Season 5
Episodes
1. Luke McGregor, Becky Lucas, Wil Anderson
The host of "Luke Warm Sex" and writer/star of "Rosehaven" Luke McGregor. One of Australia's fastest rising comedians Becky Lucas. The host of ABC's "Gruen" Wil Anderson.
2. Andy Saunders, Hannah Gadsby, Greg Burns
Australia's deadliest comic, Andy Saunders. Winner of Best Comedy Show 2017 at the Melbourne & Edinburgh Comedy Festivals, Hannah Gadsby. Host on NOVA radio, Greg Burns.
3. Neel Kolhatkar, Alice Fraser, Dave Hughes
He's had 10's of millions of Youtube views, Neel Kolhatkar. Ex-corporate lawyer, now writer & comedian Alice Fraser. One of Australia's favourite stand-ups, Dave Hughes.
4. Merrick Watts, Mark Nelson, Anne Edmonds
Radio host & stand-up comedian Merrick Watt. Scottish Comedian of the Year award winner 2006 Mark Nelson. Star of ABC's "Edge of the Bush" Anne Edmonds.
5. Harley Breen, Claire Hooper, Gad Elmaleh
Co-Host of 2Day FM's Breakfast show, Harley Breen, co-Host of The Great Australian Bake Off, Claire Hooper. The biggest & most loved comedian from France, Gad Elmaleh.
6. James Smith, Bert Kriescher
He's toured with Chris Rock and appeared on Conan, New York's favourite Australian, James Smith. One of the best story tellers of his generation, the USA's Bert Kriescher.
7. Mel Buttle, Amos Gill, Ivan Aristeguieta
Writer, comedian and co-Host of The Great Australian Bake Off, Mel Buttle. HIT Radio host Amos Gill. 2016 Sydney Comedy Festival Best Newcomer Award winner, Ivan Aristeguieta.
8. David Quirk, Cal Wilson, Heath Franklin As Chopper
Actor and stand-up, David Quirk. Originally from NZ, one of Australia's favourite comedy adoptions, Cal Wilson. Heath Franklin's comedy creation - Chopper.
9. Danielle Walker, Karl Chandler, Sam Simmons
Raw Comedy National Champion 2016, Danielle Walker. Co-host of The Little Dum Dum Club podcast, Karl Chandler. Barry Award winner (MICF), Sam Simmons.
10. Rose Matafeo, Khaled Khalafalla, Randy
The 2017 NZ Comedy festival Best Show Award winner, Rose Matafeo. Dubbed the next huge mainstream star by The Age, Khaled Khalafalla.
11. Tommy Dassalo, Nick Rado, Fiona O'Loughlin
Co-host of "The Little Dum Dum Club" and "Filthy Casuals" Tommy Dassalo. Multi-award winning writer, Nick Rado. A veteran of the Australian Entertainment Industry, Fiona O'Loughlin.
12. Nikki Britton, Al Del Bene, Aunty Donna
Comedian, actor and playwright, Nikki Britton. LA Comedian of the Year who now calls Australia home, Al Del Bene. Australian sketch juggernauts, Aunty Donna.