Question Everything - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Episode 1
From clickbait fit for the King to the king of all Chess Scandals, Question Everything reveals the media tricks used to get your clicks. Joining Wil Anderson and Jan Fran are Matt Parkinson, Kirsty Webeck and Tom Ballard.
Episode 2
The news is obsessing over asteroids again, and who's declaring the pandemic over? It's a who's who but it's not the WHO. Wil Anderson and Jan Fran are joined by James O'Loghlin, Claire Hooper and Alexei Toliopoulos.
Episode 3
The beginning of a nanny state and the Aussie speech that could end it all, Question Everything is back to sort fact from fiction. Wil Anderson and Jan Fran join comedians Dave O'Neil, Jordan Raskopoulos and Frankie McNair.
Episode 4
There are looters on the street, threats in the sky, and passive-aggressive emojis on your phone. We'll get to the bottom of them all. Joining Wil Anderson and Jan Fran are Mark Humphries, Geraldine Hickey and Cameron James.
Episode 5
The news' bizarre budget bonanza beggars belief. Plus the sports sponsor saga takes centre court and our panel is ready to test the boundaries. Joining Wil Anderson and Jan Fran are Matt Parkinson, Alex Lee and Nath Valvo.
Episode 6
How journalism died, was resurrected and died again two days later. Plus it's Halloween and we dig up the tricks and treats of the trade. Wil Anderson and Jan Fran are joined by Mark Humphries, Kirsty Webeck and Luke Heggie.
Episode 7
The home raid that gave the news a real buzz. Plus our panel goes on a news safari to spot morning show anchors on the loose. Joining Wil Anderson and Jan Fran are Tom Gleeson, Mel Buttle and Blake Freeman.
Episode 8
Public art is under attack. Plus a plucky protestor serves Charles eggs royale and our panel is ready to crack the case. Joining Wil Anderson and Jan Fran are Paul McDermott, Charlie Pickering and Alex Lee.
Episode 9
School's out for summer. The Gold Coast braces for the return of Schoolies Week. Plus the FIFA World Cup begins and our panel is kicking off. Joining Wil Anderson and Jan Fran are Wendy Harmer, Dan Ilic and Bec Melrose.
Episode 10
Dan Andrews is back and the Prosecco has gone flat. Our panel proposes new names for true blue bubbles. Joining Wil Anderson and Jan Fran are Carl Barron, Mel Buttle and Blake Freeman.
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