List of Here Isn't The News episodes

Episodes highlighted in yellow indicate Neil's team won. Episodes in green indicate Kevin's team won. Tied results are highlighted in grey.

2006 Christmas Special
Here Isn't Christmas

A special, 90 minute edition. The teams consisted of three players, two guests per side. On Teal's side were Jim Cryer and Julia Moffatt; Hobbes' side had Campbell Rhodes and Madeline Woods. Ross Noble and Ben Yaxley were 'special guests' in the "Celebrity Mastermind" round, in which Moffatt and Rhodes had to ask the 'guests' questions about subjects neither one knew the answers to. The show aired on December 22. Much humour was derived from Rhodes and Woods, politically opposite, sharing the same team. The edition was tied.

2007 season
​​​​​2007 Christmas Special The 2007 Christmas Special was broadcast Friday, December 21 and featured four guests instead of the usual two. Teal's team featured David Winston and Michael Elderton, while Hobbes' team featured Sam Carnell and Rebecca Davis. Hussein Aziz appeared in a segment entitled Merry Ramadan. The special was the last programme to be hosted by Robin Edmonds - the final five minutes was a series of clips of Edmonds on the show. Prior to this, Edmonds himself participated in the Name that Pratt round, for which Teal assumed the chair to act as host.
 * Here Isn't Christmas Again

2008 series
On January 7, the GBC announced that regular guest Julia Moffatt would be the program's new host for 2008, with Teal and Hobbes remaining as team captains. ''Following the June 6 show, the series took an 8-week hiatus. The GBC announced this would be the standard for future series.''
 * 1) (March 7) Peter Khan and Kevin Bosley
 * 2) (March 14) Karen Tinley and Ross Noble
 * 3) (March 21) Hussein Aziz and Martin Tanner
 * 4) (March 28) Barry Tighe and David Winston
 * 5) (April 4) Lois Daniels and Gerard Conrad
 * 6) (April 11) Leyton Douglas and Joanne Gibbons
 * 7) (April 18) Lucy Bishop and Campbell Rhodes
 * 8) (April 25) Stephen Prentice and Martin Harrod
 * 9) (May 2) Presidential Election Edition (see below)
 * 10) (May 9) Sharon Cohen and Arj Barker
 * 11) (May 16) Tim Gainsler and Richie Hobbes
 * 12) (May 23) Norman Graves and Eric Cobb
 * 13) (May 30) Barry Tighe and Steven K. Amos
 * 14) (June 6) Richard Prentice and Diane Knight
 * 1) (August 1) Madeline Woods and Charlie Nuttall
 * 2) (August 8) Rebecca Jordan-Wiley and Ben Lake
 * 3) (August 15) Hussein Aziz and Tim Gainsler
 * 4) (August 22) Peter Khan and Rod Lasser
 * 5) (August 29) Don James and Ben Yaxley
 * 6) (September 5) Jim Cryer and Penelope Hanlon
 * 7) (September 12) Emma Chiltern and Alan Holmberg-Weidler
 * 8) (September 19) Steve Derrick and Pattie Boothe
 * 9) (September 26) Bill Bailey and Adam Weir
 * 10) (October 3) Joanne Gibbons and Andrea Perkins
 * 11) (October 10) Hugh St. Clair and Emily Watts
 * 12) (October 17) Adam Hills and Jason Byrne
 * 13) (October 24) (series finale) Leyton Douglas and Amanda Perry

Election special
The GBC broadcast a Presidential Election Edition of HITN on May 2, beginning at 9pm. The election edition tok place during the counting of votes, and Moffatt crossed to live tallying of results periodically throughout the one-hour special. The edition featured several guests from various agencies and campaigns, and several of the presidential candidates. Moffatt said the episode would be an "experiment in TV journalism and satire rolled into one." The episode met with mixed reviews, and the show's producers suggested it would probably not be tried again.

2009 series
The 2009 series debuted on March 20. The new series featured a new, larger set and a new title theme.
 * 1) (March 20) Peter Khan and Lisa Jones
 * 2) (March 27) Deborah Rhodes and Kevin Tighe
 * 3) (April 3) Dylan Moran and David Winston
 * 4) (April 10) Ian Rothman and Wendy Bowen
 * 5) (April 17) Luke Backen and Gemma Kalter
 * 6) (April 24) Rebecca Jordan-Wiley and Steven K. Amos
 * 7) (May 1) Tim Gainsler and Greg Parker
 * 8) (May 8) Matthew Payne and Naomi Schaeffer
 * 9) (May 15) Nathan Kellerman and Bob Prior
 * 10) (May 23) Sam Carnell and Gerard Prouse
 * 11) (May 30) Peter Kay and Jim Smalls