Who Do You Think You Are? (AU)

Season 14

Australian celebrities play detective as they go in search of their family history, revealing secrets from the past. Along the way there will be scandal, adultery, pioneers, bushrangers, artists and royalty. Join the trail of discovery to uncover where these celebrities came from as they find out just who they think they are.

Where to Watch Season 14

8 Episodes

Barry Humphries
E1
Barry HumphriesThe late comedian Barry Humphries investigates a royal scandal from his father's ancestry, and unravels his mysterious maternal family history.
Jenny Brockie
E2
Jenny BrockieJournalist Jenny Brockie uncovers her mother's family history and learns her distant relatives were a gang member and a brothel owner from Ireland.
Derryn Hinch
E3
Derryn HinchVeteran journalist Derryn Hinch has long been curious about the identity of his mother's father. His one clue, a childhood portrait of his mother Betty, leads Derryn to suspect her father was an English sailor. But on this episode of 'Who Do You Think You Are?', Derryn submits to a DNA test with heart-rending results. On his paternal side,
Rhonda Burchmore
E4
Rhonda BurchmoreEntertainer Rhonda Burchmore finds out about the maternal grandfather she never knew, and a fascinating entrepreneur with an amazing legacy on her father's side.
Stephen Page
E5
Stephen PageArtistic director and choreographer Stephen Page uncovers the truth about his Aboriginal ancestry, and meets his previously unknown family in the South Pacific.
Peter Helliar
E6
Peter HelliarComedian Peter Helliar discovers a maternal ancestor's traumatic experience in Gallipoli, and a paternal link to an Irish rogue, and a pioneer of AFL.
Kerry Armstrong
E7
Kerry ArmstrongTelevision and stage actor Kerry Armstrong discovers a lineage of rebellious and free-spirited women, and explores her strange connection to the sea.
John Waters
E8
John WatersActor and musician John Waters discovers a paternal heritage of working class radicals, and a maternal ancestor at the heart of colonial Caribbean history.