Ridiculousness

Rob, Steelo and Brooke Schofield burst through the door amid what they call “achy arrivals”, then rally the girls for a segment titled “party girl pain”. The trio also watch the difficulties of screen doors unfold in the “kids vs screens” feature.

The show is a single episode that follows the antics of three hosts – Rob, Steelo and Brooke Schofield. It’s presented as a light‑hearted programme where the trio moves from one sketch to the next, each segment built around a quirky premise. The episode opens with the trio crashing through a doorway, a moment labelled “achy arrivals”, which sets a playful tone for what follows. Soon after, they rally a group of girls for a segment called “party girl pain”, turning a typical night out into a series of comic mishaps. The final sketch pivots to a domestic scene titled “kids vs screens”, where the hosts watch the ongoing battle between children and stubborn screen doors. Throughout the broadcast, these three vignettes are stitched together to highlight the everyday frustrations and humorous side‑effects of ordinary situations. The hosts’ interactions provide a through‑line, linking the physical comedy of the door crash, the social chaos of the party, and the petty war of the screen doors. By the end, the episode leaves viewers with a string of concise, relatable moments – from sore‑footed entrances to teenage party woes and the perennial struggle of kids trying to outwit a screen door – all delivered in the programme’s characteristic brisk style.