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Adam Hills, one of Australia's favourite comedians and winner of Edinburgh's Best of the Fest award, is joined by two team captains, comedian and actor Alan Brough and radio breakfast announcer Myf Warhurst, as well as brave personalities who enjoy having long forgotten embarrassing stories laughed about on national television. Two teams go head to head as they sing, shout and delve deep into the recesses of their collective minds to help earn their team an extremely inglorious victory.
Season 1
41 Episodes
February 9, 2005
Season 2
42 Episodes
February 15, 2006
Season 3
42 Episodes
December 17, 2006
Season 4
43 Episodes
December 16, 2007
Season 5
43 Episodes
February 4, 2009
Season 6
42 Episodes
December 20, 2009
Season 7
29 Episodes
December 24, 2010
Season 8
26 Episodes
February 5, 2014
Season 9
10 Episodes
April 18, 2021
Season 10
10 Episodes
August 7, 2022
Season 11
14 Episodes
June 9, 2024
Season 12
14 Episodes
June 15, 2025
Season 13
12 Episodes
July 8, 2026
Grace Cummings and Michael Paynter sing about stuck toilets and butt-scooting dogs. Chloe Petts and Pete Helliar provide the laughs. A viola da gamba provides the tunes. And Missy Higgins closes the show.
Why does pop star Ruel always lie down? Why does Deborah Cheetham Fraillon perform in slippers? What does musical fruit really sound like? Olga Koch and Tom Ballard are on board to help answer.
Two brand new games - one tests your memory and the other tests your ability to discern country lyrics from Barnaby Joyce quotes. Guests are Buyi Zama, Amy Shark, Joel Creasey and Tyrone Pynor. Keli Holiday closes the show.
We look at Eurovision history. Australia has tonight's guest, Dami Im. Ireland has Dustin the Turkey. Plus Spacey Jane's Caleb Harper, comedians Nikki Britton and Andrew Maxwell. Julia Jacklin closes the show.
Discussing the importance of The Wiggles in Australian cinema are both kinds of guests, Country (Zoe Coombs Marr) and Western (Rhonda Burchmore, Zion Garcia, Brett Blake). Robert Forster performs one of Alan's favourites.
Guests include Kate Miller-Heidke and as a result of her long name, I can't fit much else like Noah Szto, Denise Scott or Toshi Maeda. Oops, now I will really run out of room. Also Bill Shorten turns up in a new game that ..
BARKAA, Chris Cheney, Nina Oyama and Hannah Gadsby dissect the music of Sydney, San Francisco, ukulele bands, Australian hip hop, and Grace Jones' ability to party. Miss Kaninna closes the show with a certified banger.
John Safran admits what he did in Kanye's house. Katie Noonan grunts like Keith Jarrett. Noah Hill reveals why Parcels put Chiko Rolls in a video. And Bec Charlwood admits her own wardrobe mistake. Plus WILSN closes the show.
Guests Watty Thompson, Felicity Ward, Tommy Little and Jaida Stephenson from Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers discuss what Ed Sheeran got up to in Japan and the fashion sense of Nicki Minaj. Regurgitator close the show.
An unfair battle between Sheridan Harbridge and Takashi Wakasugi. A face off between Jordan Barr and an elephant. We stop Lucas Harwood making three more King Gizzard albums just by being there. Big Noter rock the closer.
Casey Donovan, Jett Blyton, Geraldine Hickey and Colin Lane discuss the Thatcher effect, things that rhyme with Sydney, the difference between a crow and a raven. Zoe Coombs Marr cameos as a vampire and Ruby Fields closes.
You just can't get enough of this series. Conductor Nicholas Buc, singer Becca Hatch, presenter Kath Ebbs and comedian Frank Woodley name songs as played by Dave O'Neil's arhythmic heart. The Blitz Kids close.
