Where to watch Black Comedy Season 4
Black Comedy season 4 is streaming in Australia on Prime Video (subscription) and free on ABC iView. You can also buy it on Apple TV from $12.99. Season 4 was released on 5 February 2020.
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Availability checked 16 November 2026.
Black Comedy Season 4 air dates
- Premiered
- Final episode aired
Air dates: TMDB.
About Black Comedy Season 4
A sketch comedy show by Blackfellas…For everyone. Featuring an ensemble cast of Indigenous writers and performers and many special guest cameo appearances as well. CAST: Jon Bell, Aaron Fa’aoso and Steven Oliver.
Season summary: TMDB.
Black Comedy Season 4 episodes

S04 E01
Black Comedy
27 mins · Wed, 5 Feb 2020
A couple of cousins consider getting to know each other; Shane heads to his very first day of university.

S04 E02
Black Comedy
28 mins · Wed, 12 Feb 2020
The shocking discovery of an Indigenous relic that isn't what it appears to be; a dusty old bushman struggles to locate his keys; Blakforce: Special Coconut Unit hits the streets.

S04 E03
Black Comedy
27 mins · Wed, 19 Feb 2020
Taon tries to make an impression on his first day in prison by confronting the meanest inmate, and back in the 1970s, Alice and Melvyn go to Australia's first interracial swingers party.

S04 E04
Black Comedy
27 mins · Wed, 26 Feb 2020
Blakforce interrupts a marriage proposal in progress; Nan and Bub take to the road IN search for the last tea bag in the world.

S04 E05
Black Comedy
26 mins · Wed, 4 Mar 2020
Aunty Val gives her own explanation of the concept of luck; the Bondi Blackfella proves that nothing gets between him and knock-off time; a brand new product guaranteed to improve hygiene.

S04 E06
Black Comedy
27 mins · Wed, 11 Mar 2020
The question of why white always gets to go first is brought up during a game of chess; a showdown of good versus evil takes place in a courtroom.

