The Mick Molloy Show

The Mick Molloy Show is an Australian variety series that aired on Nine Network for eight weeks in 1999. Hosted by acclaimed comedian Mick Molloy, the program ran approximately 1 hour 50 minutes and adopted a relaxed chat-show format centered around two couches, a coffee table, and a resident band. Each episode blended comedy sketches, movie reviews, sports segments, and live musical performances from acts rarely seen on commercial television, creating an urban warehouse atmosphere. Regular guests and local comedians rounded out the lineup. The show premiered after Hey Hey It's Saturday and The Pretender, establishing itself as a laid-back Saturday night gathering of mates. A notable recurring element was Mini-Mick, a comedic sidekick introduced in the debut episode—a vertically challenged parody of Molloy himself, played by Arthur Serevetas, who delivered vulgar one-liners throughout all eight episodes.