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Balls of Steel Australia

Comedians perform stunts and hidden-camera pranks on the public.

Balls of Steel Australia is an Australian reality sketch comedy television series based on the UK series of the same name. Hosted by The Chaser's Craig Reucassel, the show features comedians performing stunts and hidden camera pranks on the Australian public. It became The Comedy Channel's highest rating series and won an Astra Award.

Quick Facts

Genre
Reality; Sketch comedy
Presenter
Craig Reucassel
Theme music
Michael Lira
Country
Australia
Language
English
Seasons
2
Episodes
20
Executive producers
  • Darren Chau (The Comedy Channel)
  • Courtney Gibson
  • Johnny Lowry

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Overview

Each episode presents four acts, each performed by a different comedian. The comedian briefly chats with host Craig Reucassel before and after the skit. At the end of the episode, the studio audience votes by mobile phone to decide which act had the biggest 'Balls of Steel'. Series one began with ten comedians and their acts.

Neg Dupree reprised his Urban Sports segment from the original UK version. Australian local versions of 'The Annoying Devil' and 'Bunny Boiler' appeared, along with many exclusive acts, some taking ideas from UK acts. A studio segment called 'Show Us Your Balls' had audience members competing among the comedians, presented by Reucassel. Series two changed the lineup: Katia Taylor's 'Nude Girl' was replaced by the 'Nude Twins'; Janis McGavin and Rachael Coopes did not return; John Burgess replaced James Kerley as 'The Game Show Host from Hell'.

New acts included Olivia Lee from the UK series, 'The Misfits Stunt Crew', and Imaan Hadchiti as 'Short Tempered'. Returning acts included 'Bunny Boiler', 'Very Foreign Correspondent', 'Neg's Urban Sports Down Under', and 'Just Come Out'.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which network aired Balls of Steel Australia?

Balls of Steel Australia aired on The Comedy Channel and Comedy Central.

How many episodes of Balls of Steel Australia are there?

Balls of Steel Australia has 20 episodes across 2 seasons.

When did Balls of Steel Australia first air?

Balls of Steel Australia first aired on 19 April 2011.

When did Balls of Steel Australia end?

Balls of Steel Australia last aired on 2 April 2012.

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