No Aussie celebrity is safe from their past following the official announcement that Glenn and Mick’s Celebrity Intervention will return for a second season on Seven and 7plus in 2027.
Season one of the original primetime series from the minds of comedy legends Glenn Robbins and Mick Molloy was met with critical acclaim on its debut in April, reaching an average total video audience of 1.51 million people across its run.
Hosts Robbins and Molloy flipped the serious intervention format upside down by summoning well-known celebrities to face a lighthearted, roast-style grilling in front of a live studio audience.
Robbins, Molloy, and the celebrity guests’ friends, family and colleagues revisited the highs, the lows and the moments they’d rather forget in a riotous look back at their life and career.
The Australian radio, television, music, comedy and sporting greats who faced the music included Carrie Bickmore, Sam Pang, Dr Chris Brown, Guy Sebastian, Dave Hughes, Mick Fanning and Jim Jefferies, with a standalone Andy Lee episode still to come later this year.
Camera IconGlenn & Mick’s Celebrity Intervention is back for 2027. Credit: Supplied
Southern Cross Media Group’s managing director, television and streaming, Angus Ross, said: “When Glenn and Mick first pitched Celebrity Intervention, we knew it was unlike anything else on television. Audiences clearly agreed.”
“The show’s combination of comedy, chaos and affection made it an instant favourite, and we’re delighted to bring it back for a second season,” Mr Ross continued.
“For the celebrities of Australia, consider this your official warning: interventions will resume in 2027.”
Robbins, known for playing accident-prone bushman Russell Coight, said: “I’m very happy about a second season but not about sharing a dressing room with Mick again. He can get a bit handsy.”
Veteran radio broadcaster Molloy added that it was “bad news for celebrities who’ve had it too good for too long”.
“Prepare for a pantsing on national TV! No-one has more experience with interventions than me. Sure, normally I’m on the other side of one, but this show has made me more qualified than some of those so-called experts with their fancy university degrees. And thank you to Seven for the second season. They don’t hand those out lightly. Take it from someone who knows.”
Glenn and Mick’s Celebrity Intervention is produced by Molloy Boy Productions for the Seven Network. Executive producers are Mick Molloy, Richard Molloy and Greg Sitch.
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