Loving the Margaret Pomeranz reviews every week. This week she nailed it with I’m A Celebrity. “Suspected war criminal Kerri-Anne Kennerley”. 
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Why
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The Yearly With Charlie Pickering
Wednesday 20 December 8.30pm
Charlie wraps up 2023 with Margaret Pomeranz, Roy&HG, Rhys Nicholson, referendums & mushroom deaths. Can’t recall what happened this year? Don’t worry. The Yearly remembers all the news so that you don’t have to.
Charlie’s back to wrap up 2023 in style with the best team in nonsense. Margaret Pomeranz shreds the year in TV, Roy & HG celebrate the festival of the Matilda and Rhys Nicholson takes out the trash.
Plus all the wars, referendums and mushroom deaths that made 2023 so memorable.
And if you can’t even recall what happened this year, don’t worry - The Yearly remembers all the news so that you don’t have to.
Production credit: A Thinkative Television production in association with ABC TV. Co-Executive Producer: Julia Holmes. Executive Producers: Chris Walker, Kevin Whyte and Charlie Pickering. ABC Executive Producer: Mark Sutton.
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A dedication to Cal Wilson at the end of The Yearly tonight.
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Season 10
From Wednesday 7 February 8.30pm
Returning in 2024 for its 10th Season, The Weekly is the one show on TV that knows the world is far too serious to be taken too seriously.
Charlie Pickering and his team of Australia’s best comedians watch all the news so that you don’t have to, taking the week apart, throwing away the boring bits, and putting it back together in a half-hour of hilarity that makes sense of the nonsense.
The Weekly with Charlie Pickering. You give us thirty minutes - We’ll give you the week.
Production credit: A Thinkative Television production in association with ABC TV. Co-Executive Producer: Frank Bruzzese. Executive Producers: Chris Walker, Kevin Whyte and Charlie Pickering.
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The Yearly with Charlie Pickering
Wednesday 18 December 8.30pm
Charlie’s back to wrap up the year with the only news team that didn’t lose credibility in 2024…because they didn’t have any to begin with.
Margaret Pomeranz presents the Gold Margie for the best worst show on TV, Roy & HG pan for Olympic gold in the waste-filled rivers of Paris, Concetta Caristo honours Taylor Swift’s contribution to herself and Rhys Nicholson hangs the mistletoe - Yule be sorry if you miss it.
And if you can’t even recall what happened this year, don’t worry - The Yearly remembers all the news so that you don’t have to.
Production credit: A Thinkative Television production in association with ABC TV. Co-Executive Producer: Frank Bruzzese. Executive Producers: Chris Walker, Kevin Whyte and Charlie Pickering. ABC Executive Producer: Mark Sutton.
Same old shit. This show really needs to be retired.
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The Weekly will be back in 2025
The Yearly with Charlie Pickering
Wednesday 18 December 8.30pm
Charlie’s back to wrap up the year with the only news team that didn’t lose credibility in 2024…because they didn’t have any to begin with.
Margaret Pomeranz presents the Gold Margie for the best worst show on TV, Roy & HG pan for Olympic gold in the waste-filled rivers of Paris, Concetta Caristo honours Taylor Swift’s contribution to herself and Rhys Nicholson hangs the mistletoe - Yule be sorry if you miss it.
And if you can’t even recall what happened this year, don’t worry - The Yearly remembers all the news so that you don’t have to.
Production credit: A Thinkative Television production in association with ABC TV. Co-Executive Producer: Frank Bruzzese. Executive Producers: Chris Walker, Kevin Whyte and Charlie Pickering. ABC Executive Producer: Mark Sutton.
The Yearly 2024 will be filmed at ABC Southbank Studios on Wednesday, 11 December from 6pm to 8pm, according to Eventbrite website. Audience tickets have all been sold.
The Yearly with Charlie Pickering segment on Kyle and Jackie O was a crack up. They need to put that on YouTube.
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Saw the repeat over dinner tonight. Brilliant episode.
At the end of The Yearly, Charlie confirmed that The Weekly would return in March.
Also at the end of The Yearly, there was a short tribute slide to George Negus.
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Series 11
Wednesday 12 March 8.30pm
Returning in 2025 for its 11th season, The Weekly is the one show that knows the world is far too serious to be taken too seriously. Charlie Pickering and his team of Australia’s best comedians watch all the news so that you don’t have to, taking the week apart, throwing away the boring bits, and putting it back together in a half-hour of hilarity that makes sense of the nonsense.
The Weekly - You give us thirty minutes - we’ll give you the week.
Production credit: Commissioned by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. A Thinkative Television production. Co-Executive Producer: Frank Bruzzese. Executive Producers: Chris Walker, Kevin Whyte and Charlie Pickering. ABC Executive Producer: Michiko Smith.