TV Series2006 · Network 10 · Ended · 30 min
Journalist Jennifer Adams presents a new comedic show poking fun at Australian current affairs programs. Created by comedians Hamish Blake, Andy Lee, Ryan Shelton and Tim Bartley, Real Stories is, as its creators call it, the fifth best current affairs show on television. The show is an insight into the lives of ordinary Australian people, and sometimes those that are extraordinary.
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Jennifer Adams
8 episodes
Andy Lee
8 episodes
Rove McManus
1 episode
Tony Martin
1 episode
Alan Brough
1 episode
Blair McDonough
1 episode
Esme Melville
1 episode
Stephen Curry
1 episode
Catherine McClements
1 episode
Samantha Tolj
1 episode
Derryn Hinch
1 episode
Alison Whyte
1 episode
Julie Forsyth
1 episode
Jeremy Kewley
1 episode
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