Continuing on their Australian adventure, the guys find a secret spot at Seal Rock. Poopies digs deep into his bloodline to see how fast and then see how fast he can speed ski on the river.
Its full psych mode as the crew score waves in Australia. Usually Jamie has inflatable toys or a lighter in his bag of tricks, see what happens when he pulls out the clippers and scissors!
Jamie and the crew start the final season down under in Australia while Poopies plots how to finally get Jamie back.
Just like Game of Thrones, all good series must come to an end! Join Jamie O’Brien and his crew for the last season of Who is JOB as they surf, slide, ride and shave their way down under in Australia and New Zealand!
Half the job done. That was the message from Wallabies vice-captain Samu Kerevi this morning after the side's 47-26 win over the All Blacks last night.
Which team's captain is under pressure, how Fremantle created a winning play, the coaching tenure of Brad Scott and more.
From skating for pleasure to skating as a profession, this is Sandro Dias' story of how he became a pro skater.
Ross Edgley has become the first person ever to swim around mainland Great Britain. This is the Great British Swim.
For years we’ve watched Jamie wax and shave Poopies eyebrows. What if the tables were turned? In the final episode of Who is JOB 8.0, Jamie and Poopies put an eyebrow on the line to see who can get barreled on water skis at Teahupoo.
The boys head to Tahiti to surf the famous Teahupoo, considered the heaviest wave in the world, where Lucas gets up close and personal with the reef. And as usual, they find a new spot for Poops to surf.
While driving around looking for waterfalls, the boys find a new wave to ride in Maui. Poopies tries to kayak home and watch what happens when Jamie gets a taste of his own medicine!
Wallabies hooker Tatafu Polota-Nau has had no hesitation in backing Michael Cheika to be the man to lead the Wallabies forward. The coach under-fire after the side lost the opening Bledisloe Cup match last weekend.
