





When Australian food writer and human tornado Liv has a major health crisis, she’s forced to rethink her live fast, die young attitude (cue M.I.A.’s “Paper Planes”) — and fast. If she doesn’t get healthy, she won’t be able to get back to the US to film her dream gig: a new and hotly anticipated cooking show. So Liv throws herself into an over-the-top wellness routine — cleanses, colonics, cycling, diet restrictions, you name it. Wellmania, co-created by writers Brigid Delaney and Benjamin Law, stars comedian Celeste Barber, who you’ll definitely know if you have an Instagram account: Several years ago, Barber went relentlessly viral for her countless spoofs of often outlandish fashion photos.




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NYC food journalist Liv Healy is the life of every party. On the verge of landing a judging gig on a new cooking show, Liv thinks she might finally hit the big leagues. But everything changes when she heads home to Australia to celebrate her best friend Amy’s 40th birthday. After a debaucherous party, Liv’s green card is stolen, so she can’t get back to New York. While getting a replacement card, Liv blacks out, is taken to the hospital and then is informed she’s stuck in Australia: She failed her medical test — which she needs in order to get a green card. So Liv is forced to become a healthier version of herself. The problem? She’s a mess — and the show starts filming in four weeks.
The series takes place in Sydney.
Yes. Wellmania is based on co-creator Brigid Delaney’s book Wellmania: Misadventures in the Search for Wellness.





















































