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[[Image:SketchmenTeenagersEpisode05.jpg|right|thumb|350px|Sketchmen (From left to right: James, Michael, Jay, Casey) in "Teenagers", a sketch from Episode 5 ([[9 September]] [[2007]]).]] |
[[Image:SketchmenTeenagersEpisode05.jpg|right|thumb|350px|Sketchmen (From left to right: James, Michael, Jay, Casey) in "Teenagers", a sketch from Episode 5 ([[9 September]] [[2007]]).]] |
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[[Sketchmen]] is an [[Australian]] comedy troupe formed in 2005. The troupe's members are Michael |
[[Sketchmen]] is an [[Australian]] comedy troupe formed in 2005. The troupe's members are Michael, James, Jay and Casey. |
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=== ''Sketchmen (TV Series)'' === |
=== ''Sketchmen (TV Series)'' === |
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Revision as of 16:03, 9 September 2007
Sketchmen is an Australian comedy troupe formed in 2005. The troupe's members are Michael, James, Jay and Casey.
Sketchmen (TV Series)
Their first television programme; the sketch comedy series Sketchmen, aired throughout 2006/07 on Sydney's TVS, Adelaide's C31, C31 Melbourne as well as Perth and New Zealand community stations. The series consisted of six half-hour episodes, each with a mini-mockumentary covering a different subject each week. Repeats of the show are still aired.
Other Media
Selected sketches currently airing on a show by the national U.S. network The CW called Online Nation 7.30pm Sundays from the 23rd of September.
Other sketches are also featured on Fairfax Media websites around Australia, such as the online websites of The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.
Sketchmen also utilizes online networking such as Myspace and YouTube to reach its audience.