Probably Dane Simpson.
As we’ve discussed before, the producers often don’t know who will be average and who will be great when it involves improv. At least they give people a chance. If they’re really good, then they are invited back for more.
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Sammy J and or Shaun Micallef (i previously mentioned before) would be good for the next season .
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🎄Merry Christmas, everyone!
— Thank God You're Here (@TGYHOfficial) December 26, 2023
Your host, @celiapacquola 🤶🏼 is here with a little holiday treat for you! 🎄
For some reason, we're calling it CELIA'S XMAS CRACK-UPS, and it means you get to watch ALL 8 EPISODES of #TGYH Season 5 (2023) every weeknight from Boxing Day 'til Jan 4. pic.twitter.com/dQVwyvTDGW
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Filming for the new season should start pretty soon.
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New season starts Wednesday August 14.
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Thank God You’re Here Returns!
Premieres Wednesday, 14 August At 7:30pm On 10 And 10 Play.
Last year, some of the world’s funniest performers walked through the iconic Thank God You’re Here blue door. None of them knew what to expect, but all of them created comedy chaos that lives in our minds rent-free.
The best part is, we were only getting started.
In 2024, TV Week Logie Nominee Thank God You’re Here and its host Celia Pacquola are back for more with another, even longer, season of unscripted goodness. Want to peek behind the door and see what’s ahead?
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Hope they can break out and do less fake tv show based scenarios, they leaned way too hard on that last year
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Celia is special guest on Stellar magazine’s Something to Talk About podcast, talking about the upcoming new season of TGYH amongst other things.
I know he isn’t on TV lately (I think? ) but would love to see Shaun Micallef appear this season.
He’s back next month ! Has it really been 2 years ??
I loved his scenes on TGYH.
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He so effortlessly turned his scenes into utter mayhem, it was always fun to see the actors almost constantly on the verge of breaking. 
“I love what you’ve done with the place: had this wall removed and all these people put in!”
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10 should’ve done “after the Olympics” as a joke (and poke at Nine and previously Seven).
They did “before the tennis” for I’m A Celeb one year
They are doing after the Olympics for hunted so it would also be a poke at themselves
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Now an airdate has been announced, they’re using that and not after the Olympics anymore from what I’ve seen.
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Thank God You’re Here Invites Commuters To Peek Through The Blue Door.
Network 10 Launches Innovative Outdoor Campaign With JCDecaux And Wavemaker For New Season Of Thank God You’re Here.
Waiting for the bus has never been so entertaining! To celebrate the launch of Thank God You’re Here on Wednesday, 14 August, Network 10 has unveiled an exciting new outdoor marketing initiative in partnership with JCDecaux and Wavemaker.
Commuters in busy Bondi Junction will be entertained at a bus shelter transformed to capture attention, featuring an illuminated Network 10 logo, a captivating 3D build of the iconic Thank God You’re Here blue door, and a motion-sensor peephole that plays the show’s TV commercial. This fun and engaging experience is a fantastic way to connect with audiences and build excitement for the new season.
Andreana Walton, Head of Marketing - Broadcast & Digital, Paramount Australia, said: "We’re thrilled to present this unique Thank God You’re Here experience that stops people in their tracks, made possible by our partners, JCDecaux and Wavemaker, along with our talented marketing and design teams.
“This activation allows the public to share in the anticipation, curiosity, and excitement that our comedians experience when stepping through the iconic blue door. It’s a creative and engaging way to brighten commuters’ days while building excitement for one of TV’s biggest comedies. At Network 10, we believe in innovative marketing strategies that not only promote our shows but also create unforgettable moments for our viewers."
Lama Perin, Group Manager, Creative and Digital Solutions, JCDecaux, said, “We are delighted to collaborate with Network 10 and Wavemaker to bring this innovative and immersive experience to life. The 3D door build and motion-sensor peephole create a unique and engaging interaction for audiences. This activation not only highlights the iconic elements of the show, but also demonstrates the power of Out-Of-Home to captivate and entertain the public."
Aimee Cody, Marketplace Director, Wavemaker, said: “At Wavemaker, we’re always looking for fresh and creative ways to showcase the great Paramount content across 10 and 10 Play. Working closely with 10, we created an unmissable spectacle that brings the magic of Thank God You’re Here to life, inviting passersby to delve into a realm where comedy meets clever advertising. A special thanks to JCDecaux and their expertise to help make our concept a reality.”
The bespoke Thank God You’re Here bus shelter takeover will be on display at Bondi Junction until August 25.
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What a Glor(yhole)ious Promo
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Although Thank God You’re Here co-creator Tom Gleisner says, “We are so excited with the performers who have agreed to be part of this year’s show. We have some people from the very earliest series returning after a decade as well as those who made their first appearance just last year. And, of course, plenty of first-timers are ready to step through our door.”
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Aaron, Guy and Virginia is a must!
Stand outs from last year. No brainer!
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I thought Aaron was the weakest out of all of the newcomers, his responses to the script were extremely short, mostly bland one-liners.
His “potato gem” line was hilarious, but that was the only one.
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Agree I wasn’t a big fan. He works in other formats really well but Thank God You’re Here doesn’t fit his style. In an opposite way I’m not a huge fan of Emma Holland on HYBPA but I thought she was great on TGYH.
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Thank God, There’s Only One Week To Go!
Thank God You’re Here Premieres Wednesday, 14 August At 7:30pm On 10 And 10 Play.
Thankfully, the riotous return of Thank God You’re Here is only one week away.
While Thank God You’re Here is all about the magic of the unknown, today we’re breaking the rules and dishing on a big secret: our episode one performers.
On Wednesday 14 August, show host Celia Pacquola will be joined by the fiercely funny Hamish Blake, Anne Edmonds, Frankie McNair and Sam Pang.
Hamish is the veteran of the group, having been through the door 11 times. Frankie scooped up the Bachelor of Bulls##t in her debut last year, while Anne Edmonds and Sam Pang are formidable first-timers.
Will the veterans have the upper hand when it comes to ad-libbing, or will our fresh faces be better at fast fibbing? There’s only one way to find out.
Thank God You’re Here is back 7.30pm Wednesday 14 August.
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