These guys are really pushing the boundries with this show.

Whether their testing out crazy commercials, taking the piss out of current affair shows, or following politician or celebrities you can't help but laugh at the antics of the Chaser Boys!

Chas has to be the most out there. He seems to be willing to push everything to the limit (and then go past it) Hes shown up everywhere at the logies and sold fake weapons at a Bulldogs game. (The supporters have a history of violence)

Most importantly none of these guys have that little voice inside their head trying to convince them not to do these sorts of things.

Thank God for that!

To be a good comedian you have to be abole to think fast, Thank God Your Here puts people in extrodinary situations where the comedian is supposed to act his or her way out of it.

Its like not matter how many obstacles come up during the scene they have to try and find a way to get past them.

What I really love about this show is that you find out which comedians are chumps and which are champs. There is no script so anything could happen.

Hard to have a favourite person on the show, usually the regulars make me laugh the most, like Angus Sampson, Josh Lawson and Frank Woodley.

Its great to see something fresh and original come out from Australia. We are used to terrible skit shows and boring predictable jokes.

Thank God Your Here is a pleasant change!

When a show has gone on as long as Scrubs has, a clip show isn't asuch a bad thing. I enjoyed looking back at all the different moments that the show has provided us over the years.

No one will ever rank this one among their favourite Scrubs episodes, but there were a lot of everyones favourite moments in it.

Some say a clip show is a sign of a show on the decline, but that is a totally separate issue. Scrubs episodes are as good as they have ever been.

I say this about the Simpsons and I'll say it about Scrubs. New Scrubs episodes are better than no Scrubs at all. When shows like this one finally go off the air, you'll realize just how good it was.

I have seen 8 episodes of Heroes and I have falled in love with it!

Never been a huge fan of super hero/comics - that sort of thing. But immediately I have become hooked with this show.

So many characters, so many complex storylines, (I find it hard to keep track of) yet it is simply compelling viewing.

Hard to pick a favourite character, if I had to it would be Peter Petrelli who it seems might have a bit of everyone elses super powers. But then again every time Hiro is on screen I can't stop smiling. His character is incredibly entertaining.

I used to really love Lost, but the problem I had with it was and the end of an episode I sit back and say to myself. "Hey nothing really happened" Now I just think "Screw Lost!, Heroes is the way to go". I feel that a certain amount of progress through the plots is made each and every episode.

At the end of the show I felt I have learnt something new and significant yet I am left wanting more and more.

Can't get enough of this show right now! Hope it carries on producing fantastic episodes!

For a show I had reasonable expectaations for I ended up badly disapponted. The are a lot of bad sketch shows out there, but The Wedge might take the cake as the worst.

Australia used to have some real top quality sketch shows int the 90's and while I am not a fan of Comedy Inc or Skithouse they look like comic genius compared to this.

Many of the characters are one joke wonders (They get really boring - really quickly) and even that joke is bad!

Some characters
- The Apologising Sports guy: Title says it all, there is only so far you can take that joke.
- Pokie women: Just plain annoying, their sound effects are not at all funny.
- The Farmer: All those "jokes" with flies surrounding him are tiresome!

How is it still on? Dunno guess their are loyal fans out there. Personally I can't think of a positive thing to say about the show. Hence the really low score!