Pauline Hanson’s Please Explain (2021) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD

Pauline Hanson's Please Explain (2021) is a animation, comedy web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Pauline Hanson's Please Explain online in HD.

Pauline Hanson's Please Explain — Storyline

Political satire web-series featuring One Nation leader Pauline Hanson and a cast of various characters from Australia and the world.

Cast & Crew

• Starring: Pauline Hanson

Pauline Hanson's Please Explain — Series Details

Pauline Hanson's Please Explain — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: School's in Session (2021-11-12) — Welcome to the new political semester where Ms. Senator Hanson proceeds with the roll call.
• E2: Preferences (2021-11-12) — Ms. Senator Hanson exposes the backroom deals the major parties use to supercharge the two-party preferred system of preferences to their benefit during elections.
• E3: Political Donations (2021-11-19) — Ms. Senator Hanson shows the class how donations to political parties can skirt the rules and hide who the real donors are.
• E4: Excise Taxes (2021-11-26) — Ms. Senator Hanson tackles simplifying the world of taxes though classroom show-and-tell.
• E5: Climate Change Policy (2021-12-03)
• E6: Political Dishonesty (2021-12-10)
• E7: Political Self-Destruction (2021-12-17)
• E8: Political Correctness (2021-12-24)
• E9: Immigration (2022-01-14)
• E10: The Prime Minister's Pension (2022-01-21)
• E11: Australia Day (2022-01-26)
• E12: Pork Barrelling (2022-01-28)
• E13: Housing Affordability (2022-02-03)
• E14: How to Pass the Buck (2022-02-10)
• E15: Your ABC (2022-02-17)
• E16: A Labor/Greens Government (2022-02-24)
• E17: Party Policies (2022-03-03)
• E18: The Canberra Swamp (2022-03-10)
• E19: Disaster Management (2022-03-17)
• E20: Presidential Politics (2022-03-24)
• E21: Inflation (2022-04-07)
• E22: The Campaign Easter Special (2022-04-14)
• E23: The Media (2022-04-21)
• E24: Voter Fraud (2022-04-28)
• E25: Keyboard Warriors (2022-05-05)
• E26: Political Ads (2022-05-12)
• E27: Battle of the Ballots (2022-05-19)
• E28: The Aftermath (2022-06-17)

Season 2

• E1: A New Term (2023-02-02)
• E2: Economy in the Toilet (2023-02-09)
• E3: The Voice (2023-02-16)
• E4: The Zero-Sum Game (2023-02-23)
• E5: Playing the Victim (2023-03-02)
• E6: Under the Bus (2023-03-09)
• E7: The Teal Housewives (2023-03-16)
• E8: The Big Red Dragon (2023-03-23)
• E9: Back to the Future (2023-03-30)
• E10: The NDIS (2023-04-06)
• E11: The Woke Mind Virus (2023-04-20)
• E12: Captain Planet (2023-04-27)
• E13: Jimonomics (2023-05-04)
• E14: Jobseeker (2023-05-11)
• E15: Box Tickers (2023-05-18)
• E16: Woke Cinema (2023-05-25)
• E17: Rental Crisis (2023-06-01)
• E18: Chicken Little (2023-06-08)
• E19: The Higgins Case (2023-06-15)
• E20: The Future (2023-06-22)
• E21: Recession (2023-06-29)
• E22: The Nationals (2023-07-06)
• E23: Woke Vision (2023-07-13)
• E24: Censorship (2023-07-20)
• E25: Referendum (2023-07-27)
• E26: Housing Australia Future Fund (2023-08-03)
• E27: Gender Confusion (2023-08-10)
• E28: Global Boiling (2023-08-24)
• E29: The Uluru Statement (2023-08-31)
• E30: 60 Day Dispensing (2023-09-07)
• E31: Behind the Scenes (2023-09-14)
• E32: Qantas (2023-09-21)
• E33: Net Zero (2023-09-28)
• E34: The Media's Voice (2023-10-05)
• E35: Vote No (2023-10-12)
• E36: The Blame Game (2023-10-19)
• E37: Airbus Albo (2023-11-23)
• E38: Minecraft (2023-11-30)
• E39: Alphanese (2023-12-07)
• E40: What Is a Woman? (2023-12-14)
• E41: The Christmas Special (2023-12-21)

