In a rare example of foresight, Hamish and Andy have announced that they’ve “kind of, pretty much” decided what they want to do with the extra time they have in 2011 – they are going on a gap year to ...

Nine earned a 21.3 per cent channel share on the back of another strong performance by Hamish and Andy’s Euro Gap Year (1.183 million) and wins in Sydney and Melbourne for Nine News, which only ...

The popular comedy duo are tackling our neighbouring continent for the next edition of their travelling series, Gap Year. After winding their way through America in 2011 and basing themselves in ...

These guys are simply brilliant. As the promo spruiks, they've conquered America, ravaged Europe, traversed the wilds of New Zealand, and taken on the Aussie Outback. Now it's Asia's turn. In this ...

Hamish Blake and Andy Lee's latest gap year adventure had a sluggish start while the return of sci-fi series Under The Dome failed to capture the imagination of viewers. Hamish & Andy's Gap Year South ...

Hamish and Andy have taken their misplaced sense of adventure to all corners of the globe, and now it's New York's turn. They will broadcast their show back to Australia from a makeshift studio in a ...

Hamish Blake and Andy Lee have defended their latest TV series. The Australian comedy duo, who have relocated to the US to host Hamish and Andy's Gap Year, said that they don't care about the harsh ...

COMEDIANS Hamish Blake and Andy Lee have attracted the ire of militant animal advocacy group PETA following a skit on their Channel 9 show. In a skit titled Cultural Eating on Hamish and Andy's Gap ...

Hamish Blake and Andy Lee have revealed that they want to film a show in Europe. The Australian comedy duo, who relocated to New York last year for their Gap Year show, said that they would like to ...

Every Australian can recall the hilarious Logie Award-winning series, Hamish and Andy’s Gap Year where the comedic duo would travel to random destinations around the globe and ultimately make a ...

Hamish Blake and Andy Lee in New York City. Comedy kings Hamish Blake and Andy Lee finally look set to make the transition from radio stars to successful TV funnymen. Bryce Corbett caught up with the ...