An Ex-Prime Minister must repay a million dollar advance for an autobiography he hasn't written - or get someone to write it for him ASAP.
Ellen interviews Sonny, Dugdale's loyal Personal Assistant/Chief of Staff.
Outtakes from the first episode of Shaun Micallef's comedy series about the retired, fictitious, third longest serving Australian prime minister.
Ex-PM Dugdale visits his old school for Grandparent's Day but his triumphant return is spoiled by Myles.
Ellen interviews Curtis, Dugdale's driver.
Outtakes from the second episode of Shaun Micallef's comedy series about the retired, fictitious, third longest serving Australian prime minister.
The Ex-PM has his sights set on a job as a U.N. Middle East Peace Negotiator but first he and Catherine must host a dinner party without killing each other.
The Ex-PM Extras Breakfast: Deleted Scene
The Ex-PM Extras The Butcher: Deleted Scene
The Ex-PM Extras Dugdale And Ellen Buy A Parking Ticket: Deleted Scene
The Ex-PM Extras Dinner Party: Deleted Scene
The Ex-PM encounters an old enemy and decides to make amends before it's too late.
Ellen Interviews Catherine, Dugdale's wife.
A telemovie is to be made of the ex-PM's life but will Lachy Hulme agree to play the lead?
The Ex-PM Extras Ellen Interviews Carol
The Ex-PM Extras Dugdale And Lachy Hulme: Deleted Scenes
When Andrew's manager is kidnapped by the Russian mafia and his family held hostage, it's up to Myles to save the day.
Australia's, third longest serving Prime Minister, Andrew Dugdale answers his party's call to re-enter politics by running in a marginal rural seat. A mysterious benefactor donates one million dollars to his campaign.
Henry decides on a Small Target Strategy for Dugdale's appearances. In a radio interview Dugdale reveals not only his penchant for Italian Ex-PMs - but an association with a billionaire energy magnate.
Dugdale's poll results are dropping fast against his main rival, so the team rally to make him more relatable through a TV interview, a Family Feud appearance and a fundraiser.
After paying a visit to eccentric, art loving, billionaire benefactor Fabian Silver, most of the team end up in prison.
A cardinal, a miracle cookie, and riot at a deaf school leave the team battered and questioning their beliefs before next week's big debate.
It's the big debate. Will Dugdale finally step up and say what he thinks? Or will he serve up the same crap the electorate is accustomed to?
