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| url = https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLluD9z3R1smdLoItUEeL7M4RgolsT2G-V | | url = https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLluD9z3R1smdLoItUEeL7M4RgolsT2G-V | ||
| genre = Entertainment | | genre = Entertainment | ||
| producers = [[Finn Ducker]], [[Max Roach]], [[Alexianne Charlery-Warner]], [[Rhiannon Kaye]], [[Sanziana Popescu-Necşeşti]] | | producers = [[Finn Ducker]], [[Max Roach]], [[Alexianne Charlery-Warner]], [[Rhiannon Kaye]], [[Sanziana Popescu-Necşeşti]], [[Almira Moldovan]], [[Matthew Malkin]], [[Morgan Majithia]] | ||
| start date = 13 January 2023 | | start date = 13 January 2023 | ||
}} | }} | ||
Everything's Fine is a satirical current affairs show, featuring a monologue, in-studio guests and scripted skits. The first season was initially produced by [[Finn Ducker]] - following on from his TFTI studio show of the same name, in what is thought to be a YSTV first - then [[Max Roach]]. For Season 2, [[Alexianne Charlery-Warner]] and [[Rhiannon Kaye]] took over as showrunners, with Alex replaced by [[Sanziana Popescu-Necşeşti]] for the more skit-focused Season 3. | Everything's Fine is a satirical current affairs show, featuring a monologue, in-studio guests and scripted skits. The first season was initially produced by [[Finn Ducker]] - following on from his TFTI studio show of the same name, in what is thought to be a YSTV first - then [[Max Roach]]. For Season 2, [[Alexianne Charlery-Warner]] and [[Rhiannon Kaye]] took over as showrunners, with Alex replaced by [[Sanziana Popescu-Necşeşti]] for the more skit-focused Season 3. From season 5 onwards, the show was then passed onto [[Almira Moldovan]] and [[Matthew Malkin]] who introduced the character of a satirical journalist “Cornelius Scrunkle” played by [[Morgan Majithia]]. After Matthew’s departure from the show, Morgan took onto co-producing as well, the show’s focus shifting onto his comedic character. | ||
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====Episode 2 – Passwords, Pet Peeves and Prostates==== | ====Episode 2 – Passwords, Pet Peeves and Prostates==== | ||
Presented by [[Alex Charlery-Warner]], with guest [[Sanziana Popescu-Necşeşti]]. This all-live episode featured a public apology for leaking YSTV's Adobe password in the previous episode's anti-piracy skit, a monologue about media coverage of King Charles' health, an economics segment about the cost of NaSTA tickets and a list of people who have annoyed the show's producers. | Presented by [[Alex Charlery-Warner]], with guest [[Sanziana Popescu-Necşeşti]]. This all-live episode featured a public apology for leaking YSTV's Adobe password in the previous episode's anti-piracy skit, a monologue about media coverage of King Charles' health, an economics segment about the cost of NaSTA tickets and a list of people who have annoyed the show's producers. | ||
====Episode 3 – EverythingsFine.mov==== | |||
Presented by [[Jamie Parker-East]], this [[Untitled.mov]] takeover included a tech-themed Q&A live skit with [[Kory Anderson]] and [[Liam Burnand]]. Other skits include a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eEG5LVXdKo Get A Mac] ad parody, Jamie ranting about macOS and a clip of Jamie on the phone to Kirsten during tech meeting the previous day. | |||
====Episode 4 – Willy Wanker's Chocolate Experience==== | |||
Presented by [[Alex Charlery-Warner]], with a live skit featuring [[Almira Moldovan]] being exorcised. Other skits included a spoof orientation video for English students and a Law And Order parody. | |||
====Episode 5 – Kate Middleton Spotted in York==== | |||
Presented by [[Alex Charlery-Warner]], with a Harry Potter-themed parody of the Willy Wonka experience and a Bake Off-based cost of living skit. This was the first episode led by incoming showrunners [[Almira Moldovan]] and [[Matt Malkin]]. | |||