in which audience members decide which of three comedians is telling the truth. In 2017, McManus presented the new Australian Broadcasting Corporation panel show, Whovians, to tie in with their broadcast of the tenth series of Doctor Who; the show aired on ABC TV Plus. The second season began on 8 October 2018 on ABC TV Plus as a companion to the first episode of the eleventh series of Doctor Who, and there was no Doctor Who series in 2019 so the third series began on 9 February 2020 to tie in with the twelfth series of Doctor Who. In 2018, McManus returned to Network Ten to host a new panel show, Show Me the Movie!. He also voiced King Tubby, Cheeta, and Last Chance in the kids TV series, Kitty Is Not a Cat. In 2018, McManus was given the greenlight for a new show, Bring Back...Saturday Night, after airing a pilot during Network Ten's pilot week. The series premiered on 24 August 2019 under new title, Saturday Night Rove. It lasted two episodes before getting axed, after viewership dropped from 244,000 to 138,000, below the 200,000 viewers cutoff that was set by the network. Radio In 1999, McManus was a regular host on Triple J radio and had a segment on the breakfast show (starring Wil Anderson and Adam Spencer) on Friday mornings, Know Your Millennium, a quiz show that looked into the past. In 2000, he filled in on Triple M Sydney's Andrew Denton Breakfast Show with co-host Amanda Keller and Mike Fitzpatrick. In 2002, Austereo commissioned Roving Enterprises to create a weekly radio program starring McManus alongside regular Rove colleagues Peter Helliar and Corinne Grant; the show was originally called Saturday Morning Rove and was broadcast on Fox FM every Saturday from 10 am to midday; it was pre-recorded the day before to allow the performers to have a full weekend of other media commitments. In 2004, the program moved to Friday mornings, allowing live phone callers, and was retitled as Rove Live Radio; it was discontinued at the end of 2004. In 2006, McManus and Helliar filled in for Merrick & Rosso while they were on holiday. In the first week of their three-week stint, Meshel Laurie of Nova 106.9 co-hosted the show as well. In October 2015, Southern Cross Austereo announced that McManus and Sam Frost would host breakfast on 2Day FM, replacing the