Throughout his career, he received numerous accolades, including several Gold Logie Awards, Australia's most prestigious television award, which certified his immense popularity and cultural impact.