

On the Couch
Season - Episode
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11 - 1Pre Season Week 1 Feb 20, 2012
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11 - 2Pre Season Week 2 Feb 27, 2012
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11 - 3Pre Season Week 3 Mar 05, 2012
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11 - 4Pre Season Week 4 Mar 12, 2012
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11 - 5Pre Season Week 5 Mar 19, 2012
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11 - 6Round 1 Review Part I Mar 26, 2012
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11 - 7Round 1 Review Part II Apr 02, 2012
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11 - 8Round 2 Review Apr 09, 2012
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11 - 9Round 3 Review Apr 16, 2012
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11 - 10Round 4 Review Apr 23, 2012
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11 - 11Round 5 Review Apr 30, 2012
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11 - 12Round 6 Review May 07, 2012
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11 - 13Round 7 Review May 14, 2012
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11 - 14Round 8 Review May 21, 2012
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11 - 15Round 9 Review May 28, 2012
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11 - 16Round 10 Review Jun 04, 2012
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11 - 17Round 11 Review Jun 11, 2012
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11 - 18Round 12 Review Jun 18, 2012
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11 - 19Round 13 Review Jun 25, 2012
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11 - 20Round 14 Review Jul 02, 2012
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11 - 21Round 15 Review Jul 09, 2012
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11 - 22Round 16 Review Jul 16, 2012
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11 - 23Round 17 Review Jul 23, 2012
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11 - 24Round 18 Review Jul 30, 2012
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11 - 25Round 19 Review Aug 06, 2012
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11 - 26Round 20 Review Aug 13, 2012
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11 - 27Round 21 Review Aug 20, 2012
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11 - 28Round 22 Review Aug 27, 2012
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11 - 29Round 23 Review Sep 03, 2012
Overview
On the Couch is an Australian television program focusing on the current issues in the Australian Football League. From its debut in 2002 through to 2006, it was shown on the Fox Footy Channel. From 2007 through to 2011, it was broadcast on Fox Sports. From 2012, the show has resumed broadcasting on Fox Footy. The show airs on Monday night and is hosted by Gerard Healy. It also features Mike Sheahan and Paul Roos. Roos replaced James Hird for the 2011 season, who had sat on the couch since retiring at the end of 2007, but left to pursue a coaching career at Essendon. The inaugural co-host from 2002 - 2007 was Robert Walls. The shows format follows an 'informal chat' style in a set that resembles a lounge room. It focuses more on in depth coverage and discussions of topics as well as each week holding an interview with a player or coach. The concept and style is similar to the now-defunct Seven Network program Talking Footy, which also featured Mike Sheahan as chief journalist.