Sadly, Cass & Kel will not be broadcasting together in 2013, as Cass moves on to bigger and better things!
A new show will be announced soon but in the meantime, you can revisit all your favourite segments right here! You can also like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter.
Cassie's gotten herself into a bit of pickle!
When you say things like "If anyone can do that, I'll...I'll run a marathon" live on air, you run the risk of actually having to live up to that promise. And Cass learnt that the hard way! That's right, guess who's doing a marathon!
Before the end of the year, Cass is going to do a 70km ride in lycra. Who's excited? We definitely are!!
Tune in to hear how this all came to be!
In this modern, tech-savvy world, there are so many inventive ways to lose your phone. One unfortunate farmer has done his best to outdo them all, as he managed to get his cullular telephone stuck...inside a cow.
As Cass and Kel discover (with exclusive audio from the scene), this results in an awkward retrieval mission for a certain vet.
This week, on THE WEEK THAT WAS...
Cass joyously welcomes her newborn tomato plant shoots into the world, Kel decides that it's finally time to cut his lawn (but only after the family cat goes missing) and we discover the ultimate womanly pleasure scenario, complete with strawberries, foot massages and long, icky talks about feelings.
What influences kids more - nature or nurture?
Jennifer Cummins, the producer of the ABC show Life at 7, joins Cass and Kel to talk about just that. Life at 7 is a televised social experiment that follows children growing up in different situations and lifestyles to examine how they develop their social skills and adapt to the world around them.
Listen in to Cass and Kel to hear how the families on the show handle to the film crews and what they think about it!
It's majority rules time! And today, we have a new age question.
In the old days, it was an unspoken agreement between neighbours to mow the whole nature strip if you're out there doing your own bit. But now, with neighbours who are pretty much strangers, does this rule still apply or does the fence divide more than just the land?
It's a tough one but if you need a conclusive answer, Cass and Kel have found out what Melbourne thinks!
