Julie's Fine, Everything's Fine
Julie Nolke brings her signature wit and wildly relatable characters to Julie’s Fine, Everything’s Fine, a whip-smart sketch comedy show that explores the absurdity of everyday life. Whether she’s explaining the unexplainable, navigating awkward encounters, or rewriting history with a modern twist, Julie proves that even when life’s a mess… everything’s fine.
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Seasons & Episodes
1. Life's Fine, I'm Totally Handling It!
Don’t miss this meltdown. Adulting is a joke—and Julie’s the punchline.
2. The Art of Overthinking
Julie dishes advice on dating, texting, and rebounds - then spirals into her own insecurities.
3. Men
Julie’s done with men... until she’s not. Then it’s trucks, cars, and chaos in peak dude fashion.
4. Baby on Board
From “I’m pregnant” to “Now what?”–Julie spirals through every stage with laughs and tears.
5. Back in Time
History gets hilariously unhinged as Julie reveals how everything really went down.
6. All My Peeves
Julie takes on airlines, tipping, skincare, movies, etc., in a hilarious rant-fest.
7. Of Governments and Politics
Trudeau, Trump, and all things politics (if only politics were this funny.)
8. Pandemic: The Orientation - Part I
Future Julie warns 2020 Julie about the pandemic chaos to come. Spoiler alert: it’s unhinged.
9. Pandemic: The Orientation - Part II
Future Julie is back with more chaos. 2021 Julie is spiraling. Again. It's still not over.
10. This Episode Has Been Flagged
Julie takes on the government and finance world. Don't worry, Julie, we don't know what NFTs are either.
11. Through Time and Space
Time travel, conversations with god, and Mary Poppins’ bag. Julie’s reality gets weird fast.
12. Exit Stage Nope
Julie rewrites classics, (tries to) defends Karens, and bombs on stage. Pure chaos, no notes.
