It's 50 years since the Moon landing. Here's today's funny but irrelevant Moon TV clip.

Moon TV: Renowned writer Joe Bennet balks at Leigh Hart’s pretentious poetry

It's 50 years since the Moon landing. Here's today's funny but irrelevant Moon TV clip.

Moon Tribute from Moon TV: Leigh Hart bites off more than he can chew when he attempts to show a young couple how to deal with a problematic baby!

It's 50 years since the Moon landing. Here's today's funny but irrelevant Moon TV clip.

Moon Tribute from Moon TV: Speed Cooking goes up a level with the introduction of a live band!

It's 50 years since the Moon landing. Here's today's funny but irrelevant Moon TV clip.

Moon Tribute from Moon TV: Hamsterman has some competition from across the street so he upgrades his fish-tank displays with disastrous results!

Chelsea Handler is bringing her Life Will Be The Death Of Me tour to New Zealand.

Leigh Hart shares Moon TV videos with the Herald to celebrate moon landing anniversary.

Moon Tribute from Moon TV: The Speedo Cops in a thrilling high speed chase. No two days are the same for the Speedo Cops. This episode highlights the dangers they can face on a daily basis if they are not at the top of their game.

Moon Tribute from Moon TV: The Late Night Big Breakfast team of Jeremy Wells, Jason Hoyte and Leigh Hart conduct a disastrous interview with a psychic.

Comedian grabbed by the back of the head and pushed by outraged audience member.

Moon Tribute from Moon TV: Speed Cooking on the Road - Leigh Hart decides to cook a three-course meal under stopwatch conditions while travelling through the scenic West-coast in a camper van.

Moon Tribute from Moon TV: BookZone - Once again Leigh infuriates renowned writer Joe Bennett while trying to discuss poetry.

Moon Tribute from Moon TV: Hamsterman - Alcoholic Pet-store owner Colin 'the Hamsterman’ is paid a surprise visit from the SPCA!

Amy Schumer has earned praise and criticism after sharing her latest post-partum photos.

The Nannette star is coming to NZ this summer.

James Nokise and Kura Forrester walked home with the festival's top gongs.

Alex Winter is interested in how technology can be used to both liberate and oppress.

Aziz Ansari is heading to New Zealand - in just two weeks.

Brynley Stent's new show is like a "more twisted, bold Catherine Tate".

Kura Forrester's new show features a stunning surprise.

Last laughs? The Comedy Festival ends this weekend - but there's more to keep us smiling.

Rhys Nicholson has delivered another magnificent show - potentially his best yet.

Tom Sainsbury's clever new show is held back by sudden, inconsistent turns.

James Roque may have produced the most introspective set in the Comedy Festival this year.