Win the Week
2021 · 30m · Comedy
The quiz show where you can betray your way to the top. Join Alex Lee and Craig Reucassel, as everyday Australians are paired with celebrities in a test of news knowledge and loyalty.
Episodes
1. Episode 130m · Quiz master Alex Lee tests the news knowledge and loyalty of three everyday Aussies and their celeb teammates, Andrew Denton, Nina Oyama and Craig Reucassel.
2. Episode 230m · Quiz master Alex Lee tests the news knowledge and loyalty of our three everyday Aussies and their celeb teammates Annabel Crabb, Mark Humphries and Craig Reucassel.
3. Episode 330m · Quiz master Alex Lee tests the news knowledge and loyalty of our three everyday Aussies and their celeb teammates, Ellen Fanning, Ben Jenkins and Craig Reucassel.
4. Episode 430m · To win the week you might have to betray someone you love. Quizmaster Alex Lee tests the news knowledge and loyalty of our three everyday Aussies and their celebrity teammates Jennifer Byrne, Michael Hing and Craig Reucassel.
5. Episode 531m · Quiz master Alex Lee returns to test the news knowledge and loyalty of our three everyday Aussies and their celeb teammates, Hamish Blake, Sarah Harris and Craig Reucassel.
6. Episode 629m · Quiz master Alex Lee tests the news knowledge and loyalty of our three everyday Aussies and their celeb teammates, Costa Georgiadis, Zoe Norton Lodge and Craig Reucassel.More Like This
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