Meet some of the lively characters including the Tiddas - two of the most competitive, over the top gay Blackfellas; Mavis the mean-mouthed cleaning woman; the Housewives of Narromine and Deadly Dave who can fix anything.

Lillian the 'Cos I'm Black' woman bumps into a young man who foolishly says sorry. The Tiddas have a shop-off and we meet Jerome, an Indigenous child with no sporting ability.

Meet Tiffany, a white woman with an Indigenous boyfriend. Her attempts to identify with her partner by 'acting black' get out of hand. There's a 70s Indigenous 'blaxploitation' film, and the Tiddas try to out-eat each other.

We meet the Aboriginal Liberation Front, a group of radical white kids freeing their Indigenous brothers and sisters from the shackles of oppression.

There's Starblaks, the Adlays, and we meet Tatiana, the Cultural Excuse Girl a woman who will use 'culture' to get whatever she wants - be it in the boardroom or the bedroom.

The Tiddas learn about acting and love, we pull up a seat at the Last Supper, Lillian the Cos I'm Black Woman has a run-in with a blind man, we shine a light on the love story of a Blackfella and his poker machine.

Returning for a second series, with new characters along with returning favourites including, Townsville's favourite gays, the Housewives of Narromine, Blakforce & Tiffany, the culturally confused wannabe black, white girl.

There's a meeting to decide on a unified Indigenous language, and things get all Goodfellas with The Elders, with two Matriarchs feuding over the lucrative rights of the 'Welcome to Country' income stream.

There's an advertising company trying to rebrand Aboriginality, a horror movie about silent phone numbers, the Housewives of Narromine and Blakforce SCU: Special Coconut Unit.

We meet a mad driving instructor and Uncle Doctor, an unconventional medico, and Tiffany the racially confused white woman is back.

There's a computer that comes up with Aboriginal names, the Tiddas make an announcement and we visit Wandaroorah, a little town that needs Aboriginals - and will do anything to get them.

Tonight we're introduced to Maloo, a pre-settlement conspiracy theorist, we meet a serial killer who refuses to kill based on skin colour and we help the Tiddas celebrate a very special event.

Meet a Torres Strait Islander man stuck on a desert island with the whitest people ever; the Bondi Blackfella, an Indigenous lifesaver with an aversion to the sea and revisit Blakforce.

We pay homage to 70s horror classic the Exorcist with the Cuzorcist, the tale of a family whose home is possessed by an unwanted Cousin, the Bondi Blackfella gets existential, and the world's most belligerent GPS returns.

An Indigenous group finally gets their land back - but aren't sure what to do with it, Blakforce returns as Officer Nath goes undercover and we meet an Indigenous man on a charity walk around Australia.

The Blakforce SCU: Special Coconut Unit try to uncover a mole in their ranks, the Bondi Blackfella finds himself torn between saving a life and enjoying a cup of tea, and the Tracker makes a triumphant return.

Blakforce respond to a whiteface complaint, Will gets more than he bargained for when he engages the services of an Indigenous call girl, and the Wigglymuyu Dancers turn their attention to spirits of the alcoholic kind.

The cast of Wake Up To Yourself ask a white guest how they can be better black people, an Indigenous woman comes out to her parents, and we blow the lid off the illegal Confirmation of Aboriginality trade in COA.

A Full On Murri has very strong opinions on how Blackfellas should and shouldn’t behave, meet a couple of cousins who are considering getting to know each other a lot better, and Shane faces his first day of University.

We discover an Indigenous relic that isn’t exactly what it appears to be, go outback to visit with a dusty old bushman who can’t find his keys, and we hit the streets with Blakforce: Special Coconut Unit.

Taon confronts the meanest inmate to make an impression on his first day in prison, we apply for an Aboriginal Starter Pack and go back to the 70s, as Alice and Melvyn attend Australia’s first interracial swingers party.

We buy an app that helps white people raise their kids the black way, join Blakforce as they barge in on a marriage proposal, and hit the road with Nan and Bub as they go in search of the world’s last remaining tea bag.

We discover a great new product guaranteed to improve hygiene, Aunty Val explains the concept of luck, and the Bondi Blackfella proves yet again that nothing, not even a drowning, stands between him and knock off time.

We drop in on a game of chess where a Blackfella questions why whites always go first, the Tooth Fairy spits the dummy, and we go to court to witness a showdown between good and evil in ‘Deconstructed Bully Beef Stew’.