Episode 8

Season 2Episode 830 minApr 5, 2006
Episode 8
The girl who is still talking, the very talented Kate Ceberano, Comedian and closet Kate Ceberano fan, Michael Chamberlain The reddest of all Wiggles, Murray Cook And former monobrow-sporting US comedian Arj Barker You'll find out Whitney Houston and Elton John's nicknames, Kate Ceberano will show us why you can't do Lulu in half-measures and we close with an hilarious piece of Australian television history. Not to give anything away but it involves a drum solo by one of this countries greatest stars.
Episode 8 has aired on Apr 5, 2006 at 8:30 PM
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