You're Skitting Me
★ 5.5 · 2012 · 12m · Comedy · Kids
You're Skitting Me is an edgy Australian sketch comedy series starring six new Australian teen actors who perform sketches about zombies, cavemen, naughty girl guides and parodies of Twilight and talent shows. Cosmo, Rowan, Hayden, Jake, Molly and Mia are fresh, funny, unpredictable and different and give the series its innovative, edgy appeal.
Episodes
1. Episode 1A new edgy Australian sketch comedy series starring six new Australian teen actors who perform sketches about zombies, cavemen, naughty girl guides as well as parodies of twilight and talent shows.
2. Episode 2Introducing Mario and his faithful assistant Luigi outside their computer game world. Watch as Voldemort tries to win a board game and the kids of Jolimont High Witness News follow the case of the missing pencil case.
3. Episode 3This episode continues the arguments of Mario and Luigi as they get their hands dirty, see the latest audition from Australia's next big talent and listen to the cavemen as they talk about maths.
4. Episode 4This episode sees Mario and Luigi contemplate going back to their old gaming career, while Bella tries to get through to Edward in the latest Twilight Oz Style.
5. Episode 5At Viking High it's time for the all important sex-ed class. The cast are put through a rigorous spelling bee, and the new fad, Puddlejumping, continues its march to world domination.
6. Episode 6Tatiana the sailor girl is attempting to become the youngest person to sail around the world it's a pity she has never been on a boat before! Meanwhile the cast produces a very moving community appeal to save the Zombies.
7. Episode 7A new breakfast cereal has been launched, packed with energy, so you can Puddlejump with the best of them. Tatiana, the sailor girl restarts her trip and Bear Cub teaches us how to survive while on work experience.
8. Episode 8There's an upset in the Sleeping World Cup. We meet a very computer savvy homeless man, also a diamond heist is interrupted over an argument about racism.
9. Episode 9The cast reveal they are being split apart by Hayden's insistence on eating dim sims on set. Meanwhile, Tatiana is bored at sea and one of the laughing clowns joins a social networking site.
10. Episode 10Krunk, the innovative caveman, invents fire. The OHS prefect is attacked by a tiger. Molly comes up with a catchy tune to promote world peace while Vomit Boy saves a busload of kids about to be hit by a train.
11. Episode 11The Scary Girl Guides start a guaranteed money spinner, which is almost legal. Tatiana gets caught in a storm and is sure she is going to drown. The tomatoes fight over Aussie Rules and inappropriate Joe gets asked out.
12. Episode 12It's a jam-packed episode, with Krunk the Caveman inventing paper, Tatiana is running out of food and considering catching a whale, and bogan Bella comes to the realisation she and Edward will never be together.
13. Episode 13We discover what kids lurk at the back of the classroom, introduce the latest in phone technology (the Tin Phone v.6), Tatiana's boat is overrun by pirates and Vomit Boy saves the endangered river dolphins.More Like This
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