We Can Be Heroes: Finding The Australian Of The Year
2005 · ABC1 · Ended · 30 min
We Can Be Heroes is a mockumentary TV series created and performed by comedian Chris Lilley. It follows the story of five unique Australians, who have each made a large achievement and been nominated by friends and family for the Australian of the Year award.
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