The Late Show(1992)

The Late Show is an Australian comedy series that aired on ABC for two seasons between July 1992 and October 1993. The sketch-driven program became a cultural touchstone of early 1990s Australian television, blending absurdist humour with sharp social commentary. Each episode featured a rotating cast of performers delivering rapid-fire sketches, parodies, and satirical segments that skewered contemporary politics, pop culture, and everyday life. Known for its irreverent tone and willingness to push boundaries, the show launched the careers of several Australian comedians and writers. Despite its brief run, The Late Show developed a devoted following and remains influential in Australian comedy history, celebrated for its innovative format and fearless approach to late-night entertainment.