Upper Middle Bogan.

When an upper middle class woman discovers she is adopted, she is shocked to find out she comes from a drag racing family in the outer suburbs. / Watch the Season 3 Trailer / Watch the Season 2 Trailer / Watch the Season 1 Trailer

• "Smart, laugh-out-loud funny." — The Sydney Morning Herald
• "Clever and funny." — The Australian
• "Cast perfectly and the writing is spot-on...very funny ensemble comedy." — The Sydney Morning Herald
• "Fabulous." — The Daily Telegraph
• "Delicious character-based comedy that's as much about personal foibles as it is the vices and virtues of Australia’s various social stratum." — Sunday Herald
• "A warm, madcap, razor- sharp-scripted look at class and common ground... the entire cast is top class." — Empire Magazine
• "Three seasons in, I’m still loving Upper Middle Bogan — now more than ever." — Herald-Sun
• "A magnificent half-hour of comedy." — The Sunday Age
• "This might be the finest Australian comedy in years. For one thing, it's genuinely funny... more of this, please." — The Weekly Review
• "Hope's direction is accomplished, the scripting is tight, observant and very funny, and the performances are top shelf." — Gordon Farrer, The Sydney Morning Herald
• "Bogan bounces along with well-crafted scripts, is cut to a snappy pace and boasts a cleverly chosen ensemble cast." — Debi Enker, The Sydney Morning Herald
• "…this comedy is right on the pace; a clever script and top performances will make you laugh." — Lyndall Crisp, The Australian
• "...there's uniform development of character rather than caricature. It's all helped by a pitch-perfect cast, including the wonderful Patrick Brammall, a feisty Michala Banas and Robyn Nevin. I can't even tell you how good she is." — Tony Squires, The Age
• "Upper Middle Bogan is undeniably funny - it's got a marvellous screwball-comedy pace and rhythm - but it's also a surprisingly sweet and touching story." — Guy Davis, Geelong Advertiser
• "Hard to decide who's better here - Robyn Nevin as turbo snob Margaret or Michala Banas as turbo bogan Amber." — Cameron Adams, Herald Sun

• Created by Robyn Butler and Wayne Hope
• Directed by Wayne Hope