Free audience tickets to the taping of season 9 are available now on Eventbrite website, and are going fast.
The show will be filmed at NEP Studios in South Melbourne on June 24, July 4, 15, 25 and August 7. There will be two sessions each day.
I wonder when this is coming back. Is usually back by now.
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probably when Sophie Monk is available
Andy Lee is working on other projects.
his pub?
2026
The Hundred with Andy Lee is back, bigger and better than ever, returning to the 9Network for its 9th season in 2026.
The show that uncovers what Australians are really thinking sees 100 everyday Aussies zooming into the studio, each carefully selected to represent a cross section of our vast country.
This season comedian Mike Goldstein and media sensation Sophie Monk continue as regular panellists and will be joined by the cream of Aussie comedy; Joel Creasey, Kate Langbroek, Pete Helliar, Denise Scott, Hamish Blake, Glenn Robbins and Dave Hughes to name just a few, battling it out to prove who knows Australia best.
Leading the charge of famous guests to Face The Hundred, the Prime Minister of Australia Anthony Albanese steps into the hot seat, paving the way for others including Cody Simpson, Janine Allis, Max Gawn and Samuel Johnson to see just how many people can put a name to their faces.
Popular segments Trial By A Hundred, This or That, Match ‘Em and Is That Legal make their anticipated returns along with a number of themed episodes.
The Hundred with Andy Lee is an original concept by Screentime Australia and Andy Lee, produced by Endemol Shine Australia (a Banijay Entertainment company) in association with Channel 9.
Season 9
Tuesday 28 April 07:30 PM
The Hundred with Andy Lee is back, bigger and better than ever, returning to the Nine Network for its stellar 9th season in 2026.
The show that uncovers what Australians are really thinking sees 100 everyday Aussies zooming into the studio, each carefully selected to represent the makeup of our vast country. Tackling contemporary topics in a fun and lighthearted way, each episode remains relevant, fresh and fun for audiences.
This season comedian Mike Goldstein and media sensation Sophie Monk continue as regular panellists, and will be joined by the crème de la crème of Aussie comedy with Joel Creasey, Kate Langbroek, Pete Helliar, Denise Scott, Hamish Blake, Glenn Robbins and Dave Hughes to name just a few, battling it out to prove who knows Australia best.
Leading the charge of famous guests to Face The Hundred, the Prime Minister of Australia Anthony Albanese steps into the hot seat, paving the way for others including Cody Simpson, Janine Allis, Max Gawn and Samuel Johnson to see just how many people can put a name to their faces.
Popular segments Trial By A Hundred, This or That, Match ‘Em and Is That Legal make their anticipated returns.
Special episodes celebrating all things business, crime and holidays will hit screens in 2026, along with a special fright night episode.
The Hundred with Andy Lee is an original concept by Screentime Australia and Andy Lee, produced by Endemol Shine Australia (a Banijay Entertainment company) in association with Channel 9.
Episode 1
THE HUNDRED WITH ANDY LEE RETURNS TO UNCOVER AUSTRALIA’S SHOCKING TRUTHS
STARTING WITH THE PRIME MINISTER FACING THE NATION
TUESDAY, APRIL 28, AT 7.30PM ON CHANNEL 9 AND 9NOW
Brace yourself for a fresh wave of hilarity and eye-opening data as The Hundred with Andy Lee returns for its ninth season on Tuesday, April 28, at 7.30pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
Each week host Andy Lee is joined by 100 everyday Aussies zooming into the studio from across the country. Carefully selected to represent the makeup of our vast nation, The Hundred continue to reveal hilarious and sometimes shocking truths about what Aussie’s really think.
Regular panellists Mike Goldstein and Sophie Monk return, joined this season by the crème de la crème of Aussie comedy. The stellar lineup includes Joel Creasey, Kate Langbroek, Pete Helliar, Denise Scott, Hamish Blake, Glenn Robbins and Dave Hughes, all in a battle to prove who knows Australia best.
In the premiere episode, on Face The Hundred, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese enters the hot seat to test if the nation can actually recognise their leader. His appearance sets the stage for a parade of high-profilers throughout the season, including Cody Simpson, Janine Allis, Max Gawn and Samuel Johnson.
Also in this episode, Sophie Monk and Mike Goldstein are joined by everyone’s favourite Welsh funny man, Lloyd Langford. Together with the Prime Minister, the panel determine just how political we really are, while tackling the ethics of open-mouth chewers, big-date spenders, and whether it’s acceptable to break up with someone just before Christmas.
Fans can look forward to the return of other popular segments including Trial By A Hundred, This or That, Match ’Em, and Is That Legal? This season will also feature themed episodes celebrating all things business, crime and holidays, along with a special “fright night” edition.
No matter the topic, The Hundred with Andy Lee is ready to uncover the unfiltered truth of the Australian psyche, every Tuesday at 7.30pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
The Hundred with Andy Lee is an original concept by Screentime Australia and Andy Lee, produced by Endemol Shine Australia (a Banijay Entertainment company) in association with Channel 9.
