TV Series2013 · ABC TV · Ended · 31 min
Julia Zemiro takes some of our favourite people down memory lane, back to their old stomping ground. Each step uncovers the people, places and events that shaped them into the person we know today.
Who is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.
Julia Zemiro
Self - Presenter
77 episodes
Rebecca Gibney
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Maggie Beer
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Brian Cox
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Louis Theroux
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Barrie Cassidy
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Germaine Greer
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Sam Neill
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Annabel Crabb
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Ronny Chieng
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Carl Barron
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Shane Jacobson
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1 episode
Noeline Brown
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1 episode
John Safran
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Ian Thorpe
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1 episode
Matt Lucas
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1 episode
Leigh Sales
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1 episode
Alan Davies
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1 episode
Costa Georgiadis
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Magda Szubanski
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Nakkiah Lui
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Craig Reucassel
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Celeste Barber
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Yael Stone
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Gillian Armstrong
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Bill Bailey
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1 episode
Sam Simmons
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1 episode
Ruth Jones
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Nazeem Hussain
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Mandy McElhinney
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