The Hit Network‘s late night comedy show, Collective Noun, signed off last week, with the team taking to social media to announce the end of their show

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Tonight, we’re toasting with the world’s finest cola, served at the world’s finest temperature (room). After 3 great years, tonight is the last Collective Noun Late Night Show. We’ve loved making the show and want to thank you for making it so fun. Here’s to the Big Mac shrinking conspiracies, Sausàge by Bunnings, the delivery drivers who steal food, the farming emoji, the Kinder eggs, the Flight Centre captain, the Holman 150mm Wedge Rain Gauge, Minion memes, Dom’s Google searches, ice block skiing, the Santa Clause, el Macos, Caramilk, cooking things in toasters, the adultcino, Lewis Capaldi, and counting 100s and 1000s. See you with new things in 2020!

A post shared by Collective Noun (@collectivenouncomedy) on Dec 18, 2019 at 11:11pm PST