Comedian Adam Hills is back! Celebrity guests this episode include Stephen K Amos, Sabour Bradley, Mandy McElhinney, Tenacious D and The Kransky Sisters.

This week, comedian Lawrence Mooney and actors Justine Clarke and Uncle Jack Charles all drop in. We meet Grand Designs’ Kevin McCloud, there’s music from Sammy J, and Adam gets up close and very personal with one particular audience member...

On this week’s episode of Adam Hills Tonight, Adam shoots the breeze with Tim Rogers and John Waters, there’s music from cabaret sensation Ali McGregor...

On this week’s show, there’ll be comedy from Kitty Flanagan and Josh Earl, and a chat and a song from Bernard Fanning. Adam goes One-on-One with UK ‘Chatty Man’ Alan Carr, and Lawrence Krauss discusses Life, the Universe...

This week, Adam chats to Aussie songstress Ella Hooper and sex symbol Jerry Hall.

It’s a special Princess Bride-themed episode - Inconceivable! Featuring funnyman Frank Woodley, Craig McLachlan, musical theatre star Lucy Durack, and music from Geraldine Quinn. Hannah will Have A Go, the audience will dress up, and yes... there may be kissing.

This week we have soccer commentator Les Murray, comedian Meshel Laurie, songstress Kate Ceberano, Adam interviews Paul Hogan, musical guest Axis of Awesome and Hannah will Have a Go.

Adam Hills is joined by comedian/actor Josh Thomas, presenter Leigh Sales, singer/songwriter Paul Kelly, a one-on-one with actress/author and singer, Molly Ringwald and a performance by Rusty and Another Guy.

On tonight's show Adam Hills is joined by regular Hannah Gadsby, comedian Peter Helliar, scientist Brian Cox, presenter Karla Grant, comedy film stars Simon Pegg and Nick Frost with a performance from The Bedroom Philosopher.

Adam Hills is joined by comedian Cal Wilson, biologist and photojournalist for National Geographic Paul Wicklen, actor Shane Jacobson, a one on one with Max Walker, and a performance by The Umbilical Brothers.

Tonight Adam Hills is joined by Amanda Keller, Samuel Johnson, Glenn Robbins, a one on one interview with lawyer and human rights activist Julian Burnside, as well as a performance by Barry Morgan.