Season two of the award-winning comedy Fisk continues tonight on ABC.
In tonight’s episode, Roz (Julia Zemiro) announces that she is leaving Gruber & Associates to embark on a new business venture and Ray (Marty Sheargold) entrusts Helen (Kitty Flanagan) with the firm’s most prestigious client, the son of infamous playwright, Sergei Bennett.
A copyright issue has emerged with a local amateur theatre company that want to perform Bennett’s most celebrated work, Death of Man.
Helen also meets with an influencer who wants to make a video will.
Guest stars in tonight’s episode include Stephen Curry, Geraldine Hickey, Zindzi Okenyo and Urvi Majumdar.
In 2021, Fisk was Australia’s number one locally scripted show across all free-to-air networks – created, written and directed by – and starring – one of Australia’s favourite comedians, Kitty Flanagan as Helen Tudor-Fisk.
The entire key cast reprise their roles for season two including Flanagan, Julia Zemiro, Marty Sheargold, Aaron Chen, John Gaden and Glenn Butcher.
They are joined this season by a galaxy of comedic stars including; Marg Downey, Denise Scott, Harley Breen, Stephen Curry, Geraldine Hickey, Zindzi Okenyo, Urvi Majumdar, Stephen Gates (Tripod), Anthony Sharpe, Shane Bourne Glenn Robbins, Bessie Holland, Rob Sitch, Deborah Kennedy, Matt Okine, Alex Papps, Broden Kelly (Aunty Donna), Colin Lane, Anne Edmonds and Tanika Anderson.
Season two finds it’s business as usual at the Gruber & Associates office. Helen’s (Flanagan) social skills haven’t improved but at least she’s nailing it as a suburban wills and estates lawyer.
Production credit: An Origma 45 production for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in association with VicScreen. Written by Kitty Flanagan and Penny Flanagan.
Co-directed by Kitty Flanagan and Tom Peterson. Produced by Vincent Sheehan. Executive Producer Greg Sitch. ABC Executive Producers: Todd Abbott and Brett Sleigh.
Fisk – Series 2, Episode 2 of 6 airs Wednesday 2nd November at 9pm on ABC TV and ABC iView.
Stream Fisk season one now on ABC iView.
