show. On 23 May 2013, these tapes began being released weekly online via the Darren & Brose website and YouTube serving as a time capsule snapshot of the era, the various faces that appeared as guests and the early work of many people who were trained on these shows and have gone on to have successful careers in the industry. Brose's solo work Brose Avard has acted in numerous television shows including Prank Patrol, Lowdown and Kath & Kim. In addition, he has starred in several national television campaigns including JEEP and Matador BBQ. He is also a television warm-up performer having worked for every Australian network on shows including Santo, Sam and Ed's Sports Fever!, The Project, The Circle, The Chat Room, Millionaire Hot Seat, Letters and Numbers, The Einstein Factor and Shaun Micallef's Mad as Hell. Avard hosts the film discussion podcast Chatflix. Darren's solo work Darren Chau was a founding member of the comedy ensemble Chop-Socky, who wrote, performed and produced for ABC's Recovery, 3RRR FM, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and a scripted comedy produced by Artist Services for Foxtel, which he wrote, acted in and directed. He has written and produced hundreds of hours of television and created over a dozen shows including Jimeoin: Over the Top, The Chaser's War On Everything – Red Button Edition and A Night at the Festival Club which evolved into ABC's Comedy Up Late. He was a producer, and head writer for ABC's The Einstein Factor, before accepting the role at Foxtel as group programming director for The Comedy Channel and 111 Hits, the latter being a brand new entertainment channel he co-created and launched. The channel launched on Saturday, 1 November 2008 with a special where he conceived Countdown to 111 Hits that featured Molly Meldrum, Jenna Elfman, Ian Thorpe, Bonnie Tyler, John Paul Young, The Angels and Jermaine Jackson. The channel was rebranded 111 Greats in 2014. At Foxtel he launched dozens of overseas shows to Australian audiences including Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, the Graham Norton Show, Louie, Tosh.0, Russell Howard's Good News and Adult Swim titles including Robot Chicken. He also returned past shows to Australian screens including Prisoner, and in 2013 Foxtel's Brian Walsh publicly thanked and credited Darren Chau for inspiring the idea to create Wentworth, Foxtel's highest rating non-sports program of all time and winner of the Astra Award for Most Outstanding