Humphries contributed to BBC Television's "The Late Show" (1966–67), but Humphries found his true calling with his one-man satirical stage revues, in which he performed as Edna Everage and other character creations, including Les Patterson and Sandy Stone. "A Nice Night's Entertainment" (1962) was the first such revue. It and "Excuse I: Another Nice Night's Entertainment" (1965) were only performed in Australia. In 1968 Humphries returned to Australia to tour his one-man revue "Just a Show"; this production transferred to London's Fortune Theatre in 1969. Humphries gained considerable notoriety with "Just a Show". It polarised British critics but was successful enough to lead to a short-lived BBC television series, "The Barry Humphries Scandals", one of the precursors to the Monty Python series.