20 to One

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20 to One
Also known as20 to 1
GenreNostalgia
Presented by
Country of originAustralia
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons11
No. of episodes155
Production
Running time60 minutes
Original release
Network Nine Network
Release13 October 2005 (2005-10-13) –
12 April 2011 (2011-04-12)
Release31 May 2016 (2016-05-31) –
5 August 2019 (2019-08-05)

20 to One (known as 20 to 1 before 2016) is an Australian television series on the Nine Network from 2005, that counts down an undefined "top 20" of elements or events of popular culture, such as films, songs, or sporting scandals. The format mixes archival footage of the listed events with comments from various Australian celebrities.

Contents

Originally the show was hosted by Bud Tingwell and narrated by David Reyne; the pair were replaced by Bert Newton as host for the second season. The series was rebooted by the Nine Network and returned for its eleventh season on 31 May 2016 with new hosts, Australian radio presenters Fitzy and Wippa. [1] [2] [3] From 2017, the show was hosted by Erin Molan and Dave Thornton. [4] [5]

Format

Each episode counts down the "top twenty" events following a particular theme, from position 20 down to number 1. Media clips depicting the event are played as the host provides background information of the entry. This is followed by clips of celebrities providing judgment on the clip or event.

Controversy

During the segment aired on 19 June 2019, co-hosts Erin Molan and Nick Cody stated that the South Korean boy band BTS was "so popular it could heal the rift between North and South Korea." [6] She also mentioned the band's success in the United States, even though "only one band member actually speaks English." among other comments. [6] Many other celebrities made similar comments during the segment. Most notably was comedian Jimmy Carr, who jokingly compared the band's international success to the explosion of a nuclear bomb in North Korea, saying: "When I first heard something Korean had exploded in America, I got worried. So I guess, it could've been worse – but not much worse." [7] Subsequently, the hashtags #channel9apologize and #channel9racist started trending as fans of the band demanded an apology from Channel 9. [8] The BTS Australia Twitter fan account wrote: "This is unfair and presenting inaccurate information. You disregarded their achievements, and instead let your xenophobic, racist mindsets be biased instead. We want an apology." [8] On 20 June 2019, Channel 9 issued a non-apology apology, writing: "We apologize to any who may have been offended by last night's episode." [9]

Series overview

SeasonEpisodesOriginally airedHostNarrator
Premiere Finale
1 714 October 200524 November 2005 Charles "Bud" Tingwell David Reyne
2 913 February 20068 May 2006 Bert Newton
3 145 September 20064 December 2006
4 1113 February 200715 May 2007
5 611 September 200727 November 2007
6 1026 February 200824 June 2008
7 1926 August 200821 January 2009
8 425 February 200924 November 2009
9 1611 February 201014 September 2010
10 41 March 201112 April 2011
11 1031 May 201625 July 2016 Fitzy and Wippa
12 56 June 20174 July 2017 Erin Molan &
Dave Thornton
13829 April 20195 August 2019 Erin Molan &
Nick Cody

Episodes

Season One (2005)

No. overallNo. in seasonEpisode [10] First AiredSubsequent airingRe-edited
11"Most Embarrassing Moments"13 October 200525 June 2006Yes
22"Spectacular Dummy Spits"20 October 2005
  • 22 May 2006
  • 10 April 2007
Yes
33"Great Aussie Songs"27 October 200515 May 2006Yes
44"Best Australian Commercials"3 November 200510 April 2006Yes
55"Great Aussie Ideas, Icons and Inventions"10 November 200517 April 2006Yes
66"Moments That Stopped The Nation"17 November 2005——
77"Moments of Madness"24 November 2005——

Season Two (2006)

No. overallNo. in seasonEpisode [10] First AiredSubsequent airingRe-edited
81"One Hit Wonders"13 February 20066 August 2006Yes
92"Aussie Scandals"20 February 2006
  • 13 August 2006
  • 12 April 2009
  • 15 November 2009
Yes
103"Outrageous TV Characters"27 February 2006——
114"Hits and Misses"13 March 2006——
125"Unscripted and Unplanned"27 March 2006——
136"Moments That Stopped the World"3 April 200620 March 2007Re-edited and Reordered
147"Tears and Tantrums"24 April 200612 November 2006Yes
158"Great Logies Moments"1 May 2006——
169"Fads and Fashions"8 May 200619 November 2006Yes

Season Three (2006)

No. overallNo. in seasonEpisode [10] First AiredSubsequent airingRe-edited
171"Hoaxes, Cheats and Liars"5 September 2006
  • 20 February 2007
  • 12 August 2008
Yes
182"Greatest Songs of All Time"12 September 200613 March 2007Yes
193"Mysteries and Conspiracies"19 September 2006
  • 7 March 2007
  • 19 August 2008
Re-edited and Reordered
204"The Rich and the Famous"26 September 2006——
215"Great Aussie Films"3 October 200624 April 2007Yes
226"Incredible Stories of Survival"10 October 20061 May 2007Yes
237"Crazes and Phases"17 October 2006——
248"Celebrity Scandals"24 October 2006——
259"Love Songs"31 October 200622 May 2007Yes
2610"Triumphs and Tragedies"7 November 2006——
2711"Memorable Movie Characters"14 November 2006——
2812"Sexiest People"21 November 2006——
2913"Shocks and Shockers"28 November 2006——
3014"Magnificent Movies"4 December 200623 July 2007Yes

