Bridie Connell

Urzila is gleefully outrageous, capturing Carlson’s fearless, no-filter approach to comedy in full flight. Each episode mashes up razor‑sharp stand-up with cheeky, fast‑firing sketches, many of them plucked straight from the wildly funny stories she riffs on during her live shows. The whole thing crackles with mischief. It’s a TV series powered by two decades of stand-up comedy chaos: bold, boisterous, and unmistakably Urzila.

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A showcase of Australia’s most seasoned live performers and versatile comedy talent with celebrated screen actors and established comedy performers supporting the ensemble cast throughout the series.

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A satirical six-part sketch comedy.

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Best friends Ben and Jen are plunged into infamy after their ill-conceived stunt to win back Ben's ex backfires. However, the scandal gains them the attention of a radical futurist who tries to recruit the pair for his cyber revolution.

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School captain Ellie is seriously crushing on her rebellious classmate Abbie. Determined to ask her first love to the year 12 formal, Ellie devises a plan to go public with the invitation but before she can go through with it, her dead aunt Tara reappears from beyond the grave. Believing she's been brought back from the dead to be Ellie's fairy godmother, Tara dishes out unwanted dating advice based on her life as an out lesbian in the '80s.

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Australian version of the US version of the UK improvisation show Whose Line Is It Anyway. Hosted by Tommy Little.

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Hosted by Hamish Macdonald, Q&A puts punters, pollies and pundits together in the studio to thrash out the hot issues of the week. It's about democracy in action - the audience gets to ask the questions.

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Unable to move, the whale is subjected to often pointless but always comical conversations with a host of passing characters.

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