Former BTV6 presenter Frederick Fargher told the Victorian County Court in Ballarat that Mr Disney asked him to join him in a Ballarat TV station dressing room for drinks and that he wanted to get into a junior co-worker`s "pants``.
Mr Fargher told the jury that Mr Disney told him: "I`m going to get into (his) pants tonight and I want you to be there so it`ll look less suspicious``.
Mr Disney, the co-creator of the Nine Network`s long-running program Hey Hey It`s Saturday, is accused of assaulting a teenager he worked with while employed at a Ballarat television station almost 30 years ago.
The 60-year-old has pleaded not guilty to 13 counts of indecent assault and two of rape over alleged incidents relating to one victim between 1980 and 1983.
Mr Fargher said that in the dressing room, Mr Disney "mildly encouraged`` the alleged victim to keep drinking alcohol and repeatedly asked him to take off his pants.
He said the boy removed his clothes and Mr Disney fondled his genitals with shaving cream, before the teenager vomited onto the carpet.
Mr Fargher was questioned in 2004 and also charged with sexual offences over the abuse but the charges were later withdrawn.
Under cross examination, he denied making up lies to avoid the charges.
"As God is my witness, I am not,`` he said.
Mr Fargher said Mr Disney had commented on how attractive the alleged victim was and how he fancied him and "would like to get into his pants``.
The jury has heard the abuse began soon after the alleged victim joined the television station in 1980 aged 17.
