Fisk season 3 launches 20 October with Kitty Flanagan and star-studded guest appearances.
The ABC has confirmed that the much-anticipated third season of its award-winning comedy series, Fisk, will premiere on Sunday, 20 October at 8pm, available exclusively on ABC TV and ABC iview.
To accompany the announcement, the broadcaster has also released an extended trailer, offering fans their first glimpse of the upcoming season.
Returning to the lead role is one of Australia’s beloved comedians, Kitty Flanagan, alongside an ensemble cast including Julia Zemiro, Marty Sheargold, Aaron Chen, Glenn Butcher, and John Gaden. The third season promises to deliver more of the trademark humour that made the previous two seasons a hit with audiences.
Once again, Helen Tudor-Fisk—and her signature brown suit—finds herself grappling with life’s everyday challenges, bringing her distinctive charm and no-nonsense approach to the fore. Over six episodes, viewers can expect a star-studded cast and a wealth of laughs. Known for its sharp writing and standout performances, the show has resonated with both local and international audiences, solidifying its position as a global comedy success.
Adding to the excitement, the new season will feature guest appearances from some of Australia’s top names in acting and comedy, including Justine Clarke, Sam Campbell, Claudia Karvan, Glenn Robbins, Carl Barron, Gabrielle Chan, Menik Gooneratne, Tom Ballard, Mel Buttle, Jane Clifton, Anne Edmonds, Christine Johnston, Ting Lim, Stephen Lopez, Ray O’Leary, Dave O’Neill, Rhys Nicholson, Brian Nankervis, Danielle Walker, Bronwyn Kuss, and John Marc Desengano.
Critically acclaimed and cherished by its fans, Fisk continues to grow in popularity, attracting audiences with its universal humour and sharp wit.
For those looking to catch up, both seasons of Fisk are available to stream on ABC iview.
Production credits: Fisk is commissioned by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and produced by Origma 45, with the support of VicScreen. The show is written by Kitty Flanagan and Penny Flanagan, directed by Tom Peterson and Kitty Flanagan, and produced by Vincent Sheehan and Nicole Minchin. The executive producer is Greg Sitch, with Todd Abbott and Brett Sleigh serving as ABC executive producers.