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Episode 2
Tuesday May 5 at 7.30pm
It’s time to tickle your funny bones and sink your teeth into your neighbour as we celebrate Fright Night in a special episode of The Hundred with Andy Lee. With 100 petrified Aussies on standby to answer the nation’s scariest questions, we’re joined by the devilish Mike Goldstein, the ghoulish Kate Langbroek and the monstrous Joel Creasey. Exploring who’s frozen during a crisis and how many of us afraid of dying, the Hundred discover who’s afraid of clowns and who’s had a life-or-death experience?
In Antiques Homeshow we reveal which Zoomer owns a valuable spooky item, and in This Or That we determine whether taxidermy is a loving tribute, or just creepy? We reveal how many of us have visited a psychic, and hold our breath passing a cemetery, and in Match Em, we’ll determine which phobia belongs to which Zoomer.
Episode 3
Tuesday May 12 at 7.30pm
Tonight 100 Australians from all walks of life are standing by to face the nation’s biggest and smallest questions, with regular panellist Sophie Monk alongside everyone’s favourite best mate Hamish Blake, and Aussie icon Glenn Robbins. With host Andy Lee querying who’s covered for someone having an affair, we reveal who’s also guilty of eating food past its used by date.
In Trial By A Hundred our panel settle the debates of warring couples, and in This or That we tackle the big issues like what’s tastier - a soft shell or hard-shell taco? Who’s squeezing toothpaste from the top of the tube as opposed to the bottom, and is going to outer space cool or obnoxious? Antiques Roadshow returns and sees our panel put a price on priceless possessions, and we find out what one of our Hundred is hiding in his kitchen cupboard.
Interesting move having Glenn Robbins on the show.
Especially as he’s on Seven at the moment and I can’t see Nine giving a free kick to Seven
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He’s also on The Cheap Seats this week on 10.
The Hundred and Celebrity Intervention wre filmed weeks in advance. The programs don’t know where the networks will schedule them.
Comedians are being employed actoss various shows across various networks. They’re not tied to one network. So this is bound to happen. The networks would rather have the comedians be a part of their show than worry about their appearance boosting another show on another network.
Episode 4
Tuesday May 19 at 7.30pm
Tonight 100 Australians from all walks of life are standing by to face the nation’s biggest and smallest questions, with regular panellist Mike Goldstein alongside funny mates Pete Helliar and Bron Lewis on The Hundred with Andy Lee. Tackling fake IDs and hidden spare keys, we reveal who’s breaking in their own home, and what percentage of The Hundred have had a drink with a celebrity? In Pick The Percent our panel uncover what percentage of Zoomers have been electrocuted, and who’ll admit to getting stuck overnight somewhere they never planned to be? Also tonight, in a new segment called Headline Heroes we meet members of our Hundred who have made front page news.
Episode 5
Tuesday May 26 at 7.30pm
It’s time to snap the briefcase and close the deal because The Hundred with Andy Lee is all about Business this week. With 100 Aussies ready to face the nation’s toughest questions, we’re joined by regular panellist Sophie Monk alongside comedian Nick Cody and the very funny Nina Oyama to ask who’s napped in the workplace, and reveal who’s our most annoying Zoomer to work with? We discover who’s guilty of doing a job interview on their lunch break, and who’s sneaking a pet into the office? In This or That we determine who wants to WFH or head into the office, and who’ll admit to a messy email inbox? We ask what percentage of Aussies have lost a crypto password, and how many of us admit to haggling when buying an expensive item? Also tonight, Business mogul and TV personality Janine Allis faces The Hundred, as we find out just how recognisable she is.
Episode 6
Episode 7
Tuesday, June 16 at 7.30pm
Tonight on The Hundred with Andy Lee , regular guest panellists Sophie Monk and Mike Goldstein join comedian Tom Cashman as we explore who’s faked an injury to get out of work, and who’s had sex on a rooftop? In This Or That we ask whether Aussies prefer a dinner party or costume party, and who’s opting for an open casket or a closed casket? In Match Em we pair up the Zoomer to awards they’ve received, and we find out who’s guilty of flirting to get out of a speeding fine. Also tonight, legendary Aussie and co-founder of charity Love Your Sister, Samuel Johnson faces The Hundred to find out just how recognisable he is.
Episode 8
Tuesday, June 23 at 7.30pm
It’s time to stick to your guns and waive your right to remain silent as we host a Crime special of The Hundred with Andy Lee. With 100 Aussie would-be crooks on standby to answer the nation’s most illegal questions, we’re joined by jailbirds Sophie Monk, Kate Langbroek and Dave Hughes as we ask, has anyone been pulled over for driving too slow? We discover which state has the highest number of car thefts, and who can admit to getting away with a crime? Our panel discover who’s helped solve a crime, and how many Aussies have hired a private investigator. And in Is That Legal comedy legend Tony Martin helps us discover if it’s legal to take your neighbour’s fruit, and can you park across your own driveway? This or That also returns where we ask the big questions like, is a cop uniform hot or not? All that plus the reveal of our most law-abiding member of The Hundred tonight on The Hundred with Andy Lee.