The hour is full of skits and moments that inspire both raucous laughter and nervous twitters. This is the brilliance of the Lords; their commitment to character and scene are utterly endearing. Jen Perry reviews.

Not for the faint of heart, this joyfully depraved pair pushes the limits to expose the absurdity of so-called norms with nudity, Emu Export and prosthetic limbs.

Peter Combe gets both chubby bubs and nostalgic grown-ups embracing all that is silly, Kate Prendergast writes.

The Jollyboat brothers get the crowd shaking their (pirate) booty, Kate Prendergast writes.

Kate Prendergast discovers that Dr Professor Neal Portenza's interactive comedy show is crude, transgressive, obscene and really quite entertaining in a titillatingly traumatic kind of way.