A week is a long time in news, but can The Weekly's Charlie, Kitty & Tom cover 2015's highs & lows in an hour? With special guest Harrison Ford! Who will be crowned The Yearly's inaugural Person of the Year?

2016, the year of Brexit, Trump and the Budgie 9, has outstayed its welcome. The Weekly's Charlie Pickering, Kitty Flanagan and Tom Gleeson wrestle 2016 out of the party before it takes any more musical legends with it.

Charlie Pickering and the Weekly team look back on 2017, the year when President Trump, postal surveys, Kim Jong-un, bike share schemes, and undercover Kiwi MPs plunged us all into la-la land. Er, sorry: Moonlight.

Charlie and The Weekly team look back on the year and ask "2018 What the hell happened?" Leadership spills, cave rescues, Trump summits and Tom Gleeson's tilt for Denyer Logie Gold. Plus a final farewell to Kitty Flanagan.

Charlie, Judith and Tom wrap up 2019 - The Year Everything Went According to Plan! An election upset, Trump's meltdown, Folau's foibles and Tom's unlikely Logies win are all written into The Weekly's official history of 2019.

Charlie and the Weekly team emerge from their plague bunker to wrap 2020. Was it the worst year ever? Have you washed your hands? Can we remember what happened? All will be revealed, from a safe distance.

The Weekly team is back to wrap up the year in style and if 2021 felt a bit like 2020, let Charlie and a cavalcade of guest stars lead you through a riotous game of spot the difference! Now with added earthquake.

Charlie Pickering is back to wrap up 2022. A galaxy of stars including Margaret Pomeranz, Roy & HG, Tony Armstrong, Gabbi Bolt and Andy Zaltzman answer the year's big questions. Who were the winners and losers?

Charlie wraps up 2023 with Margaret Pomeranz, Roy & HG, Rhys Nicholson, referendums & mushroom deaths. Can't recall what happened this year? Don't worry. The Yearly remembers all the news so you don't have to.

Charlie is back to wrap up 2024 with Margaret Pomeranz, Roy & HG, Rhys Nicholson, Concetta Caristo and Andy Zaltzman. If you can't recall what happened, The Yearly remembers all the news so you don't have to.