Season Four (2007)

No. overallNo. in seasonEpisode [10] First AiredSubsequent airingRe-edited
311"Aussie Parties and Pastimes"13 February 2007
  • 31 December 2008
  • 16 April 2009
Yes
322"Life Changing Moments"18 February 2007——
333"Fads and Phases"25 February 200728 December 2008Yes
344"Amazing Moments in Music"4 March 20075 August 2008Yes
355"Mistakes, Madness and Mayhem"11 March 20074 January 2009Yes
366"Funny Films"18 March 200716 July 2007Yes
377"Party Songs"15 April 2007——
388"Rebels and Risk-Takers"22 April 20074 December 2007Yes
399"Billion Dollar Ideas"29 April 2007
  • 11 January 2009
  • 25 January 2009
Yes
401050 to 1: "Great Movie One-Liners"
(2hr
Special)		8 May 200726 August 2008

24 November 2009

Yes
4111"Biffs and Blunders"15 May 200718 January 2009Yes

Season Five (2007–08)

No. overallNo. in seasonEpisode [10] First AiredSubsequent airingRe-edited
421"Movie Heroes and Villains"11 September 2007——
432"Scandals and Sensations"30 October 2007——
443"Sexiest Movie Moments"6 November 200711 November 2008Yes
454"Fantastic Sporting Finishes"13 November 2007——
465"Songs You Can't Get Out of Your Head"20 November 20073 January 2010—
476"Movie Saints and Sinners"27 November 200730 November 2008Yes

Season Six (2008)

No. overallNo. in seasonEpisode [10] First AiredSubsequent airingRe-edited
481"Greatest Sporting Heroes"26 February 2008——
492"Karaoke Classics"29 April 200818 November 2008Yes
503"Pranks and Pranksters"6 May 2008——
514"Music with a Message"13 May 2008——
525"Crazy Customs"20 May 200825 November 2008Yes
536"Child Stars, Where Are They Now?"27 May 200816 November 2008—
547"Girls on Film"3 June 200823 November 2008Yes
558"Celebrity Shocks and Shockers"10 June 200828 January 2009Yes
569"Happy Songs"17 June 2008——
5710"Sporting Tears and Triumphs"24 June 2008——

Season Seven (2008–09)

No. overallNo. in seasonEpisodeFirst AiredSubsequent airingRe-edited
581"Fantastic Fads"26 August 2008——
592"Celebrity Sins and Sensations"2 September 200825 August 2009Yes
603"Greatest TV Moments"9 September 20085 April 2009Yes
614"Greatest Songs of the Decade"23 September 2008——
625"Celebrity Flings"30 September 200820 October 2009Yes
636"Greatest Movie Scenes"7 October 20084 August 2009Yes
647"Celebrity Chart Floppers"14 October 20081 September 2009Yes
658"Pranks and Practical Jokes"19 October 2008——
669"Amazing Comebacks"21 October 200811 August 2009Yes
6710"Born Rich and Famous"26 October 200818 August 2009Yes
6811"Sensational Sporting Scandals"26 October 200830 April 2009Yes
6912"Hollywood Blockbusters"2 November 200810 September 2009Yes
7013"Musical Milestones"4 November 200829 September 2009Yes
7114"World's Funniest People"9 November 20087 May 2009Yes
7215"Spectacular Stuff-Ups"3 December 2008——
7316"Hits That Stick"10 December 2008——
7417"World's Greatest Ideas"7 January 2009——
7518"Hottest Moments in Music"14 January 2009——
7619"Hits and Misses"21 January 200926 November 2009Yes

Season Eight (2009)