Season 3

• E1: Distractions (2024-03-01) — Labor wants you to forget about their broken promises, the rising cost of living, and our leaky borders, so they are ringing those Prime Ministerial wedding bells and cranking up t
• E2: Chinese Spies (2024-03-08) — As Albo navigates through a maze of espionage, accompanied by unexpected bedfellows, we’re reminded of the fine line between ally and adversary.
• E3: Diversity, Inclusion, Equity (2024-03-15) — We witness a satirical take on the extremes of political correctness and identity politics, challenging the audience to reflect on the implications of these policies through the le
• E4: Champagne Socialists (2024-03-22) — As Adam Bandt and his crew find themselves stranded, their survival challenges the very foundations of their beliefs. From champagne toasts in private jets to the harsh realities o
• E5: The Albanese Government (2024-03-29) — After establishing a thriving island society, Albo’s leadership faces the ultimate test with the arrival of the natives and the challenges of sustainable living. As Albo ventures o
• E6: Digital ID (2024-04-05) — Join Gerald, an everyday Aussie, as he navigates the intrusive pop-ups of Albo, who enthusiastically promotes the government’s ability to centralise all personal data under the gui
• E7: Carbon Capture Storage in the GAB (2024-04-12) — As Glencore pitches a wildly irresponsible plan to dump concentrated CO2 into the Great Artesian Basin, the sharks’ reactions range from blind enthusiasm to stark skepticism. This
• E8: Net-Zero-Bot (2024-04-19) — As our characters grapple with explosive wind turbines and fiery solar panels, the episode dives into the absurdities of overly ambitious environmental policies.
• E9: eSafety Commissioner (2024-04-26) — In “eSafety Commissioner,” we follow a scenario where the Australian government, attempts to regulate online content under the guise of safety. What begins as a comedic take on gov
• E10: Immigration Junkies (2024-05-03) — “Immigration Junkie” tackles the thorny issue of immigration with a humorous yet thoughtful approach. The intervention scenario serves as a metaphor for the need for balance and mo
• E11: Bad Budgets and Big Computers (2024-05-31) — Set against the backdrop of Parliament Lawns, Jim Chalmers, proudly parades a gargantuan $940 million expenditure. As Jim distributes handouts to the public, from homeless men to a
• E12: Political Hit Jobs (2024-05-24) — The plot thickens with a series of comically failed schemes by Anthony Albanese and Adam Bandt, who find themselves outwitted at every turn. From misguided attempts involving anvil
• E13: The Polls (2024-05-31) — As the giant flagpole of public opinion comes crashing down, Albo’s frantic attempts to spin his way out of trouble only make matters hilariously worse.
• E14: The Man From Snowy Hydro (2024-06-07) — As we follow a cascade of taxpayer money soaring into the ambitious and controversial Snowy Hydro 2.0 project, the episode explores the often blurred lines between ambitious public
• E15: The State of Queensland (2024-06-14) — “The State of Queensland” takes a look at the many facets of life in Queensland through the eyes of Robert Irwin and everyone’s favourite animated pup, Bluey. Set against the backd
• E16: Inside Albo (2024-06-21) — As Woke Albo takes the reins, promising sweeping reforms and ambitious policies, the internal chaos and external pressures escalate, leading to a series of comedic mishaps that res
• E17: The Big Rort (2024-07-05) — “The Big Rort” isn’t just about exposing the contradictions in energy policies; it’s about following the money trail. This episode crafts a narrative filled with dark humour and po
• E18: NDIS: The Movie (2024-07-12) — In this episode, we venture into uncharted territory with our episode “NDIS: The Movie,” a take on the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) that mixes horror, humour and a h
• E19: Division (2024-07-19) — Anthony Albanese and Adam Bandt descend into the bowels of political manoeuvring, revealing a shadowy operation where divisiveness is both a science and an art. The narrative takes
• E20: Cashless (2024-07-26) — In “Cashless,” we follow Anthony Albanese on a seemingly mundane trip to Bunnings, where the simplicity of buying a sausage sizzle reveals the complexities and frustrations of a ca
• E21: A Migrant A Minute (2024-08-02) — Anthony Albanese finds himself overwhelmed when his statement about immigration rates turns his home into a chaotic hub of extended relatives, each symbolising a facet of immigrati
• E22: Oppression Olympics (2024-08-09) — In this episode, we introduce a fictitious global event that parodies real societal discussions around oppression and victimhood. Contestants like Katy Gallagher, Lidia Thorpe, Jor
• E23: Broken Promises (2024-08-16) — From being literally speared over treaty delays to dodging accusations in a frenetic escape through The Lodge, Albo’s promises come back to haunt him in increasingly absurd scenari
• E24: National Insecurity (2024-08-23) — Albo navigates a minefield of political correctness, advised by the overzealous ‘National Insecurity,’ who personifies the extreme measures taken to avoid any semblance of social i
• E25: Forgetting Adam Bandt (2024-09-06) — Watch as Albo and Adam air their grievances, from unresolved policy disputes to personal betrayals, all under the guidance of a bewildered couple’s therapist. The episode cleverly
• E26: Albo's War on Everything (2024-09-13) — Albo is seen barking orders in a military-style war room, emphasising reckless spending as a strategy to fight the nation’s battles. From climate change to economic battles, Albo’s
• E27: Censorship (2024-09-20) — Join us as we navigate through turbulent waters, where the absurdity of censorship meets the audacity of political manoeuvres. From misnamed legislative bills to cannonballs aimed
• E28: I'm Not Scomo (2024-10-04) — Watch as Albo, now ScAlbo, grapples with his new-found persona, engaging in antics that are strikingly reminiscent of ScoMo’s political playbook. From dodging responsibility to eng
• E29: Day in the Life of a Green (2024-10-11)
• E30: The State of Melbourne (2024-10-18)
• E31: QueenSLAM 2024 (2024-10-25) — "QueenSLAM 2024" thrusts you into a charged spectacle at the Wrestlemania Stadium, where political figures transform into wrestling champions battling for the title of “King of the
• E32: Lefties Losing It (2024-11-08) — Watch as Albo and his cohort convene in the absurdly grandiose Ivory Tower, planning their next over-the-top strategies to reclaim the moral high ground. With guest appearances fro
• E33: [CENSORED] (2024-11-15)
• E34: Please Explained (Part 1) (2024-11-22)
• E35: Please Explained (Part 2) (2024-11-29)

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Pauline Hanson's Please Explain have? 3 season(s) with 104 episodes.

Where can I watch Pauline Hanson's Please Explain? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.