The good people of Reach Out are sending out the word to remind all you students about to bunker down for exams that maybe (just maybe) they’re not the most super-est important thing in the world (perhaps).
You can watch a bunch of others from the likes of Fitzy and Malcolm Turnbull and Penny Wong and Rove on the #thereslifeafter site.
I reviewed Chinese bakery Breadtop for the Two Thousands.
I wasn’t impressed. You can read my thoughts here.
That’s it for season 1 of the show! Watch Marion Farrelly, Julian Cress and Dicko discuss casting celebrities, the awesome Gogglebox and how to handle a scandal on iView here.
Featuring a special cameo from Brynne Edelsten!
Cheers so much for watching the show y’all, it’s been a blast, we hope to be back next year.
They don’t come much funnier or more gutsy than Ms. Fiona. She’s always been someone to look up to for me and hundreds of other young Australian comics and it was so great to see her inspiring (and at times heartbreaking) story told in full here.
Had a chat to pedestrian.tv about radio and TV and h8ers and John Howard fucking. You can check it out here.
The funny and handsome Dave Thornton will be MCing this series of shows at the Opera House for the 2014 Just For Laughs Festival and I’m on the bill!
You can see me, Neel Kolhatkar, Tommy Dean, Rebecca De Unamuno and Damien Power on Thursday 16th at 7:15pm.
Tickets available here.
Here I am doing it last year:
Powerful stuff. Watch the full episode here featuring Marion Farrelly, Rob “Millsy” Mills and Andrew Shaw discussing romance and product placement in The Bachelor and the ethics of mixing reality TV and kids.