No. overallNo. in seasonEpisodeFirst AiredSubsequent airingRe-edited
771"World's Most Daring Movies"5 February 200922 March 2011—
782"Celebrities Exposed"19 February 200912 October 2010—
793"Losing It"26 February 200913 July 2010—
804"What Were They Thinking!"5 March 200920 July 2010—
815"The Rebels"12 March 20093 August 2010—
826"Sexiest Movie Scenes"19 March 2009——
837"Hottest Stars on the Planet"26 March 2009——
848"Saucy Songs"2 April 2009——
859"Pranks and Practical Jokers"9 April 2009
  • 15 September 2009
  • 4 February 2010
Yes
8610"Celebrity Dangerous Liaisons"21 April 2009——
8711"TV Couples"23 April 20093 November 2009Yes
8812"Scene-Stealing Songs"28 April 200927 October 2009Yes
8913"Hollywood's Biggest Scandals"5 May 200913 October 2009Yes
9014"Hollywood's Hot List"14 May 2009——
9115"Sizzling Superstars"21 May 2009——
9216"Big Screen Buddies"28 May 20096 October 2009Yes
9317"Sexiest Moments in Music"4 June 2009——
9418"Scorching Screen Moments"11 June 2009——
9519"Outrageous Sport Stars"18 June 2009——
9620"Madness & Meltdowns"30 June 20098 November 2009Yes
9721"Shakin' It"7 July 2009——
9822"Hollywood's Sexiest"16 July 200910 January 2010—
9923"Chart-Busting Duos"21 July 200929 November 2009—
10024"Greatest TV Families"23 July 200913 December 2009—
10125"European Cartoon Heroes"28 July 2009——
10226"Funniest Sounding Farts"30 July 200920 December 2009—
10327"Celebrity Flings Caught on Film"6 August 2009——
10428"Rock 'n' Roll Anthems"13 August 200917 August 2010—
10529"Aesop's Fables"20 August 2009——
10630"Cougars and Cradle-Snatchers"27 August 200921 September 2010—
10731"All-Aussie Superstars"3 September 200924 August 2010—
10832"Fifteen Minutes of Fame"8 September 200931 August 2010—
10933"Outrageous Rock Stars"17 September 20095 October 2010—
11034"Fairy Tales"22 September 2009——
11135"TV Characters You Love to Hate"27 September 2009——
11236"Australia's Funniest Characters"11 October 200927 July 2010—
11337"Aussie Jukebox Hits"18 October 2009——
11438"Tricks, Treats and Treasures"25 October 2009——
11539"Nursery Rhymes"1 November 2009——
11640"Hollywood Heavyweights"10 November 2009——
11741"Great Live Acts"17 November 2009——
1184250 to 1:
"All Time Greatest Movie Quotes"
(2 hr
Special)		24 November 20094 January 2011Re-edited and Re-ordered

Season Nine (2010)

No. overallNo. in seasonEpisodeFirst AiredSubsequent airing
1191"Sex on the Screen"11 February 201030 March 2011
1202"World's Sexiest Scandals"18 February 201015 March 2011
1213"Movie Monsters"25 February 2010—
1224"Sporty Rich and Sexy"2 March 201025 January 2011
1235"Celebrity Mad and Bad"4 March 201018 January 2011
1246"Sexiest on the Planet"11 March 201010 August 2010
1257"All-Time Favourite TV Themes"30 March 2010—
1268"Blockbuster Heroes"6 April 201011 March 2011
1279"Greatest Sporting Anthems"20 April 20101 February 2011
12810"Greatest Aussie Chart Toppers"9 June 2010—
12911"Greatest Sports Movies of All Time"16 June 2010—
13012"Our All-Time Favourite Films"23 June 2010—
13113"Caught on Tape"30 June 20104 March 2011
13214"Greatest Break-Up Songs"14 July 20101 April 2011
13315"Megastars with Megabucks"21 July 2010—
13416"Eighties: Good, Bad and Ugly"14 September 2010—

Season Ten (2011)

No. overallNo. in seasonEpisode [11] First Aired
1351"Sizzling Supermodels"1 March 2011
1362"Movies Greatest
Look-a-Likes"		8 March 2011
1373"TV's Funniest Neighbours"5 April 2011
1384"Hollywood Movie Twists"12 April 2011

Season Eleven (2016)

No. overallNo. in seasonEpisodeFirst AiredTimeslotViewers
(millions)		Rank
1391"Viral Sensations of the Internet Age"31 May 2016Tuesday 7:30 pm0.715 [12] #12 [12]
1402"Celebrity OMG Moments"7 June 20160.645 [13] #13 [13]
1413"Wild Commercials"12 June 2016Sunday 7:00 pm0.913 [14] #4 [14]
1424"Epic Fails"14 June 2016Tuesday 7:30 pm0.798 [15] #10 [15]
1435"Aussiewood Stars"21 June 20160.688 [16] #12 [16]
1446"Outrageous Sports Stars"28 June 20160.683 [17] #11 [17]
1457"Classic TV Characters"4 July 2016Monday 7:30 pm0.659 [18] #20 [18]
1468"Celebrity Hook-Ups"11 July 20160.593 [19] —
1479"15 Minutes of Fame"18 July 20160.645 [20] #19 [20]
14810"Pop Rockers And Shockers"25 July 20160.572 [21] —

Season Twelve (2017)

No. overallNo. in seasonEpisodeFirst AiredTimeslotViewers
(millions)		Rank
1491"Superstar Commercials"6 June 2017Tuesday 7:30 pm0.530 [22] #18 [22]
1502"Greatest Comebacks"13 June 20170.526 [23] #17 [23]
1513"Viral Megastars"20 June 20170.572 [24] #14 [24]
1524"Amazing Animals"27 June 20170.510 [25] #16 [25]
1535"Amazing Commercials"4 July 20170.493 [26] #19 [26]

Celebrity contributors

This is a partial list (some in order of appearance) of the celebrities who contributed comments to 20 to One.

2005–2011

2016–2019

Returning

Returning contributors are revived in 2016 include:

New

New contributors in 2016 include:

Awards

Logie Awards:

See also

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