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Rostered On

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Adapted from the English Wikipedia article Rostered On, available under CC BY-SA 4.0Updated 11 August 2025
Rostered On
IndustryEntertainment
Founded2016
FounderRyan Chamley
ProductsWeb series

Rostered On is an Australian workplace comedy web series filmed with a single-camera setup, focusing on the daily lives of retail employees at "Electroworld". Ryan Chamley serves as the creator, director, and writer, with production handled by Robot Army.

The series premiered with a pilot episode on 4 April 2016, followed by the official full season release on 4 April 2017, distributed through Facebook and YouTube. Promotional efforts included the launch of an extended trailer prior to the debut.

Netflix secured distribution rights to the show, making the first season accessible starting 4 April 2018; this led to the removal of earlier episodes from YouTube and Facebook platforms. After its removal from Netflix on 12 June 2022, all episodes were restored to YouTube.

The Seven Network commissioned a second season for airing on 7mate, marking the channel’s inaugural scripted comedy production. Additionally, Season 1 was broadcast on 7mate in 2019.

Cast

  • Paul Moore portrays Shaun, an Electroworld salesperson and aspiring photographer who is discontented with his current role.
  • Ronn Kurtz plays Winston (also known as Winno), a compassionate salesperson harboring romantic feelings for Tess.
  • Doug Lyons acts as Adam, the store’s rule-oriented assistant manager.
  • Tara Vagg appears as Tess, the only female salesperson in the store who reciprocates Winston’s affections. (The pilot featured Georgie Jennings in this role.)
  • Diana Brumen takes on Beeanka, a cold and manipulative member of the counter staff.
  • Susie Kazda is Sarah, a colleague at the counter and friend to Beeanka.
  • Chloé Hayden joins as Grace, introduced in the third season.
  • Jack Garnett plays Darren, a reserved employee working in the warehouse.
  • Stephen Francis portrays Gary, the amiable store manager and friend of Shaun.
  • Lliam Murphy features as Brett, the top-performing salesman and womanizer who reveals his bisexuality in Season 2.
  • Adam Balales acts as Spencer, Winston’s close coworker.
  • Steph Evison Williams appears as Sara, Shaun’s supportive spouse employed at a local café.
  • Sreed Sathiamoorthy plays Vish, a confrontational security guard known for his unconventional approach to customer interactions.
  • Luke Saliba portrays Chris Woods, an outgoing regional manager.
  • Christine Husband is Alison, a regional manager focused on maintaining order.
  • Nicholas Boshier appears as Dan, a new employee introduced in Season 2 facing housing difficulties.
  • Ace Howell plays Montana, a café barista raised by Dan.
  • Jackson Tozer acts as Calvin, a carefree security guard introduced in Season 2.
  • Michael Mack portrays Clint, a former irate customer who becomes head chef at the café in Season 2.

Reception

The Guardian awarded the series two stars, critiquing its "amateurish writing and bush-league production values" while describing its Netflix relaunch as lacking comedic effectiveness.

Season 1 (2016–2017)

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Season 3 (2022)

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